COURSES OFFERED BY SAFETY TRAINING & CONSULTING - PAGE 2

Lead Exposure Awareness training is designed for employees with the potential to encounter lead exposure hazards in the workplace. The program content is designed to satisfy the annual training requirements of CFR 1910. 1025 (1)(1)(i) addressing the requirements of appendix A and B of the standard.

Asbestos Awareness is designed to be presented prior to employee exposure in work areas that may contain these materials. Course content is arranged in conjunction with applicable standards and also with any workplace studies that the client has had conducted. This is not abatement training.

The 4-hour Scaffolding Awareness program helps employees to be aware of the hazards and procedures of setting up, dismantling and inspecting of scaffolds.

The DOT HM-181 HazMat Transportation Refresher program addresses the refresher training requirements as required for employees involved in the transportation of hazardous materials.

A course for key personnel that is required by their job duties and responsibilities to be able to implement and perform assigned duties within the companies identified Incident Command System.

The course can be customized to include site-specific information such as types and locations of fixed extinguishing systems at an identified location and fire prevention methods associated with existing known site hazards.

Our 8-hour Powered Industrial Trucks (Straight Mast) course is designed for both inexperienced and experienced operators. The first half of the class is designed to familiarize attendees with the terminology and operating controls of Powered Industrial Trucks along with the operational safety.

Safety Training & Consulting offers the 8-hour Mobile Crane – Less Than 18 Tons course for both experienced and inexperienced operators. The 4-hour academic portion covers the responsibilities of the operator and the numerous hazards associated with crane operation.

STC’s 8-hour Aerial Platform Operation (Under 80 ft.) provides attendees with 4 hours of intense classroom time followed by practical skills training and a rigorous skills evaluation. The classroom portion is designed to cover the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.67 andANSI/SIA: A92.5-1992.