Almost everyone has experienced bothersome low back pain. This half-day course will cover the common causes of low back pain and how to prevent it. Learn what can be done to decrease the risks of developing low back pain and how to minimize the impact of low back pain at the workplace. 
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This seminar will help you understand your responsibilities under OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030. It will also provide an update on the way OSHA is enforcing the standard and give an overview of an exposure control plan. Participants will receive a certificate and be able to conduct employee training at their companies. 
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This class presents a comprehensive overview of 29 CFR 1910.146, the OSHA regulation for permit-required confined spaces. Participants will learn to anticipate, identify and control various hazards commonly encountered in confined spaces. 
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The cost of pre-employment and random testing can be prohibitive to many businesses. The "Rapid Eye Check" is a noninvasive tool, easily taught to supervisors to immediately spot reasonable suspicion for drug or alcohol use without the knowledge of the employee. Participants will be trained in the visible, physical signs of substance abuse. This course complies with the DOT requirements for alcohol training for supervisors. 
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Employers must establish effective safety and health programs and prepare their workers to handle an emergency or crisis before it arises. Through preparedness planning and practice, you can act to ensure safety and minimize damage, while managing the crisis or emergency. Emergencies to be prepared for include: explosions, fires, bomb threats, medical emergencies, off-site emergencies, civil disturbances and environmental emergencies. This program will cover planning, recognizing an emergency, chain of command, emergency response teams, response activities, training, communications and public affairs. Special emphasis will be placed on Pandemic Business Continuity Planning. 
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This half-day session will cover practical, effective and inexpensive ergonomic strategies to address musculoskeletal injury prevention in the workplace. Learn hands-on evaluation techniques for conducting workplace assessments. Students will be able to put these techniques to work immediately at their workplace.  
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This course provides a survey of OSHA requirements for fall protection in construction. Participants will learn the value of prevention, how to calculate fall distances and the urgency of rescue procedures.  
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This course develops your understanding of industrial hygiene principles and practices. Examine four key processes in an effective industrial hygiene effort: anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control. 
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Establishing a comprehensive hazard communication program is essential for every organization. This course will provide a step-by-step outline for developing a program in accordance with OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.1200). Participants will have the benefit of learning the most cost-effective methods of compliance to substantially reduce time and expense. 
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This class is required for all hazmat employees. Participants learn the scope, applicability and complexity of DOT regulations, the characteristics of hazardous materials, their classification, markings, labelings and placards, as well as training requirements. The second part of the class is dedicated to operations assessment and evaluation for development and implementation of a written transportation safety and security plan to address personnel, facilities and en route security risks inherent in the transportation of hazardous materials. Detailed instructions are provided. This training is required every three (3) years.  
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This course reviews all compliance requirements and practices for hazardous waste site operations as described in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120. Detailed reviews of the respective requirements of RCRA, CERCLA and SARA Title III form the bases of corrective, removal or remedial actions. Written emergency response plan development, implementation and training requirements for the incident command system (ICS) are addressed. Pre-requisite: Participants must have received 40-, 24-, or prior 8-hour certification within the last 12 months.  
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Colorado Safety Association has developed a half-day training with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruction for developing a safety program. This course is beneficial for small companies that need help with developing a safety program or for companies that have a program, but are not sure that it meets the industry standard. 
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This course will help you deal successfully with the unique challenges involved in investigating motor vehicle incidents. From investigative procedures to interacting with the police, the public and the supervisor, this class would be beneficial to those involved in motor vehicle incident investigations. 
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This course will teach you how to use investigative techniques to identify the causal factors of an incident and select effective corrective actions to prevent recurrence. A workshop on root-cause analysis is included. 
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This course reviews loss control topics and covers the fundamentals of recognizing, evaluating and controlling those situations that initiate unintentional and unplanned losses.  
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This course reviews basic occupational health and industrial hygiene principles and covers three basic concepts: Health Hazard Recognition, Health Hazard Evaluation and Health Hazard Control. 
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This course provides the basics of safety management, hazard identification, ergonomics, record keeping and emergency preparedness for those who are newly responsible for a company's safety and health program, a supervisor, or a member of your safety committee.  
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Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a proven process used to identify, analyze and control operating hazards. This half-day seminar will walk you through the process of JSA. Topics include: key elements of a JSA; the relationship between the worker, the task, the tools and work environment; hazard identification; and appropriate solutions and hazard controls. A JSA form will be reviewed.  
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This class provides a detailed overview of the procedural and training requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. 
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This course covers the OSHA standards specific to the construction industry. Upon successful completion, each student will receive certificate from the OSHA Institute.  
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