Nationwide Training & Safety Services
EMERGENCY & DISASTER RESPONSE CONSULTING
HAZWOPER Training
First responders at the “awareness level” (witness or discover a hazardous substance release and initiate the emergency response) must demonstrate competency in areas such as recognizing the presence of hazardous materials in an emergency, the risks involved and the role they play in their employer’s plan.
First responders at the “operations level”(respond to prevent the spread, exposures to andthe further release of hazardous materials) must have 8 hours of training plus “awareness level” competency.
Hazardous materials technicians (respond tostop the release) must have 24 hours of trainingequal to the “operations level” and know how toimplement the employer’s plan and carry out decontamination.
General site workers (such as equipment operators, general laborers and supervisory personnel) engaged in hazardous substances removal or other activities which expose or potentially expose workers to hazardous substances and health hazards must receive 40 hours of initial training and 3 days of actual supervised field.
Consulting & Oversite
Environmental
Hazardous Materials
- HAZWOPER Training & Program Development
- Spill Response & Cleanup Oversite
- Chemical & Hazard Identification Guidance
- SME Advisor & Technical Assistance
Safety
Safety Management
- Safety Program Development
- Disaster Response Safety Oversite
- Environmental Cleanup SME Overstie
- Site Safety & Security Oversite
- Incident & Accident Guidance