COURSES OFFERED BY KANSAS SAFETY TRAINING CENTER, INC

This course provides the classroom portion of training for aerial lift operations. Workers will learn how to recognize and avoid hazards during operation, how to perform inspections on the lift and the worksite, and what to do when operating a lift, including selecting the proper fall protection.

An introduction to the health hazards associated with asbestos and an overview of the use of asbestos and where it might be found. The house is intended to give workers and supervisors information to recognize and avoid work that might disturb asbestos-containing material.

The course is intended for workplaces that come under the laboratory designation from OSHA because they use only small amounts of hazardous chemicals for non-production purposes. Workers and supervisors will learn how to recognize and reduce chemical hazards.

This course is intended to cover entry into confined spaces which do not present a hazardous atmosphere or any other hazardous conditions that would cause them to be classified as a permit-required confined space.

This course is intended for supervisors or management who need to develop or implement OSHA required Emergency Management Plans in their workplace or at job site locations. Required elements of a plan, signage, exit routes, rally points, points of refuge, fire extinguishers.

This course covers the training components required by OSHA’s hazard. Participants will learn to read SDS and implement proper labeling of secondary containers.

This course is for workers who will be involved in operations after an uncontrolled release has been terminated or where cleanup operations will be done concurrently with work to stop a release.

This course meets the training requirements of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) for initial certification as a Lead Hazard Risk Assessor. Application to KDHE for certification may be made after successful completion of the course.

This course for workers with some safety responsibilities emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention while covering an overview of the hazards a worker might encounter on a job site or in the workplace.

This course will only cover the classroom requirements of OSHA standards. Employers will still need to evaluate the worker’s performance with the equipment they will be operating in the workplace.