Confined Space Assessment - Explanation of procedures for identifying confined spaces as defined by the OSHA standard and university policy. The first 30 seconds after discovering a fire are crucial. Knowing when to fight and when to flee a fire can mean the difference between life and death. This workshop describes how best to use an extinguisher and provides practice putting out various kinds of controlled burns. The workshop consists of techniques, safety procedures, regulations and field practice.
Personnel completing the course receive a certificate of completion and a wallet card.
Respiratory Protection - Covers the main points of the recently updated respiratory protection standard, including required training, medical examinations, improved fit testing procedures, and voluntary respirator use. This course is mandatory for anyone whose job description requires respirator use. Accident Reporting and Workers' Compensation - Primarily for supervisors and lead people, this seminar discusses University procedures for documenting and reporting accidents. Discussions center on finding the root cause of accidents, methods of correcting hazards, and ways to prevent repeat incidences. Correct procedures for removal from service, notification of removal from service, and authorization to reenergize the equipment are covered.