Courses

This program is a 24 hour program designed to help teach individuals and communities to be better prepared to deal with a disaster. This program was designed by FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) to train individuals handle basic emergency skills during a disaster until professional help can arrive. It was first utilized in California and…

This class is required for any employee who loads or unloads, transports, prepares paperwork, packages, or signs paperwork related to either DOT regulated hazardous materials or hazardous wastes. There are two versions of this class that are offered depending on the needs of the company. Both of these classes can be done on-site at the…

This class is a one-day seminar designed to help companies be better prepared to deal with emergencies and help them develop an emergency plan. The class is directed to those individuals responsible for safety within the company. These can be members of a safety team or individuals for smaller companies responsible for safety. The class…

This is a program specifically designed to help under-served populations prepare and respond to a disaster. This program is based on the curriculum for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training that helps communities deal with emergencies. The students will learn the basics of fire safety, medical emergencies, and other disaster preparedness. They will learn…

This class is designed to meet the requirements of the annual refresher training to maintain either the 40 hour or the 24 hour OSHA certification. Each employee must have at least 8 hours of refresher training per year in order to maintain the 40 hour or 24 hour OSHA certification for HAZWOPER. This class can…

This class is designed for those workers who may participate in activities on waste or remediation sites such as air or water sampling, operating of equipment, etc. who are not expected to be exposed to levels that are above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL). This class will cover all the requirements of OSHA 1910.120 for…

This class is designed for those workers who participate in activities that relate to hazardous materials or hazardous waste clean-up sites, TSD facilities (Treatment, storage, disposal), and emergency response. It is required by OSHA 1910.120 for any employees participating in these types of activities that have the potential to expose them to levels above the…

This class is a 40 hour program designed to help educate and prepare students for the National Fire Protection Association Certified Fire Inspector 1. It is directed to those individuals who have the responsibility for fire and life safety administration at their facilities. This includes those that are responsible for university campus buildings, large industrial…

This program is designed for any companies that have large operations and emergency response teams that may respond to incidents within their facility or to assist others. There are three courses that your company can take from the basics of Incident command (ICS100) all the way up to the National Incident Management System (ICS700). The…

This is an on-site emergency planning consultation done at your facility in order to help your company identify potential hazards and make recommendations for safety improvements and emergency planning. There will be a complete walk-through of the facility first to identify the areas of concern that pose a potential risk to fire or life safety…