Event Category: Regulatory & General

California’s construction stormwater general permit requires that practitioners who implement SWPPPs demonstrate appropriate qualifications for this work. This course curriculum will provide an in-depth review of the information individuals planning to become construction QSPs prerequisite to the QSD) will be expected to know. It will provide an in-depth review of information concerning the CGP. This course consists of 5 modules: Training Overview & Regulations, Erosion Processes & Sediment Control, SWPPP Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting.

The CPESC® program and certification covers several specialties that create site-specific plans and designs to address erosion and sedimentation issues with cost-effective, environmentally savvy practices that meet regulatory requirements.

For more information, go to www.envirocertintl.org

The CESSWI program and certification, developed by EnviroCert International, Inc., is intended to educate and train inspectors on federal, state, and local requirements for erosion sediment and storm water inspection. Inspectors are trained and subsequently certified in construction, post-construction, multi-sector, industrial and commercial erosion and sediment control and storm water inspections.

For more information, go to www.envirocertintl.org

This half-day course covers a condensed version of the Cal/OSHA statistics, excavation standards, use of protective systems, soil analysis, timber and aluminum hydraulic shoring, tabulated data engineering, and competent person requirements.  Attendees must have completed Safety Center’s Excavation, Competent Person course within three years, and must bring all company required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)-hard-hat, gloves, steel-toed shoes, etc., to class.

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This Confined Space Awareness course is designed to educate students working in the vicinity of confined spaces so that they may be able to identify what a confined space is and the associated hazards found in both general industry and construction worksites.

Upon completion of this course students will be able to:

• Identify the hazards associated with confined spaces and the regulations covering confined spaces.
• Identify criteria for confined spaces and permit-required confined spaces.
• Understand the duties of confined space entry team (supervisor, attendant, entrant).
• Have a general understanding of equipment and personnel requirements, gas monitors, and system ventilation

This course is intended to serve only as a basic awareness course for students that may work around confined spaces and is NOT intended for those workers who are required to enter a confined space.

What do you need to participate in one of our live online safety training courses?

• Computer
• Camera (standard on most laptops)
• Reliable internet connection
• A desire to enhance your safety knowledge!

Students will receive

• Digital Student Workbook – It is highly recommended to print out the workbook prior to class
• Course Completion Certificate (upon passing final exam)

This 1-day Traffic Control & Flagging program incorporates the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices  (CA MUTCD) 2014 and covers warning sign placement, proper fundamentals of flagging, moving traffic, and signaling directions used by flaggers. Upon completion of this course, trainees will receive a card stating that they have satisfactorily completed training on the CA MUTCD and meet the requirements of CSO 1599.
Course Locations:

Safety Center offers a variety of courses and curriculum at our Northern and Southern California campuses. Please be sure to choose the location closest to you.
• NC = Northern California Campus located at 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711

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This 4 hour workshop will help  participants learn how to recognize the major risks that lead to slips, trips and falls, and discuss control strategies to prevent accidents.  Using the participatory approach, students are involved in the recognition, assessment and control of risks, discuss the steps to developing a comprehensive slip, trip, fall prevention program for your workplace and become familiar with tools to help develop your program.

This 8-hour course will teach participants how to recognize a life-threatening emergency and how to provide basic life support, as well as how to recognize the signs and symptoms of injuries and sudden illness, including airway obstruction, shock, burns, strains, strokes and seizures. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive nationally recognized First Aid and CPR course completion cards. Course Locations:

Safety Center offers a variety of courses and curriculum at our Northern and Southern California campuses. Please be sure to choose the location closest to you.
• NC = Northern California Campus located at 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711

This half-day course covers a condensed version of the federal & state fall protection requirements. Not only do you explore active, passive & alternate fall protection systems in detail, you also get hands-on training with fall protection equipment. Topics include: fall protection fundamentals, anchorage requirements, system inspections, proper care & use of equipment, fall hazard recognition, fall protection plans, lifelines, and basic rescue considerations. Attendees must have completed Safety Center’s Fall Protection, Competent Person course within 3 years and must bring lanyard and harness.
Course Locations:

Safety Center offers a variety of courses and curriculum at our Northern and Southern California campuses. Please be sure to choose the location closest to you.
• NC = Northern California Campus located at 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711