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SUMMARY:HAZMAT Emergency Response Team Training
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Response Training\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRequirement:\nOSHA 1910.120(q)\n\n\nDuration:\n24 Hours\n\n\nCost:\n$850 per individual\n\n\nDescription:\nThis course is designed to meet the requirements of OSHA for training of emergency response personnel who will respond to leaks or spills of chemicals for the purpose of stopping the leak or spill. It is specifically aimed at ammonia users\, but will relate to many other chemicals. It can be tailored to other specific chemicals in your workplace. OSHA requires that all personnel who are expected to respond to spills or leaks must have this training.\n\n\nScope:\nThis course covers: \n\nProcedures for handling emergency responses\nWritten emergency response plans\nHazards confronting responders\nMaterial safety data sheets and terms\nHealth effects of ammonia and other chemicals\nHow to plan and prepare for emergencies\nHow to decontaminate responders and clean up/neutralize ammonia spills\nProtective clothing\nSelf contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA’s) and respirators\nConducting mock scenarios with SCBA’s and encapsulating suits\nMonitoring devices\, manual and electronic\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend:\nMembers of management\, engineering\, maintenance\, refrigeration\, safety\, production\, human resources and security. A good cross section can contribute greatly to the overall effectiveness of any emergency response team.\n\n\n\n3 Day Course Schedule (8am-5pm)\nDay One\nIntroduction to HAZWOPER \n\nThe HAZWOPER Standard\nEvacuation Advantages and Disadvantages\nEmergency Response Advantages and Disadvantages\nType of Response Teams\nMedical Examination Requirements\nDifferent Levels of Responders\nElements for Emergency Response Plan\nReview OSHA CPL Directive 02-02-073\n\nProperties of Ammonia \n\nDiscuss MSDS Terms Relative to Ammonia\nDiscuss Basic Properties of Ammonia\nProperties of Ammonia Related to Flammability\nDiscuss Hazardous Decomposition\nReview Facility MSDS\nAir Sampling During Importance and Techniques\nDiscussion and Application of Actual Ammonia Incidents\n\nDay Two\nHealth Hazards Related to Ammonia Exposure \n\nHealth Hazard Terminology\nRoutes of Entry\nFirst Aid for Chemical Exposure\nANSI Standard for Eyewash/Showers\n\nRespiratory Protection \n\nImportance\nAreas of Respiratory Hazards\nPhysiology of the Respiratory System\nA Successful Respirator Program\nOSHA Respirator Regulations\nRespirator Types\nLogic Decision Chart\nThe Cylinder/Breathing Air\nHow to Conduct Fit Testing\nSample Written Respirator Program\n\nProtective Clothing \n\nLevels of Protection\nEncapsulating Suit\nHeat Stress\nCold Stress\nGeneral Indication of Toxic Effects\nSelf Contained Breathing Apparatus\n\nDay Three\nOn day three all of the training that was given in days one and two are put into practice. All attendees\, if medically able\, will don and doff equipment or hands-on application of equipment at facility will be performed by the attendees. All personnel will be given the opportunity to wear the SCBA and wear the fully encapsulating training suit in practice. In addition\, the Incident Command System setup and integration will be discussed and then implemented practically during the mock training by the team. \nAdditionally\, scenario(s) are planned that will simulate conditions indicating that a spill or leak has occurred. The team(s) will form and lay out all their emergency equipment and will assess the situation and determine what emergency equipment they will need to stop the leak. The teams will then approach the spill and simulate the repair. Critiques will then be held to look for weaknesses or changes that should be made in the future scenarios. \nRegister
URL:https://dualtempclauger.com/event/24-hour-nh3-emergency-response-team-training-6/
LOCATION:Dallas\, TX\, Location TBD
CATEGORIES:24 HR Emergency Response
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SUMMARY:HAZMAT Emergency Response Team Training
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Response Training\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRequirement:\nOSHA 1910.120(q)\n\n\nDuration:\n24 Hours\n\n\nCost:\n$850 per individual\n\n\nDescription:\nThis course is designed to meet the requirements of OSHA for training of emergency response personnel who will respond to leaks or spills of chemicals for the purpose of stopping the leak or spill. It is specifically aimed at ammonia users\, but will relate to many other chemicals. It can be tailored to other specific chemicals in your workplace. OSHA requires that all personnel who are expected to respond to spills or leaks must have this training.\n\n\nScope:\nThis course covers: \n\nProcedures for handling emergency responses\nWritten emergency response plans\nHazards confronting responders\nMaterial safety data sheets and terms\nHealth effects of ammonia and other chemicals\nHow to plan and prepare for emergencies\nHow to decontaminate responders and clean up/neutralize ammonia spills\nProtective clothing\nSelf contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA’s) and respirators\nConducting mock scenarios with SCBA’s and encapsulating suits\nMonitoring devices\, manual and electronic\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend:\nMembers of management\, engineering\, maintenance\, refrigeration\, safety\, production\, human resources and security. A good cross section can contribute greatly to the overall effectiveness of any emergency response team.