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Certified Hazardous Materials Training |
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American Weather & Hydrology, LLC These programs are REQUIRED by OSHA and/or by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the employees of businesses involved with hazardous materials. Clients vary from small businesses with 2-3 candidate students to large corporations with several hundred employees needing to become certified in the program. The programs range from complete 40-hour hazardous waste operations courses to 4-hour confined-space training. Our Certified Hazmat Instructors present this material in a highly interesting manner at all times. Courses offered include: HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations). 40-hour certification, accepted by OSHA. Includes hands-on field training. From 3 to 20 students. REQUIRED for those who handle hazardous materials. Supervisor Training. 8-hour course. REQUIRED for supervisors of those taking the 40-hour certification training. For 3 or more students. Confined space training. 4- to 8-hour course. REQUIRED for anyone before he or she works in confined spaces that may contain hazardous materials. 3 hours of lecture and discussion; 1 hour tripod and harness training. (Harnesses, monitored by a second individual, required for anyone working in a confined space having any possibility of hazardous materials.) For 20 to 30 students.
HAZWOPER. 24-hour program for those not actually handling hazardous materials. From 3 to 20 students. REQUIRED for those in businesses involved with hazardous materials. Refresher. 8-hour class, REQUIRED ANNUALLY for those who have taken either HAZWOPER course. 20 to 30 students. Awareness. 8-hour hazardous awareness class, conducted in a single day, for those requiring basic awareness of hazardous materials. From 20 to 30 students.
American Weather &
Hydrology, LLC Charles B. Pyke, Ph.D. (888) 786-7696. e-mail: rainorshine@amerweather.com
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