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1 ETC Compliance Solutions Corporate Office Remittance Address: 5532 E. Grant Rd., AZ PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID, AZ Permit #2216 Serving clients in Arizona & around the world! Site-Specific Training & Consulting Services Open Enrollment Training Schedule January - June 2019 OSHA, MSHA, DOT & EPA EHS Solutions Based in Reality It s a new year and there s never a shortage of items to focus on when it comes to your business. With the ever-changing environmental, health and safety laws, many small businesses lack the resources expertise, time, money needed to keep up with OSHA, MSHA, DOT or EPA regulations. When problems arise and a safety or environmental issue presents itself, it s too late for preventative measures. Why not find out what your EHS issues are before they become a problem? That s where ETC Compliance Solutions can help! Since 1993, we have provided safety and environmental training and consulting services throughout Arizona, the United States, Canada, Mexico, South America and Germany in the areas of OSHA, MSHA, DOT/IATA, HAZWOPER, RCRA and Asbestos. Our safety professionals have worked in their chosen fields and bring real-world experience to their training and consulting projects. Our services include: Open Enrollment Training Custom Training your site or ours Site Audits & Inspections DOT Compliance Audits Job Hazard Analyses Safety Manuals Development/Review Emergency Procedure Guides Safety Management Services Contact us today to discuss your specific EHS challenges! mail@e-t-c.com Training Center 5532 E. Grant Rd., AZ Training Center 2516 E. University Dr., #200, AZ

2 Solutions Based in Reality OSHA MSHA DOT EPA Training & Consulting As we welcome in the new year, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for your business and support this past year. Not only to our returning clients, whose loyalty we deeply appreciate, but also to our new clients who we were fortunate to have join our community this year. We understand that our success depends on your continued patronage and we are committed to continually work hard to earn your business. We look forward to being part of your safety success in 2019! Best wishes for a new year filled with health, happiness and spectacular success! 2018 s Top 10 OSHA Violations In October, OSHA released a preliminary report of the top 10 violations for fiscal year This list is a good reminder that it may be time to reassess your safety procedures and address hazards. If your company has gaps in its safety program, look no further ETC is your one-stop-shop for all things safety! We not only conduct training classes, we perform Site Audits, Inspections and Job Hazard Analyses; review, update or develop Safety Manuals; and we re also available as an outsourced safety manager. Don t hesitate to contact us for any of your EHS needs. 1. Duty to Provide Fall Protection: 7,720 (6,072 in 2017) Violations included failure to provide fall protection near unprotected sides or edges and on both lowslope and steep roofs. 2. Hazard Communication: 4,552 (4,176 in 2017) Lack of a written program, inadequate training, and failure to properly develop or maintain safety data sheets (SDSs) were among the violations. 3. Scaffolds General Requirements: 3,336 (3,288 in 2017) Lack of proper decking, failure to provide personal fall arrest systems and/or guardrails where required, and failure to ensure that supported scaffolds are adequately supported on a solid foundation were the most cited violations. 4. Respiratory Protection: 3,118 (3,097 in 2017) Failure to establish a program, perform required fit testing and/or to provide medical evaluations were among the most cited violations. 5. Lockout/Tagout: 2,944 (2,877 in 2017) Violations included failure to establish an energy control procedure, provide adequate employee training, develop machine-specific procedures, and use lockout/tagout devices or equipment. 6. Ladders: 2,812 (2,241 in 2017) Failure to have siderails extend 3 feet beyond a landing surface, using the top step of a stepladder, using ladders for unintended purposes and using ladders with broken steps or rails were among the most cited violations. 7. Powered Industrial Trucks: 2,294 (2,162 in 2017) Violations included damaged forklifts that were not removed from service, untrained/uncertified forklift operators and failure to evaluate forklift drivers every 3 years. 8. Fall Protection Training Requirements: 1,982 (1,523 in 2017) Failing to provide training, certify training in writing, ensure that training is provided by a competent person, and train in the proper use of personal fall arrest systems were among the most cited violations. 9. Machine Guarding: 1,972 (2,448 in 2017). Violations included failing to guard points of operation, ensure that guards are securely attached to machinery and properly anchor fixed machinery. 10. Personal Protective & Lifesaving Equipment Eye & Face Protection: 1,536 (first time on list) Violations included failing to provide eye and face protection to employees who are exposed to hazards from flying objects; failing to provide protection from caustic hazards, gases and vapors; and allowing employees to wear a combination of prescription and safety eyewear.

