TC Risk Management Services offers hazardous materials training to ensure our clients are fully prepared to not only respond to but prevent a chemical release event from potentially shutting down their operations. Our hazardous materials safety training course provides multiple advantages to all levels of employees who store, package, transfer, transport, or clean-up hazardous materials within their workplace.
The use of hazardous materials within our society has gone parabolic within the last twenty years making the likelihood of our customers’ employees witnessing an unscheduled release of these materials highly likely. HAZWOPER training is covered under OSHA standard 29 CFR Part 1910.120. The actual HAZWOPER directives are managed by two federal regulatory entities: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) whose focus is upon safety in the workplace and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) whose focus is upon safety related to the public and the environment. The EPA has adopted the OSHA HAZWOPER standard exactly. The EPA has adopted the OSHA HAZWOPER standard exactly and TC Risk is here to teach it to your workers.
The HAZWOPER standard from OSHA applies to five distinct groups of employers and their employees who are exposed to hazardous substances and who may be engaged in a variety of operations. These groups include:
TC Risk’s HAZMAT safety courses cover a lot of information about hazardous materials, including clean-up, treatment, storage and disposal of hazardous waste. We recommend our course for any workers who may deal with hazardous waste, either in emergency response operations or by working at waste sites. HAZMAT classes fully train and prepare your employees for remaining safe around hazardous materials.
OSHA defines what constitutes a hazardous substance or situation as follows:
OSHA requires HAZWOPER training for all employees and employers who will be handling any types of hazardous material or be put in dangerous situations. HAZMAT certification courses are generally 24- or 40-hours total, more than our comparable 10- and 30-hour OSHA courses. TC Risk has HAZMAT courses for new employees.
In addition to initial certification, OSHA requires annual refresher courses for HAZWOPER. As the TC Risk experts about meeting annual recertification requirements. These classes are generally 8-hours long. We have classes located in Milwaukee or will travel to train your workers on-site.