*Bloodborne Pathogens
Annual training
to meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 guidelines for all occupational
exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials.
Defensive Driving (4 Hour)
National Safety
Council Defensive Driving Course—Employees are valuable asset and
investment, getting to and from work safely saves resources.
Fall Protection /
Walking-Working Surfaces
OSHA 29 CFR
1910 Subpart D and 1910.66 Appendix “C”. Training emphasizing
portable and fixed ladder safety, Guarding floor and wall opening
and holes, safety requirements for scaffolding, personal fall arrest
systems.
*Forklift Operator Training
Conforms to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178. Classroom
safety requirement for safe operation of forklift. Proficiency
verified at your site, utilizing your equipment.
*Hazard Communications
Annual training
as per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 (Right to Know) and subpart “E”, about
hazardous chemicals in the work place and Egress.
Hazwoper
1-Day First Responder
Operations Level
This 8-hour course qualifies individual to recognize and perform
some defensive measures in hazardous release situations. This
course does not qualify the individual to participate in spill clean
up. .
3-Day Hazardous
Materials Technician
This 24-hour course qualifies individuals to
stop and control releases and has basic knowledge in all areas of
emergency response.
1-Day Refresher Training
This 8-hour course satisfies OSHA standards
and allows individuals to keep certification up to date.
Hydrogen
Sulfide (H2S) (4 Hour)
This course that meets OSHA 29 CFR
1910.134/139, API RP 55 and CFR 250.67 standards, recommend also
having CPR training in conjunction with this. Testing done on site.
*API Approved
Incipient Firefighting (8-Hour)
This course is designed to demonstrate to the
student how to attack a fire in the beginning stages. Lecture
covers the development of a fire, and the fire triangle and fire
fighting techniques. Practical covers fire-fighting techniques using
several types of extinguishing equipment.
*Lockout
/ Tagout
Awareness training as per OSHA 29 CFR
1910.147(c) (7)(i)(iv) that employer provides proper training to
understand the purpose and function of energy control programs.
Testing done on site.
P.E.C.
Petroleum Education
Council safety orientation for offshore workers. Testing done on
site. Basic—4 Hours Petrochemical—1 Hour—must have
taken Basic
Core—3
Days Offshore—1 Hour—must have taken Basic
*Permit Confined Space
Meets 29 CFR
1910.146, providing training and understanding of confined space
entry for permitted entry. Testing done on site.
*PPE
Personal
Protection Equipment awareness training as per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132.
Respiratory
Protection
Respiratory
Protection awareness trainin g as per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147.
Rigger
Certification API 5th Edition (4-6 Hours)
Rigger training
instructions and hands on demonstrations, as per OSHA 29 CFR
1926.550 & 1910.184 , API RP 2D, and USAS B30.5 standards. Rigging
hardware, slings, procedures and precautions, rigging basics, crane
functions and other lifting devices. Testing done on site.
STCW Basic Safety Training First Aid/CPR (8-Hour)
Basic First Aid
and Adult CPR—Basic techniques in injury assessment, immediate care
and CPR. Testing done on site.
STCW Basic Safety Training
Personal Survival Water Survival (12 Hour)
8-Hours
classroom and 4 hours pool—12 Hour course in water survival
techniques, life saving gear, floatation devices, life rafts and in
water practice. Testing done on site.
Water
Survival With Helicopter Egression
API Approved (8-Hour)
This course is designed to provide the student
with an overview of basic maritime personal survival. Students will
be shown the proper uses of various lifesaving apparatuses found in
the offshore industry. Student will don several types of
survival equipment including PFDs and
immersion suits. The student will understand the escape procedures
of an overturned aircraft in the water.
This course meets minimum standards required by
governing bodies, additional training can be added to the curriculum
to meet industries needs.The mission of the Marine Operations
Program is to offer specialized classroom instruction and practical
training to prepare students to obtain various documents, licenses,
and endorsements.
Young Memorial believes Industry, not the education facility, should
determine the types of training their employees receive.
Accredited by the Accrediting Commission Of the Council on
Occupational Education
Dr. Harry
L. Bowman, Executive Director
41 Perimeter Center East N.E. Suite 640
Atlanta, Georgia 30346
(770) 396-3898
Fax: (770) 396-3790
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