3 3 O P E N E N R O L L M E N T S C H E D U L E HAZWOPER 40-hr General Site Worker 5 days, 8am - 5pm $595 (guaranteed to be held) 29 CFR (e)(q) Intended for personnel who are routinely involved in the cleanup and handling of hazardous materials. Maximize your training by bringing an SDS to class one used at your facility. Mon-Fri Jan 7-11 Mon-Fri Feb 4-8 Mon-Fri Mar 4-8 Mon-Fri Apr 8-12 Mon-Fri May 6-10 Mon-Fri Jun Mon-Fri Jan 28-Feb 1 Mon-Fri Mar Mon-Fri May hr Occasional / Limited Task Worker 3 days, 8am - 5pm $475 (guaranteed to be held) 29 CFR (e)(q) For workers who are on-site only occasionally for a specific limited task, are unlikely to be exposed over permissible or published exposure limits and who will not be wearing respiratory protection. Maximize your training by bringing an SDS to class one used at your facility. Mon-Wed Jan 7-9 Mon-Wed Feb 4-6 Mon-Wed Mar 4-6 Mon-Wed Apr 8-10 Mon-Wed May 6-8 Mon-Wed Jun HAZWOPER Annual Refresher 1 day, 8am - 5pm $165 (guaranteed to be held) Mon-Wed Jan Mon-Wed Mar Mon-Wed May CFR (e) Required annual training for General Site Workers, Occasional / Limited Task Workers and Site Supervisors. Fri Jan 4 Mon Feb 11 Fri Mar 1 Fri Apr 5 Fri May 3 Fri Jun 7 HAZWOPER Site Supervisor 1 day, 8am - 5pm $195 Fri Jan 25 Wed Feb 27 Fri Mar 15 Mon Apr 29 Fri May 31 Fri Jun CFR (e)(4) This one time course is for anyone with supervisory or managerial responsibilities for others at hazardous waste operations. OSHA states that supervisors must have a minimum of 8-hours specialized training beyond the initial 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER and above those whose activities they may direct. Prerequisite: Successful completion of a HAZWOPER Initial 24-hour Occasional / Limited Task Worker or 40- hour General Site Worker course. Thu Feb 28 Tue Apr 30 TRANSPORT OF HAZMAT: DOT HazMat Transportation Awareness 1 day, 8am - 5pm $ CFR Part 172 Subpart H For HazMat employees / employers who package, handle, store and/or affect the transport of hazardous materials. Current 49 CFR regulation book is provided for use during class. Mon Mar 18 Fri Feb 8 Mon Jun 17 Fri May 10 HazMat Transportation Certification 3 days, 8am - 5pm $ CFR Part 172 Subpart H For HazMat employees / employers who determine hazard classification, package, mark, label and sign shipping papers. Covers all required subjects except those particular to the individual hazmat employer (i.e., in-depth security or site-specific job functions). Includes current 49 CFR regulation book. Wed-Fri Mar Wed-Fri Feb Tue-Thu Jun 4-6 Wed-Fri May HazMat Transportation Refresher (required every 3 years) 1 day, 8am - 5pm $ CFR Part 172 Subpart H Current 49 CFR regulation book is provided for use during class. Tue Mar 19 Tue Feb 12 Mon Jun 3 Tue May 21 Let Us Help You Safety and environmental training is only one part of an effective Workplace Safety Program. First, management has to demonstrate its commitment to workplace safety by clearly defining the company s safety goals, communicating those goals to their employees and setting an example for others to follow. The next step is to identify risks and hazards workplace (building design/layout), activity (machinery related) and environmental (air quality/health risks). This is best done with a combination of professional and employee assessments. Once the hazards have been identified, it s time to develop the written programs and procedures. Through this process, necessary employee training will be determined. Once the Program has been implemented, it s vital to evaluate it on an annual basis to assess its effectiveness and modify it as needed. Continued on page 6.

