Educating All Workers Through Our Safety Courses
Learning the rules and regulations for a safe and healthy workplace is extensive. Our training sessions and courses at SCS Safety Health and Security Associates LLC will empower your employees to make the right decisions when certain situations arise.
OSHA 10-Hour Course for the Construction Industry
The course includes discussions on federal and state safety requirements on construction sites. It helps construction employees, laborers, and safety teams understand how OSHA regulations affect the site and ensure they are prepared for OSHA inspections.
Contracts nowadays require employees to complete the course before being allowed access to the job site. Participants will receive an OSHA construction safety and health 10-hour card after completing the course.
Here is a list of topics covered in our 10-Hour OSHA course:
Daily Student Contact Hour Limit
a) Training is limited to a maximum of 7.5 student contact hours conducted per calendar day.
Therefore:
1) 10-hour classes must take a minimum of two (2) calendar days.
2) 30-hour classes must take a minimum of four (4) calendar days
OSHA 10-Hour for the General Industry
OSHA 10-Hour for the General Industry course, is one of the industry’s most requested safety training. This class is perfect for all employees in the general industry. The class gives employees a better understanding of safety and the hazards on general industry sites, such as warehouse, manufacturing facilities, and industrial plants.
Here is a list of topics covered in our 10-Hour OSHA course:
OSHA 30-Hour Course for the Construction Industry
The OSHA 30-Hour Course is a minimum of 4-day course that helps you identify the safety and health principles needed for OSHA requirements. This course is ideal for those in the construction industry, where injuries and property damage are much more common.
After the course, the participants will have an excellent working knowledge of OSHA and how it affects them in their work. They will also receive an OSHA construction safety and health 30-hour card from the US Department of Labor OSHA.
Topics include but are not limited to:
It is vital that you attend our OSHA 30-Hour Course and Training if your company position or obligation is listed below:
Daily Student Contact Hour Limit a) Training is limited to a maximum of 7.5 student contact hours conducted per calendar day. Therefore: 1) 10-hour classes must take a minimum of two (2) calendar days. 2) 30-hour classes must take a minimum of four (4) calendar days
OSHA 30-Hour for the General Industry
This course provides a comprehensive safety training experience, an overview to OSHA policies, procedures and standards and basic occupations, as well as safety and health principles. Additionally, the course covers a wide range of workplace hazards covered by the OSHA standards. This course is perfect for those who are management and/or in Supervisory positions for the General Industry sites.
Daily Student Contact Hour Limit
a) Training is limited to a maximum of 7.5 student contact hours conducted per calendar day.
Therefore:
1) 10-hour classes must take a minimum of two (2) calendar days.
2) 30-hour classes must take a minimum of four (4) calendar days
Training Courses for the Competent Person
At SCS Safety Health and Security Associates LLC, we also have customized safety training covering various topics. Completing these courses will meet the intent of OSHA’s Designed Competent Person.
Fall Protection Training
Fall Protection remained the top frequently cited violation for years, and OSHA has been actively campaigning for fall prevention. At SCS Safety Health and Security Associates LLC, we provide a fall protection course for competent persons.
This course provides the training required under OSHA regulations 29 CFR 1926 “Subpart M.” We aim to establish guidelines to protect all employees engaged in outdoor or indoor work activities that expose them to potential falls from elevations.
The training provides detailed coverage of the Fall Prevention & Protection Training course materials and the following program topics:
Our course materials for the Fall Protection course will also include:
Who Needs To Participate in the Fall Protection Course?
It is vital that you complete our Fall Protection course if your company position or obligation is listed below:
Note: The course usually runs from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is designed for facility and site supervisors, and workers who must also serve as the authorized person or competent person required by OSHA 1926.32(f), 1926.500, and 1910 standards.
Forklift Training
Forklift training is an OSHA-compliant program covering every aspect of lift truck training, and operators of any level of experience will benefit from the course. We employ a training and coaching method in a non-lecture format during the course.
We also provide coaching using skill-specific scenarios designed to demonstrate operator basics and highlight areas for trainee improvement. Once your skills have improved, we will present more challenging techniques.
