Every Company Needs Safety, Health, & Environmental Training. Protecting What Matters Most.

Transcription

1 Every Company Needs Safety, Health, & Environmental Training Protecting What Matters Most.

2 Safety, health, and Environmental Consulting and Training Services Fisher Safety understands that successful SH&E programs address the unique characteristics of their workplace. We don't provide one-size-fits-all services because no two businesses or locations are exactly alike. Instead, Fisher Safety offers customized SH&E services to help you and your organization reduce costs associated with Above-average Incident Rates Production expenses related to Lost-Time Accidents Workers' Compensation claims Direct medical costs Administrative burdens All of the SH&E services available through Fisher Safety are offered both nationally and internationally in an effort to allow you to efficiently and economically increase Workplace SH&E Awareness/Understanding Regulatory compliance Productivity Operating income Your SH&E department s effectiveness Fisher Safety and its network of SH&E professionals will work directly with you and your staff to determine the appropriate level of service required at a price that meets your budget. With Fisher Safety, you can Protect What Matters Most. Safety, Health, and Environmental Training Page 2 Ammonia Handling Asbestos Atmospheric Testing Bloodborne Pathogens Blueprint Reading Chemical Hazards Chemical Hygiene Clean Air Act Confined Space Controlled Work Zones Cranes and Rigging Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Material Handling Page 3 Electrical Safety Emergency Response (HAZ WOPER) EPA/RCRA/TSCA Compliance Seminars Ergonomics/Back Protection Fall Protection First Aid/CPR Forklift Operator Training Hand Safety Page 4 Hand/Power Tool Safety Hazardous Communication (HazCom) Hearing Conservation Heavy Equipment Training IATA Dangerous Goods Transportation Indoor Air Quality Infectious Waste Laboratory Safety Lead Paint Remediation Lock-Out/Tag-Out Training Means of Egress Mercury Awareness Methylene Chloride Page 5 NESHAPS Training NIOSH 582 Training Phase I Site Assessment Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Radiation Protection Page 6 Respiratory Protection Slips, Trips, and Falls Scaffolding/Elevated Work Platforms SCBA Training Shoring and Trenching Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Safety, Health, and Environmental Consulting Page 7 Nuclear Regulatory Commission Licensing Assistance Standard Operating Procedures Review and Revision Standard Operating Procedure Writing Training Plan Writing Creating a Training Matrix Noise Surveys and Reporting Respiratory Fit Testing Site and Specific Video Production OSHA/EPA/State Site Assessments and Site Audits Regulatory Compliance Plans/Strategies Fire and Emergency Services Page 8 Industrial Fire Safety/Firefighting Municipal Firefighting Technical Rescue Operations Incident Command Domestic Preparedness Page 9 Refreshers FEMA/State Grant Procurement Assistance INDUSTRIES SERVED Chemical Pharmaceutical Research Oil & Gas Manufacturing Distribution Petrochemical Healthcare Education Biotech/Life Sciences Biohazard Construction Demolition Local, State, & Federal Government Military and Reserves Fire & Emergency Services Law Enforcement