4 4 TRANSPORT OF HAZMAT: AIR IATA Initial 2 days, 8am - 5pm $695 Learn to classify, mark, pack, label and document dangerous shipments based on international and national air regulations. Prerequisite: Strong working knowledge of DOT HazMat regulations. Includes current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Guide. Wed-Thu Mar Wed-Thu Feb Wed-Thu Jun Wed-Thu May 8-9 IATA Refresher (required every 2 years) 1 day, 8am - 5pm $260 Prerequisite: IATA Initial. Current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Guide is provided for use during class. Tue Mar 26 Tue Feb 26 Tue Jun 11 Tue May 7 RCRA RCRA Initial 2 days, 8am - 5pm $ CFR An initial course for hazardous waste generators who must comply with the Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA). Includes the current Hazardous Materials, Substances & Wastes Compliance Guide. Thu-Fri Apr 4-5 Tue-Wed Mar RCRA Annual Refresher 1 day, 8am - 5pm $ CFR Prerequisite: RCRA Initial. The current Hazardous Materials, Substances & Wastes Compliance Guide is provided for use during class. Wed Apr 3 Mon Mar 18 FIRST AID/CPR/AED ½ day, 8am - 12pm $ ILCOR Standards Learn vital (adult) first aid and basic life support for common emergencies that provide comfort and maximize care until expert care arrives. Recertification required every two years. Thu Jan 3 Wed Feb 6 Wed Mar 6 Wed Apr 3 Thu May 2 Wed Jun 5 Wed Jan 16 Wed Feb 13 Wed Mar 13 Wed Apr 10 Wed May 8 Wed Jun 12 O P E N E N R O L L M E N T S C H E D U L E MSHA PT 48 (PT 46*) guaranteed to be held For those who work in a Part 48 surface mine, engage in the extraction and production process, and are regularly exposed to mine hazards, or who are maintenance or service workers employed or contracted by the operator who work for frequent or extended periods. All courses meet or exceed MSHA requirements. *Companies operating under MSHA PT 46 may attend our MSHA PT 48 classes and receive PT 46 training if we have a copy of your PT 46 Training Plan prior to the start of class. 24-hr New Inexperienced Surface Miner 3 days, 8am - 5pm $290 Initial training for new personnel without previous mining experience. Added Value: First Aid / CPR / AED Certification is included in the 24-hour class. Wed-Fri Jan 2-4 Tue-Thu Feb 5-7 Tue-Thu Mar 5-7 Tue-Thu Apr 2-4 Wed-Fri May 1-3 Tue-Thu Jun 4-6 Tue-Thu Jan Tue-Thu Feb Tue-Thu Mar Tue-Thu Apr 9-11 Tue-Thu May 7-9 Tue-Thu Jun hr Annual Refresher Surface Miner 1 day, 8am - 5pm $150 Required for all miners and workers to keep their current. Training must be completed by the end of the same month training was completed the previous year. Mon Jan 7 Tue Jan 22 Mon Feb 4 Tue Feb 19 Mon Mar 4 Mon Mar 18 Mon Apr 1 Mon Apr 15 Tue Apr 30 Mon May 13 Mon Jun 3 Mon Jun 17 Mon Jan 14 Mon Jan 28 Mon Feb 11 Mon Feb 25 Mon Mar 11 Mon Mar 25 Mon Apr 8 Mon Apr 22 Mon May 6 Mon May 20 Mon Jun 10 Mon Jun 24 Contact us if your company needs MSHA Underground training! Open Enrollment registrations are not confirmed until payment is received. Cancellations must be received five business days PRIOR to the start of the class. Substitutions are accepted. No refunds will be granted after class completion, even if participant failed to meet certification requirements. Prices / class dates are subject to change without notice.

5 5 OSHA OUTREACH Delivered by OSHA-authorized trainers, these programs provide training for workers and employers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement and prevention of safety and health hazards in work places. 10-hr OSHA General Industry 2 days, $190 includes OSHA Card 1 st day: 7am - 4pm, 2 nd day: 7am - 9:45am 29 CFR 1910 For entry level workers. Mon-Tue Jan Mon-Tue Feb 4-5 Mon-Tue Apr 8-9 Mon-Tue Jun hr OSHA General Industry 4 days, 7am - 4pm $390 includes OSHA Card 29 CFR 1910 For supervisors or workers with some safety responsibility. Mon-Thu Jan Mon-Thu Feb 4-7 Mon-Thu Apr 8-11 Mon-Thu Jun hr OSHA Construction 2 days, $190 includes OSHA Card 1 st day: 7am - 4pm, 2 nd day: 7am - 9:45am 29 CFR 1926 For entry level workers. Tue-Wed Feb Tue-Wed Mar Tue-Wed May Tue-Wed Jun hr OSHA Construction 4 days, 7am - 4pm $390 includes OSHA Card 29 CFR 1926 For supervisors or workers with some safety responsibility. O P E N E N R O L L M E N T S C H E D U L E ARC FLASH 2018 NFPA 70E Electrical Safety 1 day, 8am - 5pm $275 Learn safe work practices and procedures when dealing with electricity and learn to recognize dangerous situations and avoid hazards before an incident occurs. Includes current edition of 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Fri Feb 8 Fri Jan 25 Mon Jun 10 Mon May 13 CONFINED SPACE Entrant / Attendant / Supervisor / Competent Person 1 day, 8am - 5pm $ CFR (General Industry) & (Construction) Learn the hazards of permit-required confined space entry, understand the role of supervisor, attendant, entry personnel and competent person and recognize the importance of following safety procedures. Use of basic entry equipment, as well as methods of non-entry rescue will be addressed. This course may also be taken as a refresher. Tue Apr 16 Fri Feb 15 Wed Jun 26 FALL PROTECTION 1 day, 8am - 5pm $ CFR ,.29 &.30, (General Industry) / (Construction) Falls are among the most common causes of serious injuries and fatalities in the workplace. This course is designed for individuals with frequent exposure to fall hazards. Students learn the necessary skills to identify and avoid hazards associated with elevated work areas. