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Occupational Health and Safety and OSHA Compliance Programs
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All OHSAS 18001 training is provided by Q-Quest International. Hazwoper/Hazmat and DOT training is provided by Chocklett Environmental.
All Hazwoper/Hazmat courses meet requirements of OSHA 29CFR 1910.120 (p) (q) for Operations, Technician, Hazwoper and RCRA (40CFR 311) Response Teams and are in compliance with NFPA Standard 472 and FEMA-Homeland Security Emergency Response.
Call TTC at 843.574.6730 for information on the following topics:
Ergonomics
Process Safety Management
Customized Industrial Truck Training
Job Hazard Audit/Analysis
Safety Committee Training
Risk Management
Confined Space Entry/Rescue |
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Hazardous Materials Responder Annual Refresher (Hazwoper and Hazmat)
This eight-hour refresher training program includes updates of state and federal regulations, site entry and control, case studies, decontamination, hazardous materials chemistry, identification, handling and emergency response procedures. Additional topics are biohazards, risk assessments, risk management plans, medical surveillance and exposure guidelines. Hands-on demonstrations, response scenarios and a dress-out exercise are used to improve skills. Books included
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XIET 505-502
XIET 505-503
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5/16
7/16 |
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8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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$195
$195 |
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Hazwoper/Hazmat (24-Hour Program)
This program provides competencies and training skills development for Hazmat team members. Course objectives include the organization of an incident command system, regulatory compliance, informational systems, specific chemical response techniques, site surveys and fundamental safety practices. A full range of response topics, including biohazards, is reviewed; mutual aid, role of regulatory personnel, site work plans and monitoring are all addressed. Dress-out scenarios are used to support classroom instruction. Books included
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| XIET 503-502 |
5/19-21 |
MTW
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8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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$450
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Hazwoper/Hazmat (40-Hour Program)
This program covers all topics in the 24-hour program and includes additional competencies in PPE selection and health and medical issues, as well as incident management. Other topics are drum handling, containment, safety and health, contamination and decontamination, written plans and reports, chemical protective clothing, and terrorism attack preparation. At least five dress-out scenarios are used to support classroom instruction. Books included
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XIET 508-502
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5/19-23 |
MTWThF
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8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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$695
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OSHA General Industry Safety and Health and Construction Industry Standards (30-Hour Program)
This program introduces the most important functions and roles of OSHA under 29CFR1910 and 1926 for the safety and health professional with responsibility for hazard and risk analysis as well as program administration. Topics include written plans, recordkeeping, OSHA basics, regulations interpretation, inspections, citations and fines, hazardous substances, PPE selection, use and fit testing, industrial hygiene, electrical, and blood-borne pathogens. Also covered are noise abatement, Hazwoper, lockout/tagout, confined space entry and rescue, machine guarding, methods of egress, walking and working surfaces, and hazardous communications. Books included
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XIET 518-502 |
6/9-12 |
MTWTh |
8 a.m.-5 p.m. |
$550 |
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OSHA General Industry Safety and Health and Construction Industry Standards (10-Hour Program)
This program introduces the most important functions and roles of OSHA and the methods of compliance based on general industrial and construction industry standards. Topics include OSHA basics, recordkeeping, OSHAct, inspections, citations, hazardous materials, hazard communications, walking and working surfaces, egress and fire protection, machine guarding, electrical lock out, tag out and confined space/blood-borne pathogens/PPE selection. Books included
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XIET 532-502 |
6/9
6/10 |
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8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-noon |
$250 |
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Safety Director
This is an online, instructor-facilitated course that assists new and experienced safety directors to improve their skills. Through readings, Web searches, online discussions and other directed activities, improve your understanding of safety in the industry, including OSHA requirements. You complete a major project such as developing and presenting a safety training or written company policy for one or more topics in this course. At completion, you will be able to conduct a hazards assessment, identify strategies to deal with hazards, identify relevant safety training issues and deliver safety training. You can sign up for this course until July 1.
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XIET 607-502 |
5/27-8/1 |
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$399 |
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DOT WORKSHOPS |
Transportation of Hazardous Materials
This course provides training in compliance with DOT requirements under 172.700 (formerly HM 126-HM 126F). It provides instruction for people who ship, receive or transport hazardous materials. Topics include packaging classes of materials, placarding, labeling and emergency response plans. Training also includes topics covered in 49CFR171-173 (Rail), 49CFR175 (Aircraft, FAA, IATA, IMDG) and 49CFR176-177 (Highway). A special emphasis is placed on handling suspicious and/or unmarked packages. Books included
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| XIET 501-502 |
8/8 |
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8 a.m.-5 p.m. |
$195 |
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