EEA’S OSHA SAFETY COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Environmental Education Associates offers several OSHA safety courses with certifications available. Learn more about our courses by reviewing the descriptions below and register for your New York State class today.

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CONSTRUCTION SITE SAFETY

  • 10 Hours — For workers on new construction sites, demolition jobs and major renovation projects. Includes basic safety and health hazards associated with construction work, and overview of OSHA and hazard-specific awareness.
  • 30 Hours — For foremen, site supervisors, project managers and safety representatives on new construction sites, demolition jobs and major renovation projects. Includes in-depth instruction on various relevant topics for those who coordinate work-site safety, supervise site personnel or provide toolbox safety training.

 

OSHA 10 SALUD Y SEGURIDAD EN LA INDUSTRIA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN (OSHA 10 HR. CONSTRUCTION SITE SAFETY IN SPANISH)

  • 10 horas es el curso de OSHA de Salud y Seguridad en la industria de la construcción, enseña a los reglamentos y las normas de OSHA que se aplican a la industria de la construcción. El curso cubre las prácticas de identificación, reducir, eliminar y reportar riesgos en el lugar de trabajo. También enseña la conciencia de seguridad y ayuda a los trabajadores a reconocer y reducir los riesgos en el lugar de trabajo.

 

CONFINED SPACE

  • 16 Hours — For general and construction industry personnel who encounter OSHA-defined confined spaces. Includes a mix of presentations and practical exercises such as hazard recognition, health effects, testing procedures and the responsibilities of the entrant, attendant and supervisor.

 

TOPIC-SPECIFIC TRAINING

  • 2-8 Hours — Federal safety standards stipulate that those engaged in site-based activities demonstrate competence in health and safety matter specific to their task. Awareness presentations are tailored for groups who need specialized training in areas such as the following:

 

ENVIRONMENTAL

  • Asbestos, lead, mold, radon and bio-hazards

HEALTH & SAFETY

  • Hazard communication, personal protective equipment, electrical safety, fall protection, and safe work practices