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own fall protection equipment to class. Tue-Fri Feb 26-Mar 1 Tue-Fri Mar Tue-Fri May Tue-Fri Jun Construction s Fatal Four! (Calendar Year 2016) Falls 384 deaths (38.7%) Struck by Object 93 deaths (9.4%) Electrocutions 82 deaths (8.3%) Caught-in / between 72 deaths (7.3%) ETC complies with OSHA s Focus Four guidelines in the 10 & 30-hour OSHA Construction training programs. Source: Don t Become a Statistic This class has been updated with the General Industry Personal Fall Protection Systems Regulations (29 CFR ). Tue Jan 8 Fri Mar 15 Fri Apr 5 Tue Jun 25 The construction industry is booming, which is great for our economy. With an increase in new workers, construction companies will need to be more diligent when it comes to workplace safety. In 2016, 991 construction workers were killed on the job (up from 937 in 2015!). Broken down on a weekly basis, that s 19 construction workers that went to work and didn t return home! 631 of those deaths are due to the Fatal Four (see box to the left). How can ETC help you become more diligent in workplace safety? Site Safety Assessment helps uncover potential hazards Training Needs Assessment finds the gaps in safety training Safety Manual review, update or develop Safety Program & Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Development Safety / Environmental Management Services let ETC act as your onsite safety manager For more information, contact us today!

6 6 O P E N E N R O L L M E N T S C H E D U L E A s b e s t o s T r a i n i n g i n T u c s o n ( EPA-Accredited) Initial Classes Asbestos Awareness 2 hours (on 1 st day of any initial class), 8-10am $50 Training for individuals who work in areas where asbestos containing materials (ACM) may be present, but are not disturbed in the course of their work. Asbestos Building Inspector 3 days, 8am - 5pm $515 Required for individuals who will investigate public or private buildings for asbestos containing materials. Mon-Wed Jan 7-9 Mon-Wed Mar 4-6 Mon-Wed May Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor 5 days, 8am - 5pm $685 Completion of this course certifies the individual in removal, encapsulation and enclosure of asbestos containing materials and to be the on-site competent person for an abatement crew. Mon-Fri Feb 4-8 Mon-Fri Apr 8-12 Mon-Fri Jun Asbestos Operations & Maintenance 2 days, 8am - 5pm $285 Intended for personnel who will disturb small amounts of asbestos as a result of routine or emergency maintenance or repair work. Thu-Fri Jan Thu-Fri Mar 7-8 Thu-Fri May ANNUAL Refresher Classes All Asbestos refresher classes are a review of topics originally presented in the initial course and a presentation of new developments in government regulations, state-of-the-art work practices and industry standards. For all Asbestos refreshers, a copy of the student s initial asbestos certification is required for admittance. Asbestos Building Inspector ½ day, 8am - 12pm $95 Tue Feb 26 Tue Apr 23 Tue Jun 25 Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor 1 day, 8am - 5pm $175 Mon Feb 25 Mon Apr 22 Mon Jun 24 Asbestos Operations & Maintenance ½ day, 1pm - 5pm $95 Tue Feb 26 Tue Apr 23 Tue Jun 25 * Meets all federal requirements to work anywhere in the US. If a certificate has expired, the certificate holder cannot work at a school K-12, but may be able to work on a commercial or municipal site if the client accepts the expired certificate. The certificate holder has one year and one day from the expiration date to refresh; wait any longer and the initial class has to be taken again. Continued from page 3. This may appear to be a daunting task, but once your organization has decided that employee safety will become a company value, ETC can help you with the rest. Our Safety Professionals are among the best in the business and have the necessary tools and experience to assess your worksite, assist you in establishing policies and procedures and can of course train your workers according to the regulatory standards and your company s Safety Program. Don t hesitate to call us whether you need to start a Workplace Safety Program from scratch or if you just have a few areas that need attention. We re here to help you keep your company s greatest assets healthy and safe. All listed training topics (and more!) can be taught at your site and customized to your policies and procedures mail@e-t-c.com