3 Safety, Health, and Environmental Training Electrical Safety Electricity Understanding Current, Voltage, and Amperage Identifying Electrical Hazards Avoiding Electrical Shock High-voltage Electrical Safety Inspection/Testing Electrical Apparatus Case Study Ammonia Handling Ammonia Safety Properties of Ammonia Awareness (Anhydrous and Aqua) Handling (Anhydrous and Aqua) Asbestos Introduction Awareness Air Sampling Remediation Worker Supervisor Operations and Maintenance Management Inspector Management Planner Project Designer Atmospheric Testing Participants will be qualified on the approved atmosphere testing devices specifically used at your facility. Bloodborne Pathogens Participants will be knowledgeable on bloodborne pathogens and disease transmission. They will know the procedures to avoid exposure. Blueprint Reading Construction Materials Architectural Structural HVAC Plumbing Electrical Fire Protection P & ID s Chemical Hazards Use of Industrial Chemicals Chemical Spills Toxicology of Industrial Chemicals Decontamination Procedures Environmental Concerns of Industrial Chemicals Proper Use of SCBA Personal Safety Concerns with Industrial Chemicals Chemical Hygiene Storage Usage and Control Clean Air Act Management Overview Federal Requirements for Operating Permits Reporting and Record Keeping Non-attainment Provisions Air Toxin Provisions Acid Rain Provisions Construction Permits State Permitting Programs Confined Space Entry and Rescue IFSAC Certification Available Controlled Work Zones Participants will determine and put in place proper control measures during the course of a work assignment that will promote an organized, clean, and safe localized work area. Cranes and Rigging Topics include safe work practices and procedures; safety devices and their inspection; selection of rigging equipment and rigging techniques; types of wire rope hitches and comparative strengths; rigging with fiber rope; chain hoist selection and care; and safe use. Emergency Response (HAZ WOPER) Hazardous Waste Operations Worker Hazardous Waste Operations Supervisor Emergency Response Awareness Hazardous Material First Responder Hazardous Material Technician Hazardous Material Specialist Hazardous Material Incident Commander EPA/RCRA/TSCA Compliance Seminars RCRA Clean Air Act Supervisor Level RCRA Hazardous Waste Generator RCRA Hazardous Waste Monitor Level RCRA Prevention and Contingency RCRA Wastewater Treatment Plant RCRA Toxic Substance Awareness TSCA Toxic Substance Management TSCA Substance Transportation Ergonomics and Back Protection Ergonomic environments and work practices are determined and delivered based on job descriptions. Fall Protection OSHA Fall Protection Standard Proper Use of Safety Belts and Harnesses Life Lines and Rope Grabs Scaffold and Ladder Safety First Aid and CPR Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Training Forklift Operator Training Introduction Operation Driver, Controls, Characteristics Safety Inspections, Attitude, Rules of the Road Special Mention Environmental, Ramps, Highway, Lifting People Handling Loads and Capacity, Procedures, Stability and Stacking, Parking Refueling Procedures for LP, Gas, Diesel, and Electric Practical Exercises OSHA Regulations AES RED OAK AES RED OAK IS A GLOBAL CLEAN POWER COMPANY. WHEN THEY SOUGHT TO BRING THEIR NEW FACILITY ONLINE, THEY CALLED FISHER SAFETY TO REVIEW, REVISE, AND BRING INTO COMPLIANCE THEIR STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES. IN ADDITION, A NOISE SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED AND BROADCAST-QUALITY VIDEOS WERE CREATED FOR CONTRACTORS AND VISITORS COMING ONSITE. THE RESULT AES CAME INTO COMPLIANCE AND WENT ONLINE AS SCHEDULED. Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Material Handling Hazardous Material Handling Hand Safety Hazardous Waste Transportation (HM 126(f)/181) The Anatomy of the Hand Hazardous Material Awareness Machine Guards and Engineering Controls Dangerous Goods Transportation PPE and Hand Protection General Awareness, Worker Safety, and Driver Training Preventing Hand Injuries 2 3

