On-Site Training

Hazard Communication Program

Two Hour Training

Meets the requirements of California Code of regulations, CCR – Subchapter 7. General Industry Safety Orders – Group 16. Control of Hazardous Substances – Article 109. Hazardous Substances and Processes.

Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for Hazard Communication

Four Hour Training Stand-Alone or 2 Hours When Combined with Hazard Communication Program.

The course is designed to be an overview of the new hazard classification and communication requirements in the Globally Harmonized System (GHS), Hazard Communication Program.

Topics Covered

Pictographs
Safety Data Sheets (formerly called MSDS)
New Standardized Format
Hazard Statements
Precautionary Statements

Fire Extinguisher

Meets the requirement of Cal-OSHA, CCR, Title 8, Section 6151 by a combination of classroom training and hands-on operation of a fire extinguisher

Bloodborne Pathogens

Meets the requirements of California Code of regulations, CCR – Section 5193 – Subchapter 7. General Industry Safety Order – Group 16. – Control of Hazardous Substances §5193.

CEUs available for LVNs and RNs

Contact Hours available for REHS

Incident Command Systems (ICS) Basics

The OSHA HAZWOPER Standard requires facilities to utilize an Incident Command Management System when responding to events at their facility.

Workplace Violence Prevention/Active Shooter

Meets the requirements of Title 8 CCR Injury and Illness Prevention Workplace Security Federal and State OSHA General duty clause and the recommendations (Standards Pending)

Preparing for an OSHA Inspection

Do you know that Government agencies have authority to inspect your facilities?

This on-site technical assistance will cover:

What to Have in Place Before an Inspection
Steps for Handling an Inspection
Post-Inspection Considerations

What can I do to prepare for the inspection?

The Knock at the Door
The Opening Conference
The Walk Around
The Closing Conference

Forklift and Other Industrial Power Equipment Training Available

Forklift/Power Industrial Trucks, Engine & Electric
Aerial Lifts, Engine & Electric
Loaders

California Environmental Reporting System

As of 2013 all California businesses that are required to report Unified Program data must do so electronically. This is mandated by the California Health & Safety Code and AB2286.

We can assist with navigating the CERS website, getting access and creating a CERS account, managing users, hazardous materials inventory, developing and uploading required site maps, and submission of data and documents to CERS Regulators.

OHD Qualitative Fit Testing

The CA EHS Training Center can conduct “Qualitative Fit Testing” that:

Utilizes Vacuum technology, no particle generator needed
Meets and exceeds OSHA Redon protocol 1910.134a (CNP) Controlled negative pressure
Utilizes Pre-Fit mode that give instant Fit Testing Efficacy
Saves time by pre-loading employee information
Can test to CBRN specifications
Prints results and Certificate on site
Software stores all required documentation, can generate reports and fit test results