This course provides an understanding of the EPA's Risk Management Program Rule of the Clean Air Act of 1990 and OSHA Process Safety Management Standard. Faculty John Malool, MS has many years of hazardous waste site health and safety experience with the federal government, and currently serves as Chief of Operations of a Hazmat Unit for a regionalized county fire department in New Jersey. He has 9 years experience in developing and implementing hazardous materials training programs. Those responsible for worker safety and health at hazardous waste sites who have taken the basic 40-hour course. Accreditation Professional credit will be available for industrial hygienists, environmental health professionals, safety professionals, and registered sanitarians.
Tuition includes course manual, handouts, lunch, and beverage breaks.
Advanced registration is required and accepted in the order received. To save a place, print a copy of your registration form and send to your accounting office. To be eligible for the early fee, your form must be submitted to us by July 3, 2000. The NW Center may cancel courses as necessary. Participant substitutions are permitted with 48-hour notice.