4 Safety, Health, and Environmental Training, cont. Hand/Power Tool Safety Safety Talk format covering all types of power tools. Hazardous Communication (HazCom) Introduction to Chemical Safety Oxidizers Poisons Gases Corrosives Solvents Carcinogens Explosives MSDS Hearing Conservation PPE Audiometric Testing Safe Working Conditions Heavy Equipment Training Certification Defensive Operation IATA Dangerous Goods Transportation Shipping Principles Identification, Classification, Marketing, and Labeling Quantities (Limited and Expected) Proper Shipping Names Mixtures and Solutions Multiple Hazards Indoor Air Quality Indoor Air Quality and HVAC Systems Focuses on practical guides for those people responsible for the operation and maintenance of HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems. All students will learn how to maintain good IAQ (indoor air quality), to use diagnostic techniques and equipment, and how to develop strategies for improving IAQ. Infectious Waste Identification and Cleanup Disposal Procedures Health Precautions to Avoid Exposure Laboratory Safety The course covers all regulatory requirements for OSHA lab safety; hands-on exercises are included. Lead Paint Remediation Awareness Remediation Worker Supervisor Management Inspector/Risk Assessor Lock-Out/Tag-Out Training OSHA Overview Energy Control Program Energy Isolating Devices OSHA Six-step Procedure Means of Egress Elements of Egress Exit Access Posted Routes Fire Lanes Elevator Recall Mercury Awareness Industrial Use of Mercury SH&E Concerns with Mercury PPE Reducing Mercury Exposure Handling, Storage, Disposal of Mercury Methylene Chloride The course qualifies individuals in proper respiratory protection, handling, equipment, and procedures. Includes an overview of the MSDS, the danger of exposure, and emergency response. NESHAPS Training National Emissions Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS) covers the governmental regulations stipulated by National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. All personnel working in a supervisory or industrial hygiene position in asbestos programs should understand these regulations and the potential liability regarding them. NIOSH 582 Training Course covers the reading of airborne asbestos fibers using Phase-Contrast Microscopy (PCM). It includes the collection, preparation, reading, and record keeping involved with this procedure and the regulatory guidelines dictating such analysis. Topics include: Sampling Equipment, Microscope Familiarization, Instrument Calibration and Statistical Comparisons, NIOSH 7400 Method, and Counting Rules. Phase I Site Assessment Participants will be provided with the necessary knowledge about the laws, agencies, and organizations that shape the industry; the hazardous conditions that impact the buyer, seller, and lender in a real estate transaction; and the necessary procedures to perform a Phase I Environmental Inspection. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) OSHA Standards CFR General , , and Eye and Face Noise Respiratory Head Foot Electrical Devices Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Toxicology Chemical Composition Human Health and the Environment Handling and Cleanup Practices PPE Decontamination Procedures Radiation Protection Composition of Matter Introduction to Radiation Fundamentals Basic Radiation Safety Principles of XRF Hands-on Exercise (A five-day NRC Radiation Protection Officer course is also available.) Case Study NITRAM, INC. NITRAM IS A LARGE FERTILIZER MANU- FACTURING COOPERATIVE SPECIALIZING IN THE PRODUCTION OF AMMONIA NITRATE A HIGHLY VOLATILE AND DAN- GEROUS SUBSTANCE IF IMPROPERLY HANDLED. FOR THIS REASON, NITRAM CALLED ON FISHER SAFETY TO PROVIDE TRAINING FOR THEIR EMPLOYEES IN HANDLING ANHYDROUS AMMONIA; RESPONDING TO SPILLS, CONTAINMENT, AND CLEANUP; AND INCIDENT COMMAND PROCEDURES/PROTOCOLS. FISHER ALSO PROVIDED ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN DOT SHIPPING REGULA- TIONS FOR ANHYDROUS AMMONIA. TODAY, NITRAM EMPLOYEES ARE PRE- PARED AND READY TO RESPOND SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY. 4 5

5 Safety, Health, and Environmental Training, cont. Respiratory Protection Identifying Respiratory Hazards Federal and State Regulations Respirator Cleaning and Inspection Fit-testing Slips, Trips, and Falls Why Falls Happen Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls Scaffolding and Elevated Work Platforms OSHA Overview Scaffolds Frame and Tube Baskets Lifts Boatswain s Chairs SCBA Training Hazardous Atmospheres (IDLH) Site-specific SCBA Inspection and Cleaning of SCBA Hands-on Use of SCBA Shoring and Trenching Trench Overview Soil Classification Hazardous Conditions OSHA Standards Safe Trenching Procedures Responding to Emergencies Real-life Situation Safety, Health, and Environmental Consulting Nuclear Regulatory Commission Licensing Assistance Standard Operating Procedures Review and Revision Standard Operating Procedure Writing Training Plan Writing Creating a Training Matrix Noise Surveys and Reporting Respiratory Fit Testing Site and Specific Video Production Contractor Videos Vendor/Visitor Videos Employee Training Videos OSHA/EPA/State Site Assessments and Audits Occupational Safety and Health Program Needs Assessment A trained safety and health professional, along with your key personnel, will evaluate your overall safety program utilizing a standard checklist based on federal and/or state OSHA regulations, and local safety codes pertaining to your specific industry, process, equipment, and inventory. This initial assessment includes: Identification of applicable OSH regulations Determination of your specific needs Recommendation of activities required to meet and maintain compliance Provided recommendations will focus on general program improvements in the following areas: Training Record-keeping systems Permits and notifications Engineering and/or operation Air quality monitoring Depending on the size and nature of your operation, onsite program assessments usually take between four to eight hours to complete; with written recommendations following within one week. Trained professionals can then assist with the development of a compliance plan that includes both short- and long-term objectives to meet the spirit and intent of the regulations, as well as meeting your business and budget considerations. Occupational Safety and Health Compliance Audits Audits of this nature provide in-depth information about your records, workplace practices, and written programs from a regulatory compliance standpoint. A trained safety and health professional armed with federal and/or state and local regulatory guidelines will scrutinize your programs and records as detailed by the regulatory requirements pertinent to your industry and processes. Audits encompass the following activities: Onsite evaluation Detailed regulatory compliance review Thorough review of program materials Written recommendations will focus on achieving compliance in the following areas: Creation of program strategies to achieve higher compliance levels Development of management systems to ensure and maintain continued compliance An onsite audit including additional reviews of your program materials normally takes three to five days to complete. A written report with findings and recommendations is usually available within two weeks after the onsite audit has been completed. Other Fisher Safety SH&E Services Regulatory Compliance Plans and Strategies Fisher Safety realizes that providing relevant training, audits, and assessments are only a few components of the complicated SH&E equation. How you meet and maintain federal, state, and local regulations and compliance requirements is just as important. Fisher Safety can provide assistance in creating short- and long-term compliance plans and strategies that not only satisfy government agencies but work with your budget and business initiatives as well. Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Tank Purging and Cleaning Tank Cutting, Bonding, and Grounding Confined Spaces Shoring and Trenching Case Studies 6 7

