$10.00 | 0.6 hours

Bloodborne Pathogens Level 1

Provides awareness of types, sources, and routes of transmission of bloodborne infectious agents (examples include Hepatitis and HIV). The course emphasizes workplace precautions for preventing exposure and basic decontamination procedures for a workplace accident.

$20.00 | 0.6 hours

Bloodborne Pathogens Level 2

Designed for employees who may have incidental contact to Bloodborne Pathogens during their work shift. The course provides a basic understanding of bloodborne pathogens, the types of bloodborne pathogens generally of concern in the workplace, common modes of their transmission, methods of prevention, steps to take in the event of an exposure and other useful information.

0.5 hours

Box Cutter Safety Course

Box Cutter Course

$20.00 | 0.8 hours

Concrete and Masonry

Reviews OSHA’s Subpart Q, Concrete and Masonry Construction. The course provides training to protect construction workers from premature removal of formwork, failure to brace masonry walls, failure to support pre-cast panels, inadvertent operation of equipment and failure to guard reinforcing steel. Provides health hazards and control information including skin, eye and inhalation.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Confined Space

Provides supervisory-level training for confined space, permit required entry operations. Learn OSHA requirements for entry as well as recognizing, evaluating and controlling hazards; confined space entry team roles; and standard equipment and rescue procedures.

$10.00 | 0.6 hours

Confined Space Awareness

Identifies the various kinds of confined spaces, potential hazards and basic permit requirements for worker entry. Examines dangers of confined space operations including lack of oxygen, explosive agents and engulfment by material in the confined space.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Construction Zone Fitness

Recommends ways to assess and improve on fitness.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Control of Hazardous Energies (COHE) Level 2

Teaches worker how to identify, control, and isolate the most common hazardous energies in the workplace including electrical, chemical, mechanical, pressure, thermal and radiation. The course also reviews lock-out/tag-out procedures.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Crane Safety Basics

Teaches basic safety-related elements of crane operation. The course reviews OSHA Regulations, types of cranes, load charts, inspections and certifications.

$10.00 | 0.4 hours

Defensive Driver Awareness

Outlines basic strategies for safe driving and overall defensive driving awareness. The course examines high-risk road conditions and driving behavior as well as vehicle maintenance and safe practices behind the wheel.

$20.00 | 1 hour

Defensive Driving

This course offers extended training in driving defensively. It focuses on critical driver safety issues and methods of controlling the hazards behind most accidents. Course content includes aggressive driving, distractions, the cushion of safety, the good driver defined, intersections, backing safety, drugs and alcohol, winter driving and fatigue.

$20.00 | 0.42 hours

Demolition Hazards

This course focuses on demolition planning, hazards and safe work practices. Special attention is paid to High Hazard Demolition – work involving other hazardous materials in or around industrial facilities using high-risk materials.

$20.00 | 0.67 hours

Dust Disturbance and Mitigation

This course explains regulatory requirements, how to recognize potential hazards and concerns, how to evaluate the potential problems (e.g. dust monitoring), and identifying control strategies. Additional sources of information and assistance provided.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control

This training course provides practical information on the recognition and control of electrical hazards found in the construction industry. It is designed to supplement other formal presentations on electrical safety and electrical safety standards. This course is intended for construction workers, supervisors and managers.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Electrical Hazards

This course focuses on specific types of job site electrical hazards, protective devices and practices.

$10.00 | 0.6 hours

Emergency Action Planning Awareness

Provides an introductory overview on the following on-site worker emergency responses: Sounding/identifying alarms, assessing hazards, personnel roles, emergency equipment and OSHA requirements.

$20.00 | 1 hour

Emergency Action/Response

This course will review basic principals and fundamentals of emergency action, emergency response and fire prevention with respect to construction safety and health. Special attention on heavy construction.

2.00 $BB | $20.00 | 0.5 hours

Emergency Response

This course offers training on how to anticipate, recognize, evaluate and control emergency response hazards. It emphasizes the 8 basic fundamentals of emergency response activities.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Ergonomics

This course focuses on ergonomic injury and illness awareness in the field and office. It focuses is on preventing, recognizing, evaluating and mitigating muscular skeletal job-related medical disorders especially those brought about by repetitive motions, awkward postures, excessive force and back strain.

