TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN GREATER DUWAMISH, SEATTLE - PAGE 5

OSHA 10 and 30 Hour courses are designed for Tradespeople, as well as Managers and Supervisors. Available for both construction and General Industry, the classes have choices for elective topics to best suit a clients needs.

A “Confined Space” is Large enough for full bodily entry and Not designed for continuous human occupancy. Class participants will learn how to identify these spaces, and what controls must be implemented prior to entry including Training Requirements.

This class will cover employer responsibilities, how to minimize workplace hazards, written program requirements and guidelines for compliance.

Scaffold and Ladder Training course is offered by Safety Matters Training Institute. Classes offered for both “Users” and “Competent Persons”. Safety Matters offers a variety of interactive courses at the “Safety Matters Training Institute” facility located in the Georgetown neighbo...

This required curriculum is excellent for both supervisors, as well as potentially exposed workers. You’ll gain a better understanding of what “respiratory” hazards are, the proper use of engineering and administrative controls.

This is a basic training in the area of flagger training. It has been designed for someone learning the first steps in performing flagger duties. This training would be useful as a refresher course for all employees involved with work zone traffic control where flaggers are utilized.

This course reviews the basic requirements for a respiratory protection program. Course topics include OSHA Respiratory Protection Standards. The course includes qualitative fit testing. Bring your respirator and cartridge to class.

This course is designed for anyone wanting to learn basic principles of accident investigation. A hands-on curriculum, evaluating mishaps, discovering “root causes” and “contributing factors”.

Hazards involving excavations and trenches, can lead to serious incidents involving workers at construction sites. Workers can be critically injured or die in cave-ins. Many cave-ins occur on small jobs of short duration, such as water, gas, electrical and sewer line connections.

Lock-out / Tag-out, also referred to as LO/TO, is a set of safety procedures used to control and isolate hazardous energy.