This 6-Hour training is intended for those employees who are responsible for the proper selection, inspection, and management of PPE needed to protect employees in construction and light industry.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
OSHA Standards require employers to keep their workplace free from known health and safety hazards. The proper use of PPE is an essential step in helping provide that safe work environment.
Employees need to know what PPE is required, how and when it is to be used, and how to maintain and clean it. U.S. Safety provides two levels of training for the proper use of PPE: Awareness/User and Competent Person.
PPE Competent Person
This 6-Hour training is intended for those employees who are responsible for the proper selection, inspection, and management of PPE needed to protect employees in construction and light industry.
Training topics will include:
U.S. Safety was incorporated in 1994 to assist companies and government agencies of all sizes with their growing need for professional Safety and Health Management.
Accidents usually result in:
Preventable accidents seriously impact a company’s ability to succeed, to grow and be profitable. We were founded on the principle that all incidents can be prevented.
Our Mission
Provide our clients with total Safety Management, from a single problem area, to evaluating, developing, and administering an entire comprehensive safety and health program
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