OSHA 29 CFR 1926 requires a “Competent Person” on a construction-site.  This person must be competent in the phases of construction currently underway. A “Competent Person” is someone who has the training and experience needed to recognize safety and health hazards and the authority to take immediate corrective action. This 3-day course is packed with information on all phases of construction. Subjects covered include fall protection, scaffolding, electrical hazards, chemical hazards, cranes, forklifts, trenching and others.  

While a confined space entry is in progress, rescuers are required to be available to respond in a timely manner. Fire departments cannot fill that function. They are not a “stand by” organization. In addition, they might not have the specialized rescue equipment needed for extrication from your spaces; or it is possible they are not trained in confined space rescue procedures. OSHA encourages on-site rescue teams since they are more familiar with your spaces and can effect a more timely rescue. This course teaches basic rescue techniques, use of the necessary equipment for horizontal and vertical rescues, patient packaging, spine immobilization, litter basket rescue, mechanical advantage haul systems, supplied air respiratory protection, rapid patient access, along with other procedures. he second day incorporates four different rescue scenarios using our confined space simulator that can be towed to your site.

Respirator Fit Testing is offered on the third day of our OSHA 24-Hour Emergency Response course during the hours of 3:00 and 5:00 p.m.  Advance registration is required.  Qualitative only is offered.
Registrants must bring the following:
Proof of Medical Evaluation
Organic Vapor Cartridges
Respirator
This testing meets the requirements of 29CFR 1910.134

In responding to HAZMAT incidents the "Incident Command System" is mandated by 29 CFR 1910.120 (q).
Emergencies of all kinds require an informed and competent individual in charge.  An Incident Commander is not only required to have 24 hours of training equal to the operations level, but also must have additional knowledge and skills as described in par. (q)(6)(v).  This course is designed to familiarize commanders with management terminology and procedures used by emergency responders from the public and private sector.  Establishing command, designating sectors, and coordinating private sector resources with public safety agencies will lead to safe and efficient handling of emergencies of all kinds.  This course offers an opportunity to learn from experienced instructors.

The 10-Hour course provides a condensed version of the 30-hour course.  Many employers use this training to familiarize the workforce with safety hazards. Subjects covered include fall protection, scaffolding, electrical hazards, chemical hazards, cranes, forklifts, trenching and others. For groups it can be tailor-made to your needs within OSHA guidelines. This is part of an OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE outreach program.  Your certificate and wallet card will be issued from OTI.

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Everyone should know how to perform CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation).  We offer a flat rate for CPR/First Aid training for up to 25 people trained at your classroom.
Local groups only


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