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TRAINING SCHEDULE

Program Descriptions...

HAZWOPER, a 40-hour open-enrollment course, is offered once per quarter. The class is conducted Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. During that week, students may attend the entire 40 hours, the 24-hour portion Monday through Wednesday, or attend any day during the week to meet the OSHA requirement for the annual 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher.

Safety Seminar I, a 10-hour OSHA Outreach program, covers either the General Industry or Construction safety standards, depending on the audience.

Safety Seminar II, an 8-hour “How to Build an Effective Safety Program” course, takes you through the steps of building a basic health and safety program. The components of a program are discussed along with OSHA’s model program and specialty topics such as confined space, accident/incident investigation and hazard communications. The course works to the needs of the audience.

Incident Command System/National Incident Management System (ICS/NIMS), a 4-hour course, is the result of a Presidential Homeland Security Directive requiring government agencies to utilize the National Incident Management System (NIMS).
 
1st Aid/CPR, an 8-hour course, follows the curriculum established by the American Red Cross and includes Blood Borne Pathogens and the use of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). read more>>

Oil Spill Response and Control, a 24-hour course, focuses on response to land-based spills and spills to in-land waterways such as rivers and small streams. It is designed for industry and regulatory emergency response personnel who are required to respond to, manage, or oversee a spill. The course is co-sponsored by The Delaware Bay and River Cooperative (DBRC), the National Response Corporation (NRC) and the Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research. read more>>

2008 SCHEDULE

1st Quarter (2008)

2nd Quarter (2008)

Title

Date

Title

Date

First Aid/CPR

Feb. 6

First Aid/CPR

April 9

Safety Seminar I

Feb. 12

Safety Seminar I

April 23

Safety Seminar II

Feb. 13

Safety Seminar II

April 24

ISC/NIMS

Feb. 27

HAZWOPER

June 2 - 6

HAZWOPER

March 17 - 21

Oil Spill Response/Control

June 17 - 19

3rd Quarter (2008)

4th Quarter (2008)

Title

Date

Title

Date

First Aid/CPR

July 23

First Aid/CPR

Oct. 15

Safety Seminar I

Aug. 12

Safety Seminar I

Oct. 21

Safety Seminar II

Aug. 13

Safety Seminar II

Oct. 22

HAZWOPER

Sept. 8 - 12

ISC/NIMS

Oct. 29

Oil Spill Response/Control

Sept. 23 - 25

HAZWOPER

Dec. 8 - 12


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