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Seattle, WA 98101
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Emeryville, CA 94608
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HAZMAT
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Confined Space Entry
This 4 hour course will teach students to identify a confined space, hazards, and types of confined spaces as well as the use of protection systems. |
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MSHA New/Inexperienced Surface Miners Training
Initilal course meets MSHA requirements for initial training of new personnel without previous mining experience. Classroom instruction must be followed by on-site task and hazard training. Curriculum includes: Rights of Miners, introduction to the work environment, transportation/ground control, communication systems, respiratory devices, hazard recognition, health and safety, first aid, evacuation plans and more. The
Refresher class fulfills recertification requirements of the U.S. Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration, Subpart 48. |
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Safety Monitor Development
The Safety Monitor Development class is designed with your company in mind. With a variety of topics to choose from, we will be addressing such things as Job Safety Analysis, Accident and Incident Reporting and Investigation, Safe Work Practice Observations, Fall Protection and Ergonomics overviews, and more. |
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Back Safety
This class addresses ergonomic issues as they relate to proper lifting and carrying of heavy and awkward loads, as well as problems related to other musculoskeletal and nerve disorders associated with work-related injuries. The focus will be on the prevention of disabling injuries both on and off the job. |
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Respirator Use and Maintenance/ Respiratory Protection
This course complies with both federal and state respiratory protection standards and will address having and writing a Respiratory Program; Medical Evaluations; Fit Testing; Proper Selection, Use, Cleaning, Repair and Storage of Respirators; Training Requirements and Record Keeping. |
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Fall Protection
To comply with both federal and state regulations, this course will cover fall protection requirements, fall fatalities, types of fall protection systems and the proper inspection and use of fall protection equipment. The material in this class would be well suited to construction, manufacturing or anyone who uses or supervises those using fall protection on the job. |
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10 H- hr OSHA Construction Safety
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8-hr Safety Awareness Module 1
Ergo/Back Safety - 2 hour Personal Protective Equipment - 2 hour Blood Borne Pathogens - 2 hour Job Hazard Analysis - 2 hour This is a unique opportunity to focus on the training you need to do your job safely. These modules are designed to be taken individually or as a group. Join us for one or all the Safety Awareness Modules and return to your job more prepared to meet the daily challenges.
8-hr Safety Awareness Module 2
Confined Spaces - 2 hour Fall Protection - 2 hour Lock Out/Tag Out - 2 hour Respiratory Protection - 2 hour This is a unique opportunity to focus on the training you need to do your job safely. These modules are designed to be taken individually or as a group. Join us for one or all the Safety Awareness Modules and return to your job more prepared to meet the daily challenges. |
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| 8-hr Safety Awareness Construction & MFG Modules |
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| First Aid/CPR/AED |
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| Defensive Driving |
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Mold in Construction
This unique class provides an introduction to mold and mold problems commonly found in construction and methods for evaluating and controlling exposures to building occupants and workers. It reviews Industrial Hygiene do’s and don’ts and is designed for construction contractors, insurance adjusters, building managers, safety officers |
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CTED/EPA Lead Certifications |
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24 Hr. Lead Inspector Initial Certification
This 3-day (24 hr.) course presents the EPA model curriculum covering the lead-based paint (LBP) inspection protocols described in the HUD Guidelines and EPA regulations for both single-family and multi-family housing together with current research findings and practical advice from experienced inspectors. Participants will develop an understanding of the advantages and limitations of a variety of lead inspection techniques, along with methods of implementation. The course also covers lead detection in paint, dust and soil; personal protection; pre-inspection planning; preparing samples for laboratory analysis; and use of X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers. |
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16 Hr. Lead Risk Assessor Initial Certification
7:30AM - 4:30PM
This 2-day (16 hr.) course prepares the graduate to conduct ‘Risk Assessments’ (investigations) which identify Lead hazards and prepare a plan to mitigate/reduce exposure. Students must hold a Certified Lead Inspector credential to take this course (EPA prerequisite). Focus is on the EPA and HUD protocols for conducting the LBP risk assessment and includes various exercises, workshops and creation of working models. Students are expected to complete a homework assignment as an integral part of the learning process. |
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16 Hr. Lead Worker Certification
This 2-day (16 hr.) course presents the EPA model curriculum for lead-based paint abatement workers. Students will learn how to recognize and control lead hazards and how to safely abate lead-based paint in both interior and exterior environments. |
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32 Hr. Lead Supervisor Initial Certification
This 4-day (32 hr.) course presents the EPA model curriculum for lead-based paint (LBP) abatement supervisors as described in the HUD guidelines and EPA regulations. Supervisors will learn specific techniques for abating lead-based paint as well as lead in other media, such as dust and soil. Emphasis is placed on worker health and safety, clean-up and waste disposal. |
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8 Hr. Certified Lead Worker Refresher
The 8-hr WA State Certified Lead Worker Refresher course meets the requirements of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section 402 and 40 CFR Part 745,and WAC 365-230. This refresher training presents the EPA curriculum covering the lead-based paint (LBP) inspection and EPA protocols described in the HUD Guidelines. These refreshers are required every 3 years. |
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8 Hr. CTED Lead Supervisor Refresher
The 8-hr WA State Certified Lead Supervisor Refresher course meets the requirements of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section 402 and 40 CFR Part 745, and WAC 365-230. This refresher training presents the EPA curriculum covering the lead-based paint (LBP) inspection and EPA protocols described in the HUD Guidelines. These refreshers are required every 3 years. |
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8 Hr. Lead Inspector Refresher
The 8-hr WA State Certified Lead Inspector Refresher course meets the requirements of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section 402 and 40 CFR Part 745,and WAC 365-230.This refresher training presents the EPA curriculum covering the lead-based paint (LBP) inspection and EPA protocols described in the HUD Guidelines. These refreshers are required every 3 years. |
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8 Hr. Certified Lead Risk Assessor Refresher
The 8-hr WA State Certified Lead Risk Assessor Refresher course meets the requirements of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section 402 and 40 CFR Part 745,and WAC 365-230. This refresher training presents the EPA curriculum covering the lead-based paint (LBP) inspection and EPA protocols described in the HUD Guidelines. These refreshers are required every 3 years. |
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HUD Lead 8 Hr. Safe Work Practices
The course provides required training for maintenance and renovation contractors who repair and maintain painted surfaces for Housing Authorities, HUD projects and child-occupied facilities.
