TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN DENVER, USA - PAGE 3

In this course you will examine the hazards associated with photovoltaic systems and important safety considerations related to suppression, ventilation, and overhaul operations on the fireground.

The Firefighter I Training Academy is an intensive 12-college credit program and is 16 weeks in length. Students are expected to spend approximately two hours of study/practice time for each hour spent in class and on practical drills.

The West Metro Academy will provide you with every opportunity to succeed. The education, experience, and training you will receive in the academy will lay a solid foundation for your career as a firefighter at West Metro.

Applicability of OSHA Safety Regulations in your industry may seem like a minefield into which you fear to tread. At HP&P Safety Inc. our experienced instructors will walk you through: Record Keeping Safety Programs Coping with a Visit by an OSHA Inspector..

This course is designed for employees who may need to work in the vicinity of an asbestos remediation project. This course does not qualify employees to remove or handle asbestos in any way.

The confined space safety class covers the following subjects: Hazard Assessment for Confined Spaces General Requirements of the Standard Hazardous Atmospheres Engulfment and Other Hazards Permit-Required Confined Space Programs Permit Systems Entry and Exit Procedures Employee Training.

The OSHA rule, Fall Protection 29 CFR 1926.500 Subpart M, clarifies what an employer must do to provide fall protection for employees, such as identifying and evaluating fall hazards and providing specific training.

The Excavation Safety Training Course covers the following topics: Scope, Application, and Definitions Specific Excavation/Trenching Requirements Including: Surface Encumbrances Underground Installations Access and Egress Vehicular Traffic Falling Loads Hazardous Atmospheres Water Accumulation.

This course will give attendees the knowledge and information required to be qualified operators. This class will show and discuss typical hazards and common mistakes made by operators as well as how to conduct a detailed safety inspection of the machine.

The various types of both standard protective equipment (head, eye/face, hand, foot) and chemical protective clothing (CPC) are demonstrated. The principles of permeation, penetration and absorption are covered. Proper cleaning, maintenance, and storage practices reviewed.