OSHA HAZWOPER 8-Hour Annual Refresher
An eight-hour annual refresher aligned with the OSHA HAZWOPER standard (29 CFR 1910.120 and 1926.65), for site workers and supervisors who have already completed their initial 40-hour or 24-hour training. It reviews the scope of the standard, a critique of typical incidents, site plans and characterization, toxicology and exposure limits, air monitoring, PPE levels A to D, respirators, decontamination, drums, confined spaces, medical surveillance, spills and emergency response, ending with scenario reviews. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA or NIOSH, is NOT an OSHA Outreach (10-hour or 30-hour) course and issues no DOL or OSHA card, only a certificate of completion; your employer decides whether it meets its refresher duty and remains responsible for site-specific and hands-on training.
- Módulos
- 8
- Máximo de participantes
- 20
- Idioma
- EN
Qué suele abarcar
- 1
Orientation: The Annual Refresher and the HAZWOPER Standard
- About This Refresher and What It Does Not Replace
- Who Needs the Annual Refresher
- Where HAZWOPER Applies: The Operations in Scope
- The Employer’s Safety and Health Program
- Training Certification and Staying Current
- 2
Critique of Incidents: Lessons From the Past Year
- Why the Refresher Includes a Critique of Incidents
- Teaching Case: The Drum That Was Not What Its Label Said
- Teaching Case: Collapse on the Decontamination Line
- Teaching Case: The Meter That Could Not See the Gas
- What Changed Since Your Last Refresher
- 3
The Site Safety and Health Plan, Characterization and Site Control
- What the Site Safety and Health Plan Must Contain
- Pre-Entry Briefings and Keeping the Plan Current
- Site Characterization and the Preliminary Evaluation
- Initial Entry and Hazard Analysis by Task
- Site Control: The Map, Work Zones and Access Points
- 4
Toxicology, Exposure Limits and Site Hazards
- Routes of Entry and How Dose Works
- Exposure Limits: PEL, REL, TLV and IDLH
- Chemical Hazards on Hazardous Waste Sites
- Physical and Biological Hazards
- Heat and Cold Stress in Protective Clothing
- 5
Air Monitoring Instruments and Their Limits
- Why and When Sites Monitor the Air
- Oxygen and Combustible Gas Meters
- Photoionization and Flame Ionization Detectors
- Colorimetric Tubes and Specific Sensors
- Action Levels, Calibration and Bump Tests
- 6
Personal Protective Equipment and Respiratory Protection
- Levels of Protection A to D
- Choosing Chemical Protective Clothing
- Inspecting, Donning and Doffing PPE
- Respiratory Protection Recap
- Limits of PPE and When to Upgrade or Downgrade
- 7
Safe Work on Site: Decontamination, Drums, Confined Spaces and People
- Decontamination: Procedures and the Decon Line
- Drum and Container Handling
- Confined Spaces on Hazardous Waste Sites
- The Buddy System and Site Communication
- Medical Surveillance
- 8
Spills, Emergencies and Final Scenario Review
- Spill Containment on Site
- The Site Emergency Response Plan
- Emergency Response Under 1910.120(q) in Brief
- Final Scenario Review: A Day on Site
- Final Scenario Review: When Things Go Wrong
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