This 8-hour class covers the following topics: history and uses of Lead, health effects, selection and use of proper PPE/respirators, engineering controls, safe-work practices, decontamination procedures, cleanup and other applicable subjects. The course focuses on the use of a reuseable 'Planning Guide' to aid in planning and documenting each project. |
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Lead Awareness - DOSH/OSHA
2 Hr. Lead Awareness
This 2 hr. course is an introduction to lead and where it is found. It briefly covers OSHA/DOSH regulations, background, history, site specific guidelines, health effects, respiratory protection and personal protective gear, and lead exposure and control. |
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4 Hr. OSHA Lead in Construction
This 4 hour course provides an overview of the causes, solutions and protocols for the handling, removal and disposal of lead in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.62. |
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AHERA Building Inspector
EPA regulations require that all asbestos samples collected from public commercial/industrial and school facilities be obtained by an Accredited AHERA Building Inspector. This course satisfies the requirements outlined in the April 1994 EPA Model Accreditation Plan (MAP) and the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). It is recommended for anyone conducting building surveys for the presence of asbestos-containing materials. This would include industrial hygienists, engineers, architects, property managers, regulator personnel and environmental consultants.
24 Hr. Accreditation Class
This 3-day (24 hr.) course satisfies the requirements outlined in the April 1994 EPA Model Accreditation Plan (MAP) and the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). It is recommended for anyone conducting building surveys for the presence of asbestos-containing materials. This would include industrial hygienists, engineers, architects, property managers, regulator personnel and environmental consultants. Annual refresher required.
4 Hr. Refresher Class
This 4-hour course satisfies the annual re-certification requirement for those who have received AHERA Building Inspector Accreditation. |
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AHERA Management Planner
The AHERA/ASHARA regulations require that school districts whose buildings contain asbestos must develop management plans for each building. The management plan is a formal document that specifies training, cleaning, work practices, and surveillance to maintain asbestos-containing materials in good condition. Those who design, review and modify these plans must receive accreditation.
16 Hr. Accreditation Class
This 2-day (16 hr.) course satisfies this requirement. It is recommended for school district designated persons (Local Education Agencies), industrial hygienists, engineers and consultants. NOTE: Attendees must hold a current AHERA Building Inspector certification. Annual refresher required.
4 Hr. Refresher Class
This 4-hour course satisfies the annual re-certification requirement for those who have received AHERA Management Planner Accreditation. |
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AHERA Project Designer 8 Hr. Refresher Class
EPA regulations require that persons who design a response action in schools, public or commercial buildings be accredited. A response action is defined under AHERA as enclosure, encapsulation, removal or repair of asbestos-containing materials. This course satisfies this requirement. It is recommended for industrial hygienists, engineers, architects, construction manages and estimators, and consultants. Annual refresher required.
This 8-hr. course satisfies the annual re-certification requirements for those who have received AHERA Project Designer Accreditation. |
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Asbestos Abatement (Class I, II, III, or IV)
These course offerings satisfy State of Washington and EPA training requirements for workers at asbestos abatement projects and their surpervisors.
Asbestos 32 Hr. Certified Worker Initial
This Certified 4-day (32 hr.) class focuses on all aspects involved with abatement operations including asbestos health hazards, regulations, worker protection issues, site safety, state of the art work practices. Hands-on exercises include use of respirators, removal and repair to sprayed-on asbestos, glove-bag removal, construction of containments, decontamination, and proper entry and exit procedures.
8 Hr. Certified Worker Refresher
This Washington Certified 8-hr. course is required annually to maintain certification. It covers the latest regulatory changes, air monitoring, state of the art work practices and feature hands-on exercises covering various types of abatement procedures. *** Labor & Industries assesses late charges and other restrictions if refresher is not taken by expiration date on your card.