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Fall Protection

This supervisory-level course reviews identifying and protecting against fall hazards in the workplace.

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Fall Protection - Tampa JATC

This supervisory-level course reviews identifying and protecting against fall hazards in the workplace.

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Fall Protection Equipment

This course defines basic guidelines and methods for the selection, inspection and maintenance of fall protection equipment including the body belt, full body harness, lanyard, and related equipment. Also includes Instructions on how to put on and take off a full body harness.

$20.00 | 1 hour

Forklift Hazards and Safety

This supervisory-level awareness course focuses on principles and practices of safe forklift use. Special attention is paid to pre-use inspection and basic rules of operation.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Ground Fault Protection in Construction Level 2

This course covers the two basic methods for employing ground fault protection in construction. It also describes the function use and application of ground fault circuit interrupters ( GFCI’s) and assured equipment grounding conductor programs ( AEG or AEGCP), how they work and requirements for each.

$20.00 | 0.66 hours

Hazardous Communication Standard

This course reviews the basics of OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). Topics include the following: The Components of a Waskom Program; Hazardous Chemicals and Their Properties; Parties Responsible for Implementing Waskom; and, The Employee’s Right to Access Information, Training, and Protection. The course references California specific issues, substances covered by Haz-Com and requirements under Proposition 65.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Hazardous Waste Level 2

This course instructs workers, supervisors and managers in hazardous waste types, sources, handling, transportation and emergency response. It also focuses on regulatory and legal requirements, related penalties and compliance programs.

$20.00 | 0.33 hours

Heat Stress

This course focuses on worksite heat-stress. It teaches workers, supervisors, and managers heat stress awareness, symptoms, illnesses, preventive measures and medical surveillance.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

How to Read a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

This course reviews various items of information found on a typical Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). Examines the function of each section and the type of information that should be provided to the user of the MSDS.

$20.00 | 0.25 hours

Laser Hazards Level 2

This course is designed for employees and supervisors that work with lasers in the field. Describes laser applications, hazards, controls and other safety practices.

$20.00 | 0.25 hours

Lead Hazards

This supervisory-level course examines the threat of lead in the workplace including sources of lead, lead exposure levels, limits and controls. Special emphasis is given to OSHA standards and the risks to the families of workers.

$20.00 | 0.67 hours

Materials Handling

This course covers OSHA requirements for the safe handling of building materials, equipment and containers. It primarily covers the safe use and maintenance of rigging equipment and proper disposal methods for debris and other construction related waste materials according to OSHA regulations. In addition, this course reviews safe mechanical and manual materials handling as well as hand and power tools and equipment for materials handling.

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Mold - OSHA's Position

This course examines OSHA’s position and recommendations. Learn how to prevent mold growth and ways to protect the health of building occupants and workers involved in mold cleanup and prevention.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Molds

This course provides basic information on mold including how to recognize mold, it's health effects, regulatory agency information and websites, evaluation of mold contamination in structures designed for human occupancy, and a description of basic techniques used to clean up mold and control mold growth.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Motorized Mobile Platforms

This supervisory awareness course focuses on basic guidelines and safeguards for mobile operations. Special attention is paid to the particular features of different mobile platforms including the operation of scissor lifts.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

New and Hot Topics at OSHA 2005

This module entitled “New and Hot Topics at OSHA – 2005” reviews OSHA news, new alerts and bulletins with the potential of affecting the construction and construction related industries. Reviews new and hot topics that OSHA has put energy into since late 2003, 2004 and 2005. The objective of this module is to provide general information that is intended to promote a more safe and healthy workplace. Topics include: - OSHA inspection activity - Common OSHA standards cited (e.g. construction and construction related industry) - OSHA’s crackdown on persistent violators - OSHA’s new Fire and Explosion Planning Matrix - OSHA’s recently published position on drug use in the workplace - OSHA’s new safety card on cold stress - Recent construction fatalities identified in OSHA’s fatal facts Note: Students are encouraged to take several mini-series topics developed for 2005 which include: “Crystalline Silica Exposure;” “Calibration: Direct Reading Portable Gas Monitors;” “OSHA’s Airline Respirator