\n\n\n\n3 Day Course Schedule (8am-5pm)\nDay One\nIntroduction to HAZWOPER \n\nThe HAZWOPER Standard\nEvacuation Advantages and Disadvantages\nEmergency Response Advantages and Disadvantages\nType of Response Teams\nMedical Examination Requirements\nDifferent Levels of Responders\nElements for Emergency Response Plan\nReview OSHA CPL Directive 02-02-073\n\nProperties of Ammonia \n\nDiscuss MSDS Terms Relative to Ammonia\nDiscuss Basic Properties of Ammonia\nProperties of Ammonia Related to Flammability\nDiscuss Hazardous Decomposition\nReview Facility MSDS\nAir Sampling During Importance and Techniques\nDiscussion and Application of Actual Ammonia Incidents\n\nDay Two\nHealth Hazards Related to Ammonia Exposure \n\nHealth Hazard Terminology\nRoutes of Entry\nFirst Aid for Chemical Exposure\nANSI Standard for Eyewash/Showers\n\nRespiratory Protection \n\nImportance\nAreas of Respiratory Hazards\nPhysiology of the Respiratory System\nA Successful Respirator Program\nOSHA Respirator Regulations\nRespirator Types\nLogic Decision Chart\nThe Cylinder/Breathing Air\nHow to Conduct Fit Testing\nSample Written Respirator Program\n\nProtective Clothing \n\nLevels of Protection\nEncapsulating Suit\nHeat Stress\nCold Stress\nGeneral Indication of Toxic Effects\nSelf Contained Breathing Apparatus\n\nDay Three\nOn day three all of the training that was given in days one and two are put into practice. All attendees\, if medically able\, will don and doff equipment or hands-on application of equipment at facility will be performed by the attendees. All personnel will be given the opportunity to wear the SCBA and wear the fully encapsulating training suit in practice. In addition\, the Incident Command System setup and integration will be discussed and then implemented practically during the mock training by the team. \nAdditionally\, scenario(s) are planned that will simulate conditions indicating that a spill or leak has occurred. The team(s) will form and lay out all their emergency equipment and will assess the situation and determine what emergency equipment they will need to stop the leak. The teams will then approach the spill and simulate the repair. Critiques will then be held to look for weaknesses or changes that should be made in the future scenarios. \nRegister
URL:https://dualtempclauger.com/event/24-hour-nh3-emergency-response-team-training-5/
LOCATION:Visalia\, CA\, Location TBD
CATEGORIES:24 HR Emergency Response
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SUMMARY:24 Hour – NH3 Emergency Response Team Training
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Responder Training\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRequirement:\nOSHA 1910.120(q)\n\n\nDuration:\n24 Hours (8am-5pm)\n\n\nCost:\n$850 per individual\n\n\nDescription:\nThis OSHA required training is designed for individuals who respond to hazardous chemical releases or potential releases in order to stop or control the release. While completing this course\, students will receive classroom and hands-on training on OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard 1910.120(q). Students will become familiar with the techniques and procedures to respond to and contain a chemical release safely. Students will have an opportunity to demonstrate the skills they learned during this course while participating in a live emergency response drill.\n\n\nScope:\nThis course covers: \n\nProcedures for handling emergency responses\nWritten emergency response plans\nHazards confronting responders\nMaterial safety data sheets and terms\nHealth effects of ammonia and other chemicals\nHow to plan and prepare for emergencies\nHow to decontaminate responders and clean up/neutralize ammonia spills\nProtective clothing\nSelf contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA’s) and respirators\nConducting mock scenarios with SCBA’s and encapsulating suits\nMonitoring devices\, manual and electronic\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend:\nMembers of management\, engineering\, maintenance\, refrigeration\, safety\, production\, human resources and security. A good cross section can contribute greatly to the overall effectiveness of any emergency response team.\n\n\n\n3 Day Course Schedule\nDay One\nIntroduction to HAZWOPER \n\nThe HAZWOPER Standard\nEvacuation Advantages and Disadvantages\nEmergency Response Advantages and Disadvantages\nType of Response Teams\nMedical Examination Requirements\nDifferent Levels of Responders\nElements for Emergency Response Plan\nReview OSHA CPL Directive 02-02-073\n\nProperties of Ammonia \n\nDiscuss MSDS Terms Relative to Ammonia\nDiscuss Basic Properties of Ammonia\nProperties of Ammonia Related to Flammability\nDiscuss Hazardous Decomposition\nReview Facility MSDS\nAir Sampling During Importance and Techniques\nDiscussion and Application of Actual Ammonia Incidents\n\nDay Two\nHealth Hazards Related to Ammonia Exposure \n\nHealth Hazard Terminology\nRoutes of Entry\nFirst Aid for Chemical Exposure\nANSI Standard for Eyewash/Showers\n\nRespiratory Protection \n\nImportance\nAreas of Respiratory Hazards\nPhysiology of the Respiratory System\nA Successful Respirator Program\nOSHA Respirator Regulations\nRespirator Types\nLogic Decision Chart\nThe Cylinder/Breathing Air\nHow to Conduct Fit Testing\nSample Written Respirator Program\n\nProtective Clothing \n\nLevels of Protection\nEncapsulating Suit\nHeat Stress\nCold Stress\nGeneral Indication of Toxic Effects\nSelf