This four-hour National Safety Council course is ideal for individuals who drive cars, light trucks, and services vehicles. This interactive class includes proven techniques for analyzing driving-related hazards, defensive driving skills such as safe following distances, and methods to control driving hazards such as speeding. Upon completion, each student will receive a certificate. Some insurance...

OSHA requires each employer/contractor to have a person who is trained in basic first aid and CPR when it is not possible to provide advanced care within a reasonable timeframe. This class provides hands-on instruction on basic first-aid topics such as bleeding control, caring for shock, sudden illnesses, heat stress, heart attack, and stroke. It...

This three-day course is required for workers who clean up and/or respond to hazardous waste releases. Materials covered include background history, hazard communications, chemistry and toxicology of hazardous substances, hazard recognition, personal and respiratory protective equipment, decontamination, emergency and spill response, and fire prevention and control. Each student will participate in multiple hands-on activities and...

This five-day course is required for workers performing site activities at hazardous waste sites. Materials covered include background history, hazard communications, chemistry and toxicology of hazardous substances, hazard recognition, personal and respiratory protective equipment, site health and safety planning, decontamination, emergency and spill response, fire prevention and control, basic first aid and CPR, confined space,...

OSHA requires each employer/contractor to have a person who is trained in basic first aid and CPR when it is not possible to provide advanced care within a reasonable timeframe. This class provides hands-on instruction on basic first-aid topics such as bleeding control, caring for shock, sudden illnesses, heat stress, heart attack, and stroke. It...

This course ranges from four to six hours—depending on class size, spaces entered, and equipment utilized—and is required for anyone who enters, serves as an outside attendant, or signs off on a permit for a permit-required confined space. Topics for this interactive class include recognizing the difference between confined and permit-required confined spaces, recognition of...

OSHA requires each employer/contractor to have a person who is trained in basic first aid and CPR when it is not possible to provide advanced care within a reasonable timeframe. This class provides hands-on instruction on basic first-aid topics such as bleeding control, caring for shock, sudden illnesses, heat stress, heart attack, and stroke. It...

This four-hour National Safety Council course is ideal for individuals who drive cars, light trucks, and services vehicles. This interactive class includes proven techniques for analyzing driving-related hazards, defensive driving skills such as safe following distances, and methods to control driving hazards such as speeding. Upon completion, each student will receive a certificate. Some insurance...

OSHA requires each employer/contractor to have a person who is trained in basic first aid and CPR when it is not possible to provide advanced care within a reasonable timeframe. This class provides hands-on instruction on basic first-aid topics such as bleeding control, caring for shock, sudden illnesses, heat stress, heart attack, and stroke. It...

This eight-hour refresher course provides an in-depth reintroduction to the requirements and applicability of the HAZWOPER standard. Content reviewed in the course includes some of the most-cited OSHA violations, including hazard communication (HAZCOM), personal protective equipment, and confined space entry. This course includes a hands-on session; tabletop activities; and the new UN-sanctioned Globally Harmonized System....