Here is a list of topics covered during forklift training:
Course materials also include the following:
You need to complete our Forklift training and the practical exams if your company position or obligation is listed below:
Refresher Fork Lift Truck Training
An evaluation of an operator’s performance must be conducted every three years. To ensure that your operators’ skills are not compromised or wavering, we also provide refresher training to forklift operators under the following circumstances:
4-Hour Confined Space Training
We train inspectors, auditors, and construction workers to identify, define, and explain hazards and acceptable corrective measures for confined spaces. This is focused on construction operations in accordance with 29 CFR 1926, Subpart AA.
The confined space training is a 4-hour classroom-based program designed to help employees understand the fundamentals of a confined space program. Attendees will be asked to supply gas monitors and tripods, so they can be familiar with the equipment.
8-Hour Confined Space Training
Our instructors also conduct an 8-hour version of the Confined Space Training for the Competent Person in the construction industry (1926.1200). This course is designed to help attendees meet the “Competent Person” status for confined space.
Topics Discussed During Confined Space Training:
Course materials also include the following:
Phases of the Confined Space Training
Both the 4-hour and 8-hour Confined Space Training are divided into three segments:
Who Needs to Attend the Confined Space Training?
You need to complete our Fall Protection course if your company position or obligation is listed below:
4-Hour Respirable Crystalline Silica Training for Competent Person
We conduct the Silica Hazards for Competent Person course to educate your employees fully. This training is helpful for an implemented Exposure Control plan as required by the OSHA Silica Health Standard for Construction, 29 CFR 1926.1153.
Your workers will learn the Health Effects of Silica, Competent Person Duties (Implementing the Exposure Control Plan), Equipment Requirements, Work Practices, Medical Surveillance, and more. After this course, they should be able to:
They would also be knowledgeable in listing the duties as they relate to:
Safety Meeting Topics
Mobile Elevated Work Platforms/Arial Lifts and Bucket Trucks
Aerial Lift platforms such as boom lifts, stock pickers, and scissor lifts are called Mobile Elevated Work Platforms or MEWP. MEWP’s can be found on a variety of work sites. Yes, MEWP are covered under OSHA Regulation 1926.453 and ANSI/SAIA A92.22 & A92.24 regulations. The devices are often used in place of ladders and scaffolds as they provide easier and safer access to elevated areas on worksites. Unfortunately, with the use of such devices, injuries and deaths occur. It is vital that all workers using these devices receive comprehensive training to ensure their safety and the safety of those around them.
MEWP training is divided into three different training programs with the classroom specifically covering the ANSI Training Requirements Standard ANSI 92.24. In that training program we state the requirements for the theory setting and the requirements for the practical/hands-on training. The provided manual which includes a MEWP Operator Assessment Form is used to assess not only the theory/classroom training but also the hands-on operator training. Our programs run between 4 to 6 hours long to cover both classroom and hands on sections, as well as testing knowledge and skills. While we try to cover much of each standard or regulation it is impossible to address every section/detail of every regulation, but we will customize to your organization.
OSHA’s Trenching and Excavation Competent Person Standards. 29 CFR 1926.650. 6‑hour Course.
The Competent Person Training for Trenching and Excavation Course, an on-site training program to ensure proper compliance with OSHA Standard 1926.650 and 1926.652. This essential course can save lives, time, and money for your company by helping your hard-working employees to avoid mistakes, at the same time also help your company avoid OSHA citations and costly penalties.
Our professional trainer comes to your site and conducts the Competent Person for Excavation Training course for your group. The class is based on the requirements of Subpart P of the Federal OSHA CFR 1926 construction standards for trenching and excavations. We will also address nuances that may appear in OSHA regulations regarding their excavation standards, where applicable. This excavation competent person class consists of PowerPoint instruction, video, workshops, and a test to keep the trainees engaged.
NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training
This 4-to-6-hour course covers all the requirements a qualified person needs to know including OSHA and NFPA 70 E 2021 electrical safe work practices. The detailed course material is designed for all personnel who work on, around, or near any type of electrically energized equipment. Topics discussed include electrical hazards, the safe installation of electrical equipment, arc flashes, PPE, proper electrical work practices and procedures.
The new NFPA 70E 2021 requirements, rules, and regulations as required by the OSHA Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices Standard 1910.331 through 1910.335, will be discussed. The primary goal of this course is to keep electrical workers safe, updated, and equip them with lifesaving knowledge.
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Please get in touch with us for a quote for our classes or to schedule a course for your company. We can also help you identify which courses are required for your company and workers.