TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN DENVER, USA - PAGE 4

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.

Will you be responsible for employees on Superfund, Brownfield, or EPA cleanup sites? This course should be tailored to a specific firm and its management policies and principles.

This class teaches attendees how to safely enter and work in confined spaces. Topics of discussion will include determining what is a confined space, testing for air quality, ventilation techniques, and entry & work practices. All will be trained to become a competent person under OSHA’s definiti...

Employees who routinely work with or near noise sources such as heavy equipment, power tools, demolition activities, pneumatic equipment, etc. are required to use hearing protection, obtain hearing tests, and receive training.

Topics discussed in this class will include electrical installations, general industry/construction applications, extension cords and tools, lockout/tag out, overhead utilities and GFCI, and the OSHA standard.

This course teaches attendees how to meet competent person requirements under the OSHA Excavation Standard. Highlights of the class include detailed explanation of soil testing, cave-in protection methods, inspection techniques, and other requirements as outlined by the standard.

Packaging, shipping, or just signing manifests? Employees who do so are mandated by DOT to complete training every 3 years.

OSHA training is offered by Cole-Preferred Safety Consulting. Founded in 1991 by Barry Allen Cole, Cole-Preferred Safety has been the premier safety consulting and training company in the Denver area for decades. In the early 90’s.

Managers, supervisors, safety personnel and workers will be taught the hazards of crane operation and picks along with general rigging safety criteria.

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.