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Other 29CFR1910 HAZMAT Courses
We also conduct these courses under Section (e) and (q) of the State of California CCR Title 8, Section 5192 and Federal OSHA 29CFR1910 .120 HAZWOPER Standards. HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120-Section (e)-General Site/Specific Limited Task Workers
HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120-Section (q)-Emergency Responders
[ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(e)(3)(ii): The Hazardous Materials Specific/Limited Task Worker is now a recognized level for which the State of California provides a certified training program. Workers on sites only occasionally for a specific limited task such as ground water monitoring, land surveying, or geo-physical surveying, or who are unlikely to be exposed to PEL's are required to have this OSHA 29CFR1910 HAZMAT training. Meets OSHA requirements 29CFR1910 .120(e)(3)(ii) or (iii) and CCR Title 8, Section 5192(e)(3)(B) or (C). Who should attend: Employees who work on Hazardous Waste Sites. CSTI CERTIFIED [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(e)(3)(i): The Hazardous Materials General Site Worker is now a recognized competency level for which the State of California provides a certified training program. General site workers (such as equipment operators, general laborers, and supervisory personnel) engaged in hazardous substance removal or other activities which expose or potentially expose workers to hazardous substances and health hazards are required to have this 29CFR1910 HAZMAT training. Meets OSHA requirements 29CFR1910 .120(e)(3)(i) and CCR Title 8, Section 5192(e)(3)(A). Who should attend: Employees who work on Hazardous Waste Sites. CSTI CERTIFIED [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(e)(4): On-site management and supervisors directly responsible for, or who supervise employees engaged in, hazardous waste operations shall have at least 8 hours of specialized hazardous waste operations management training, in addition to the 24 or 40 hour 29CFR1910 .120 HAZWOPER course. Meets OSHA requirements 29CFR1910 .120(e)(4) and CCR Title 8, Section 5192(e)(4). Who should attend: Supervisors who work on Hazardous Waste Sites. [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(i): HAZMAT First Responders at the awareness level (FRA) are individuals who are likely to witness or discover a hazardous substance release and who have been trained to initiate an emergency response sequence by notifying the proper authorities of the release-they would take no further action beyond notifying the authorities. Meets OSHA requirements 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(i) and CCR Title 8, Section 5192(q)(6)(A). Who should attend: Law Enforcement Agencies, EMS Agencies, Health Departments and Private Industry Responders. CSTI CERTIFIED [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(ii): A HAZMAT First Responder at the Operations level (FRO) responds to Hazardous Materials Incidents in a defensive fashion within existing resources and capabilities to contain the release from a safe distance, to keep it from spreading and to prevent exposures to nearby persons, property or the environment. Meets OSHA requirements 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(ii) and CCR Title 8, Section 5192(q)(6)(B). Who should attend: Fire Departments, certain Law Enforcement Agencies, Health Departments and Private Industry Responders. CSTI CERTIFIED [ Top ] HM FRO-NBC (Nuclear Biological Chemical) (8 Hours) Could you recognize a Sarin release? This course trains HAZMAT First Responders to recognize Nuclear, Biological and Chemical agents, evaluate their potential effects, and select tactics to protect themselves and the public. Class participants will use case studies, class activities, and tabletop exercises to learn the types of agents in use, evaluate their hazards, select protective actions, and determine potential sources of assistance in an incident involving weapons of mass destruction. Who should attend: Fire Departments, certain Law Enforcement Agencies, Health Departments and Private Industry Responders. CSTI CERTIFIED [ Top ] HM First Responder-Decon (8 Hours) Prerequisite: FRO course* [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(iii): This 29CFR1910 course is designed primarily for Private Industry HAZMAT Teams who respond mostly to known chemicals. It teaches the required skills and knowledge to effectively respond to Hazardous Materials Incidents within the Responder's Facility. Students learn proper use procedures for dealing with field survey instruments and equipment, specialized PPE, and techniques for advanced control, containment and/or confinement operation. They also gain experience in rescuing injured or contaminated persons (within resource capabilities and available PPE). [ Top ] HAZMAT 29CFR1910 .120(q)(6)(v): This 29CFR1910 course is for individuals who assume control of an emergency response to a HAZMAT incident. Through practical exercises, group activities and lectures, you will be trained in incident command, management and HAZMAT response fundamentals emphasizing responder safety, unified command and thorough hazard assessment. [ Top ] HM IC-NBC (Nuclear Biological Chemical) (8 Hours) This course will address issues to safely and competently manage a HAZMAT incident involving nuclear, biological, and chemical agents. Issues discussed include recognition, agency coordination, and command and problem solving. A tabletop exercise ties course concepts together in a hands-on application. Who should attend: Fire Departments, certain Law Enforcement Agencies, Health Departments and Private Industry Responders. CSTI CERTIFIED
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