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Does your agency have a bucket truck or aerial lift? Do you have questions related to fall protection when using it? Then this class is for you!!! This program will answer all those questions and more. Learn everything that is required when working on, around, and near this equipment.
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This comprehensive presentation, based on the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), ANSI/SAIA A92.20, ANSI/SAIA A92.22, and ANSI/ASIA.24, will leave no stone unturned. It will thoroughly address all specific requirements for the application, inspection, training, maintenance, repair, safe operation, and training requirements of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPS).
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Falls continue to be a leading cause of employee injuries for the Commonwealth. A significant category of these claims involves falls from ladders, platforms and scaffolds. This four-part course covers the requirements of the OSHA/VOSH Fall Protection Standard, including employer responsibilities, fall protection for employees working at heights on ladders, scaffolds, manlifts and roofs, inspection procedures and training requirements.
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Management has to identify priorities depending on their mission and the financial situation of the agency. Most management decisions are based on the financial position of the agency. Limited funding may be available, and the safety officer must be able to compete for his/her share. To compete for these dollars, the safety officer should be able to speak to management in financial terms and prioritize needs that provide the most benefit for the least amount of economic impact. This course will give the participants strategies that will help raise awareness of the economic benefit of supporting a strong safety effort.
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This training class will provide an overview of the provisions of the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) Z-10-2005 standard and provide helpful tips on how an agency can assess their current compliance level and then measure progress as they work toward full compliance. ANSI Z10 principles are compatible with standards such as International Standards Organization (ISO) and they provide organizations with an effective tool for continual improvement of their workplace safety and health systems.
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This program covers the basics of Industrial Hygiene (IH) with class discussion centering on identification, evaluation, and control of potential exposures including fly ash from power plants, lead paint, asbestos, and indoor air quality.