Contained Breathing Apparatus\n\nDay Three\nOn day three all of the training that was given in days one and two are put into practice. All attendees\, if medically able\, will don and doff equipment or hands-on application of equipment at facility will be performed by the attendees. All personnel will be given the opportunity to wear the SCBA and wear the fully encapsulating training suit in practice. In addition\, the Incident Command System setup and integration will be discussed and then implemented practically during the mock training by the team. \nAdditionally\, scenario(s) are planned that will simulate conditions indicating that a spill or leak has occurred. The team(s) will form and lay out all their emergency equipment and will assess the situation and determine what emergency equipment they will need to stop the leak. The teams will then approach the spill and simulate the repair. Critiques will then be held to look for weaknesses or changes that should be made in the future scenarios. \nRegister
URL:https://dualtempclauger.com/event/24-hour-nh3-emergency-response-team-training-3/
LOCATION:Clauger Office – Chicago\, IL\, 9550 W. 55th Street\, Unit A\, Chicago\, IL\, 60525\, United States
CATEGORIES:24 HR Emergency Response
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SUMMARY:HAZMAT Emergency Response Team Training
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Responder Training\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRequirement:\nOSHA 1910.120(q)\n\n\nDuration:\n24 Hours (8am-5pm)\n\n\nCost:\n$850 per individual\n\n\nDescription:\nThis OSHA required training is designed for individuals who respond to hazardous chemical releases or potential releases in order to stop or control the release. While completing this course\, students will receive classroom and hands-on training on OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard 1910.120(q). Students will become familiar with the techniques and procedures to respond to and contain a chemical release safely. Students will have an opportunity to demonstrate the skills they learned during this course while participating in a live emergency response drill.\n\n\nScope:\nThis course covers: \n\nProcedures for handling emergency responses\nWritten emergency response plans\nHazards confronting responders\nMaterial safety data sheets and terms\nHealth effects of ammonia and other chemicals\nHow to plan and prepare for emergencies\nHow to decontaminate responders and clean up/neutralize ammonia spills\nProtective clothing\nSelf contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA’s) and respirators\nConducting mock scenarios with SCBA’s and encapsulating suits\nMonitoring devices\, manual and electronic\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend:\nMembers of management\, engineering\, maintenance\, refrigeration\, safety\, production\, human resources and security. A good cross section can contribute greatly to the overall effectiveness of any emergency response team.\n\n\n\n3 Day Course Schedule\nDay One\nIntroduction to HAZWOPER \n\nThe HAZWOPER Standard\nEvacuation Advantages and Disadvantages\nEmergency Response Advantages and Disadvantages\nType of Response Teams\nMedical Examination Requirements\nDifferent Levels of Responders\nElements for Emergency Response Plan\nReview OSHA CPL Directive 02-02-073\n\nProperties of Ammonia \n\nDiscuss MSDS Terms Relative to Ammonia\nDiscuss Basic Properties of Ammonia\nProperties of Ammonia Related to Flammability\nDiscuss Hazardous Decomposition\nReview Facility MSDS\nAir Sampling During Importance and Techniques\nDiscussion and Application of Actual Ammonia Incidents\n\nDay Two\nHealth Hazards Related to Ammonia Exposure \n\nHealth Hazard Terminology\nRoutes of Entry\nFirst Aid for Chemical Exposure\nANSI Standard for Eyewash/Showers\n\nRespiratory Protection \n\nImportance\nAreas of Respiratory Hazards\nPhysiology of the Respiratory System\nA Successful Respirator Program\nOSHA Respirator Regulations\nRespirator Types\nLogic Decision Chart\nThe Cylinder/Breathing Air\nHow to Conduct Fit Testing\nSample Written Respirator Program\n\nProtective Clothing \n\nLevels of Protection\nEncapsulating Suit\nHeat Stress\nCold Stress\nGeneral Indication of Toxic Effects\nSelf Contained Breathing Apparatus\n\nDay Three\nOn day three all of the training that was given in days one and two are put into practice. All attendees\, if medically able\, will don and doff equipment or hands-on application of equipment at facility will be performed by the attendees. All personnel will be given the opportunity to wear the SCBA and wear the fully encapsulating training suit in practice. In addition\, the Incident Command System setup and integration will be discussed and then implemented practically during the mock training by the team. \nAdditionally\, scenario(s) are planned that will simulate conditions indicating that a spill or leak has occurred. The team(s) will form and lay out all their emergency equipment and will assess the situation and determine what emergency equipment they will need to stop the leak. The teams will then approach the spill and simulate the repair. Critiques will then be held to look for weaknesses or changes that should be made in the future scenarios. \nRegister
URL:https://dualtempclauger.com/event/24-hour-nh3-emergency-response-team-training-2/
LOCATION:Clauger Office – Chicago\, IL\, 9550 W. 55th Street\, Unit A\, Chicago\, IL\, 60525\, United States
CATEGORIES:24 HR Emergency Response
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