Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series Training Class

Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series Training Seminar

• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:16 Methylene Chloride (0.5 hours): Methylene chloride is a dangerous chemical that exposes workers to the risk of cancer and other health problems. This module provides workers with information on the properties, health hazards, OSHA regulations, and suggestions for safety measures to use with this chemical.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:17 Product Stewardship (0.5 hours): This module provides an overview of Product Stewardship, a key code of management practice of the Responsible Care?? program. The module explains how a sound Product Stewardship program can ensure that health, safety, and environmental protection are integral parts of product design, manufacture, sale, distribution, use, recycling, and disposal.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:18 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and its importance during emergencies and hazardous atmospheres. Two types of SCBA are discussed with safety precautions and recommended method for donning SCBA.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:19 Steel Erection Standards (0.75 hours): Steel erection presents many hazards to the employees on the worksite, a number of which are unique to steel erection. Because of the inherent hazards, steel erection is heavily regulated by OSHA. These hazards, their prevention, and related OSHA standards are discussed in this module.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:20 Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section II (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of requirements of Toxic Substance Control Act, TSCA. The basic purpose of this regulation is to prevent the introduction into the US of chemicals which present an unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment. Basic understanding of this complex regulation is provided in three course sections. This section covers TSCA Export and Import requirements for chemical materials. Procedures to follow for R&D synthesis of new materials or importation of test quantities of materials not on TSCA inventory are also discussed.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:21 Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Section III (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of requirements of Toxic Substance Control Act, TSCA. The basic purpose of this regulation is to prevent the introduction into the US of chemicals which present an unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment. Basic understanding of this complex regulation is provided in three course sections. This section addresses TSCA requirement that chemical companies maintain records of unusual health and environmental reactions caused by materials they handle. It also addresses procedures a company can implement to ensure TSCA compliance.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:22 TrackMobile Switching Safety (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of safe use of a Trackmobile to switch railcars. Topics covered are pre-startup checks, responsibilities of switch crews, proper coupling, switching and communication techniques and general safety measures.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:23 Trenching and Excavation (0.5 hours): The purpose of this module is to provide the learner with an overview of the key safety issues related to trenching and excavation.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:24 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of Canada's hazard communication standard, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Key elements of the standard, Labeling, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and Worker Education are discussed.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series:25 Zero Energy Program (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of OSHA regulation on Control of Hazardous Energy during servicing and maintenance of equipment in an industrial environment. The course explains how a properly established Zero Energy program using locks, tags, procedures and defined responsibilities can help control all forms of potentially hazardous energy during servicing and maintenance activities.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series: 1 Basic Corrosion (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of corrosion that causes failure of industrial equipment. It explains basic corrosion concepts such as corrosion cell and how it causes corrosion, types of corrosion such as Galvanic Corrosion and Oxygen Corrosion, and how to detect and prevent corrosion.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series: 2 Benzene (0.5 hours): Benzene is a dangerous chemical that exposes workers to the risk of cancer and other health problems. This module provides workers with information on the properties, health hazards, OSHA regulations, and suggestions for safety measures to use with this chemical.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series: 3 Carbon Monoxide (0.5 hours): Carbon monoxide poisoning is a silent risk that can be present in the workplace and in the home. This module will make workers more aware of the silent risks of carbon monoxide, describe symptoms of exposure, and give suggestions for safety measures to use to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Health and Safety - Equipment and Chemicals Series: 4 Centrifugal Pumps (0.5 hours): This course provides an overview of Centrifugal Pumps, one of the most commonly used pumps in industry to move liquids. It concentrates on single-stage electrically driven centrifugal pumps. It covers basic design and operation, key components and five main centrifugal pump functions -- Driving, Pumping, Lubricating, Cooling and Seal Flushing.