$20.00 | 0.42 hours

New and Hot Topics at OSHA 2006

This course will take a look at hot topics from OSHA and other organizations affecting occupational safety and health in 2006. The objective of this module is to provide the latest information coming out of Federal OSHA (and other agencies/organizations) that has the potential to impact the construction and hazardous waste operations industry. Topics include: - An overall update on the regulatory front - OSHA’s new emphasis and guidance on chemical reactivity hazards - New youth employment rules - OSHA’s new information - Best practices for hospitals receiving victims of mass casualties from release of hazardous substances - Information on compliance assistance for Hispanic employers and workers - A look at California’s new emergency standard on heat illness (which has the potential to be accepted by other states)

$20.00 | 0.25 hours

Noise and Hearing Protection

This course, designed for employees and others exposed to potentially damaging noise, covers exposure to, control of, and protection from dangerous or excessive worksite noise. It also examines the science of how noise affects the ear as well as OSHA regulations and medical testing for hearing loss.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Office Safety

This employee and supervisory-level course examines hazards in the office. It focuses on both the obvious causes of injury – lifting and carrying practices – and those associated with repetitive or prolonged activities such as computer use.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

OSHA – An Introduction

The purpose of this course is to define the scope of OSHA and its importance for construction workers. Specific topics include employer and employee rights and responsibilities; general safety and health provisions; workplace inspections, citations, and variances; appeals; access to employee exposure and medical records, reporting and record keeping.

$20.00 | 0.82 hours

Other Construction Health Hazards

This course combines the following three modules: Lead Hazards, Laser Hazards and Silica Hazards.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Personal Protective Equipment, Common

This course covers the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), its use, maintenance, inspection, and storage. The various types of PPE covered in this course are head protection, eye and face protection, hand and arm protection, leg and foot protection, and whole body protection (including the Levels of Protection for protection against hazardous waste and substances as specified by OSHA).

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Personal Protective Equipment, Special

This course covers various types of specialized Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and its use, maintenance, inspection and storage. The various types of specialized PPE covered in this course are hearing protection, respiratory protection, fall protection, high visibility apparel and drowning protection.

$10.00 | 0.6 hours

Power Tool Awareness

Examines power tools and provides safety guidelines for their use including the most common causes of injury. Particular attention is paid to power saws, powder actuated tools and pneumatic power tools.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Power Tool Use and Guarding

This course is designed for supervisors and other employees that use power tools. It focuses on hazards, safe work practices and guarding associated with mechanical tools.

$20.00 | 0.82 hours

Respiratory Protection

This employee and supervisory-level awareness course covers respiratory hazards and regulations, types of respirators, respirator care, fit testing, inspection and other best practices.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Rigging

This course is for those exposed to cranes and rigging. Learn rigging terminology, components, methods and OSHA standards for safe use.

$20.00 | 0.53 hours

Safety and Health During Disaster Recovery

This course reviews topics presented in OSHA’s Alert including some of the clean up and recovery tasks and safe work practices to prevent injury, illness and potential death. Although initially drafted to respond to hurricanes, the information presented has extensive applications to other clean up and recovery operations for both natural and man made disasters.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Scaffold Erection Guidelines

This worker and supervisor-level awareness course focuses on standards for designing, erecting/disassembling, inspecting and ensuring safe access to scaffolds. Special attention is paid to the duties of the competent person responsible for scaffold erection operations. The course references specific Cal/OSHA requirements with regard to permits, scaffold erection guying/tying, and trigger heights for fall protection and the California requirements for a “Qualified Person” (defined in course) vs. “Competent Person” to supervise scaffold erection/dismantling.