40 Hr. Certified Supervisor Initial
This Washington Certified 5-day (40 hr.) class is designed for those who supervise abatement workers, discusses supervision and management, administrative programs, medical monitoring and includes many hands-on exercises dealing with air monitoring, Type C systems, and respiratory protection. Annual 8 hr. refresher required. PREREQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS: Must have 1600 hours experience in one or more of the following: Asbestos Abatement, Asbestos Project Design, Construction Project Supervision, Consultation on Asbestos Abatement Projects, Operations and Maintenance Program Supervision
8 Hr. Certified Supervisor Refresher
This Washington Certified 8 hr. course is required annually to maintain certification. It covers the latest regulatory changes, air monitoring, state of the art work practices and feature hands-on exercises covering various types of abatement procedures. The Supervisor Refresher also covers abatement, specifications and contract documents. *** Labor & Industries assesses late charges and other restrictions if refresher is not taken by expiration date on your card. |
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Asbestos Awareness
This course covers OSHA/WISHA regulations, background, history, site specific guidelines, health effects, respiratory protection, personal protective gear, and asbestos exposure and control. This 2 hr. course is an introduction to asbestos and where it is found. |
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Asbestos Operations & Maintenance, Class III
16 Hr. Accreditation Class
This 16-hour course satisfies the Asbestos Operations and Maintenance training requirements specified in EPA’s 40 CFR 763.92, OSHA’s 29 CFR 1926.1101, and WISHA’s WAC 296-62-07722. This course focuses on Class III (‘small scale’) repair and maintenance operations which may involve disturbance or removal of not more than three square/linear feet of asbestos containing material.
4- hour Operations & Maintenance Refresher
Asbestos Operations & Maintenance - Annual Refresher Cal-OSHA regulations require that workers who conduct "Class III" operations, in which they are LIKELY to disturb asbestos containing materials attend an annual refresher course. This is a four hour course What this course covers: • Work Practices • Regulated Work Areas • Terms/Definitions • Regulatory Compliance • Waste Disposal |
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Emergency Response
24 Hr. Emergency Response Technician (HAZWOPER)
This course satisfies the requirements for health and safety training in the OSHA Standard on Hazardous Waste Operations, 29 CFR 1910.120 (Q) and the WISHA Standard WAC 296-824. The course is designed for those individuals who respond to releases or potential releases for the purpose of stopping the release. They assume an aggressive role in that they approach the point of release in order to plug, patch, or otherwise stop the release of hazardous substances. Annual refresher required.
This 3-day (24 hr.) course satisfies the requirements for health and safety training in the OSHA Standard on Hazardous Waste Operations, 29 CFR 1910.120 (Q) and the WISHA Standard WAC 296-824. We use a combination of lectures, class exercises and hands-on training. The course is designed for those individuals who respond to releases or potential releases for the purpose of stopping the release. They assume an aggressive role in that they approach the point of release in order to plug, patch, or otherwise stop the release of hazardous substances. |
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Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
40 Hr. HAZWOPER Certification
This course satisfies the requirements for health and safety training in the OSHA/WISHA Standard on Hazardous Waste Operations, 29 CFR 1910.120 and WAC 296-62 Part P. This training is required for those who are involved in clean-up of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites.
This 5-day (40 hr.) course combines lectures, class exercises and hands-on training. Designed for workers engaged in hazardous substance removal or other activities which expose or potentially expose them to hazardous substances and health hazards. Annual refresher is required.
24 Hr. HAZWOPER Limited Tasks Training
A 3-day (24 hr.) training is available for those on-site for limited tasks or who work at sites without health risks to workers - 8 hr. annual refresher required.
8 Hr. HAZWOPER Refresher
A required 8 hr. annual re-certification for persons engaged in hazardous waste operations. This class is also available on a custom basis tailored to the specific needs of the client. To customize this class to meet individual needs, we develop problem-solving scenarios based on actual site conditions.
8 Hr. HAZWOPER Supervisor
This 8 hr. course is designed for on-site management and supervisors directly responsible for, or who supervise employees engaged in hazardous waste operations. |
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Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
Introduction to RCRA
This topic covers the EPA and Department of Ecology rules for hazardous and dangerous waste.
This 1-day 8 hr. class is designed to provide an overview of the EPA and Department of Ecology rules for hazardous and dangerous waste. Topics for the class include: Background of RCRA (the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act), Waste Identification, Designation and Exclusions (including listed and characteristic wastes), Generator Classifications and Identification Numbers, Proper Waste Accumulation and Management, Emergency Planning, Transportation Requirements, Record Keeping and Training. |
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8 Hr. DOT HAZMAT Transportation - Seattle
These courses satisfy USDOT regulations for the transportation of hazardous materials.
This 8 hr. course includes general awareness and familiarization, function-specific, safety and driver-specific training for packaging personnel, handlers, packers, truck drivers, those preparing paperwork and first line supervisors. |
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