6 Fire and Emergency Services Fire/Rescue/Haz Mat Introduction to Terrorism Initial Response to Terrorism Terrorism Response Haz Mat Technician Terrorism Response Law Enforcement Terrorism Response Incident Commander Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Nuclear/Biological/Chemical (NBC) Awareness Firefighting Whether your organization has an internal fire/emergency brigade or you rely on municipal departments, training is an essential component of any fire/emergency response organization. Fisher Safety understands the importance of training and offers National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) compliant programs to support your needs. Industrial Fire Safety/Firefighting Firefighter Safety & Survival Fire Brigades Fire Leadership Training Fire Officer/Brigade Leader Incipient Fire Extinguisher Interior Firefighting Special Hazards Municipal Firefighting Firefighter I and II Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT) Inspector I, II, and III Driver and Pump Operator Defensive Driving Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Marine and Shipboard Firefighting Technical Rescue Operations Trench Rescue Confined-Space Entry and Rescue Rope and High-angle Rescue Structural Collapse Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Elevator and Shaft Rescue Tunnel Rescue Water Rescue Marine and Shipboard Rescue Incident Command Incident Command Incident Management for Industrial Response Incident Command for Structural Collapse Healthcare Terrorism Incident Management Facility Decontamination Individual Decontamination Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Preparation for Emergency Departments Emergency Department Management Haz Mat Patients Emergency Department Management Radiation Patients Scene Control and Communications for Hospital Incident Command OSHA Emergency Response REFRESHERS Fisher Safety not only offers onsite, site-specific, hands-on training, but can also provide all necessary refresher training for Asbestos, Lead, and OSHA HAZ WOPER. These programs are designed with both the worker and the employer in mind, making the classes as convenient and frequent as possible. As with all training services, we can provide refresher courses anywhere in the country, at any site, at any time, specific to your needs. FEMA/STATE/LOCAL GRANT PROCUREMENT ASSISTANCE Monies are available from federal, state, and local agencies to help you fund training and program exercises. Fisher Safety can provide the resources to help coordinate among your organization, FEMA, your state s Emergency Management Agency, and your county s Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC). And, after grant monies are awarded, Fisher Safety can help you manage and coordinate fund disbursement, as well as successfully achieve your program objectives. Domestic Preparedness Manufacturing facilities, hospitals, and fire/rescue/haz Mat departments all have very different organizational structures and operational requirements. At Fisher Safety, we recognize those differences and have designed disaster preparedness consulting, training, and coordination programs targeted specifically for your needs

7 Meeting the Needs for Safety, Health, and Environment Nationwide. Fisher Safety understands just how critical your training needs are and can assist you on a number of levels to achieve your training objectives and budget. In addition to offering safety, health, and environmental (SHE) training and consulting, mobile health testing, and records management, Fisher Safety is also America s leading distributor of occupational safety products. We represent almost 1000 of the country s premier safety product manufacturers and can provide you with access to over 64,000 safety products. With the flexibility and speed of 14 distribution centers and eight "super" warehouses strategically located throughout the country, Fisher Safety can provide you with the products you need, when you need them. Most orders placed before 2 p.m. are shipped the same day thanks in part to our rigorous standards for on-time, accurate, and damage-free service. For customer service, call To fax an order, use To order online: Fisher Scientific Litho in U.S.A AP/AK 15M-FI-12/02 BN