HazWoper Safety Training Videos

Meet your OSHA-required 8-, 24-, or 40-hour HAZWOPER training requirements with HAZWOPER Training Program! You’ll have 17-Audio training sessions that will engage your employees plus with your comprehensive manual you have a training kit that cannot be beat! You even have quizzes and customizable certificates.

This 8-Hour Refresher course covers: an overview of the HAZWOPER regulation, recent HAZWOPER developments, rules for a well-designed safety and health program, information about recognizing hazards, methods for controlling workplace hazards, information on PPE, rules and tools for monitoring hazards and conducting medical surveillance, confined space entry procedures, decontamination and emergency response procedures, and site-specific requirements.

HAZWOPER - Donning, Doffing,Decontamination program explains the routine of putting on and removing self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and an encapsulated suit.

HAZWOPER - Identifying Hazardous Materials program focuses on the definition of hazardous materials and their affects when you are exposed.

HAZWOPER - Medical Surveillance discusses guidelines for designing a medical program for personnel working at hazardous waste sites.

HAZWOPER - Obtaining Information in an Emergency II program focuses on each of these references and what type of information and assistance they provide.

Hazwoper – On-Site Safety Considerations - We want to review some the key points for continuous site safety. The first key is to use all available engineering controls to eliminate or reduce site accidents.

Hazwoper – Orientation - Over 70,000 chemicals are used by industries. Some 15,000 chemicals are made in industrial laboratories on a large scale today and between 500 and 1,000 new chemicals are introduced each year. These simple statistics provide the basis for increased awareness, training, and responsibility when working with any type of chemicals.

The Safety, Training and Emergency Preparedness (S.T.E.P.) program provides information needed to help perform a job safely. Management’s policy is to maintain strict safety standards and being prepared to cope with emergency situations

A first responder at the scene of a hazardous materials incident must obtain specific information about the chemical material involved. Reference material and organizations can provide the technical assistance on how to deal with these hazards. Planning and training are the keys to successful operations in the event of an emergency. This program focuses on each of these references and what type of information and assistance they provide.

Fire extinguishers should be classified as first aid equipment, emergency treatment until professional help arrives. The very first rule to remember is that life safety is paramount. This means that if your life is endangered by attempting to extinguish a fire with a fire extinguisher, don’t do it. Make sure you or others are not put in a dangerous situation and make sure that you can exit the building if the fire gets out of hand. Life safety is the most important part of extinguishing fires.

This package is a complete training kit for the new transition that is happening in Hazcom. With the adoption of the new GHS standards Hazcom is changing and this package is designed to help managers and employees alike in understanding the changes that GHS will bring.

The Hazcom standard training package includes 8 videos and a CD-Rom of written materials.

The Hazcom deluxe safety training package includes 19 videos and a CD-Rom of written materials.

This 11 DVD set will train your employees on safety with a wide range of chemicals and dangerous substances they may encounter in the workplace.

Air Monitoring Series is a two-part training video series: Direct Reading Instruments and Contamination Assessment. It studies basic monitoring instruments and sampling procedures.

When stormwater flows through chemical storage areas, areas of outside industrial activity, waste management areas and similar areas, it can pick up debris such as chemicals, fertilizers, fecal bacteria, pollutants and other hazardous materials.

Some hazardous wastes can be safely recycled. Recycling is an excellent way to manage hazardous waste if it can be done legitimately because recycling can avoid environmental hazards and protect natural resources.

This video covers the entire HAZCOM requirements and also the labeling and SDS. It's important to do the training, document and make sure employees understand the training.

The HazChem Series video training contains eleven DVDs and materials. Introduces fundamental lessons about safe handling and emergency response procedures for specific chemical or class of chemicals. Each module is also available separately online.

This program shows the procedure for safely accepting new chemicals into the workplace.

OSHA’s chemical labeling requirements are a part of its Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom), which is designed to ensure that employees can identify and understand hazardous chemical substances in the workplace. HazCom, including chemical labeling, has been aligned with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for Classification and Labeling of Chemicals. This booklet focuses on the GHS chemical label.