$20.00 | 0.3 hours

Scaffold User Guidelines

This supervisory-level course examines safety regulations and safe work practices for different types of scaffolds. Scissor lifts are briefly covered. Special attention is paid to the causes of scaffold accidents and ways to prevent them. The course references specific Cal/OSHA requirements for scaffolds, fall protection trigger heights, tying/guying, etc.

$20.00 | 0.5 hours

Signs Signals and Barricades

This course covers the basic OSHA requirements for (1) Accident prevention signs and tags; (2) Signaling requirements for flaggers, cranes and hoists; (3) Barricade requirements. The course identifies the common definitions used to describe signs, signals and barricades and reviews their different types. A close look at the those common traffic signs found during construction operations will also be reviewed. Additional sources of information and assistance is provided.

$20.00 | 0.33 hours

Silica Hazards

This course covers the sources and short and long-term dangers associated with silica exposure. Reviews work activities associated with silica exposure and various means of control and protection.

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Soil Analysis and Classification

This course offers training in soil analysis and classification for safety during excavation and earth moving activities. Topics include soil safety, soil mechanics, and visual and manual soil testing and soil classification. This course is intended for supervisors, managers and those who seek competent person status.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Spray Coating Operations

This supervisory-level awareness course examines spray-coating operations, methods, techniques, hazards and controls.

$20.00 | 1 hour

Subpart C – Construction General Safety

This module provides basic information from the general safety and health provisions found in OSHA’s Construction Safety and Health Regulations, Subpart C. Topics include a general discussion of OSHA requirements for safety and health training and education, first aid, CPR, fire prevention and protection, housekeeping, important definitions, emergency access and egress, emergency action plans and other information.

$20.00 | 1 hour

Subpart D – Construction Health Hazards

This module covers OSHA standards pertaining to Methylenedianiline or MDA and lead hazards as well as Process Safety Management, Hazardous Waste Operations, Emergency Response, and Criteria for the Design and Construction of Spray Booths.

$20.00 | 1.25 hours

Subpart O - Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment

This module will provide a general review of OSHA regulations and specific definitions found in Subpart O of the Federal OSHA Construction Safety Standards. Topics include motor vehicles, material handling equipment, pile driving equipment, site clearing, marine operations and equipment, and the standards for construction equipment in general.

$20.00 | 1.5 hours

Subpart R – Steel Erection

This module will review requirements covered by the Federal OSHA Construction Safety Standards on Steel Erection, Subpart R. Topics include Key Terms, Fall Protection, Controlled Decking Zones, Starting Steel Erection, Hoisting and Rigging, Crane Safety, Structural Steel Assembly, Training and Other Concerns.

$20.00 | 0.75 hours

Sun and Other Outdoor Hazards

Learn the hazards encountered when working in the sun and other outdoor hazards, how to recognize those hazards, what can be done to minimize the risk of exposure, and potential injury and illness. Also provided are additional sources of information to recognize, evaluate and control outdoor hazards. This course references OSHA, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

$20.00 | 0.83 hours

Trenching and Excavations- Practical Applications

This course covers some basic practical applications required in Subpart P of the Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, 29 CFR 1926. Special emphasis and practical exercises relating to Appendices B, C and D of the subpart will be presented to convey the requirements of the regulation as it relates to sloping, benching, shoring and alternative protective methods for trenching and excavations. Interpretation and use of the shoring tables will be discussed. Grouping this course with CL2 - Trenching and Excavations, CL2 - Soil Analysis and Classifications, and CL3 - The Competent Person provides a prerequisite for Trenching and Excavation (Earthwork) Competent Person.

$20.00 | 0.58 hours

Welding/Hot Work

This worker and supervisory-level course focuses on welding types, hazards, and controls. Special emphasis is given to anticipating dangers and implementing safe work practices.

$10.00 | 0.33 hours

Working Safely With Electricity

Learn how to identify primary common electrical hazards and the effects of electricity on the human body. and reviews a number of safe working procedures and inspection processes to aid personnel who must safely work with electrical equipment and systems. The course is intended for workers, supervisors and managers exposed to live electrical circuits and/or energized electrical equipment and tools.