HAZWOPER Certification, 24-Hour, 40-Hour & 8-Hour HAZWOPER and H2S Training in Connecticut

24-Hour and 40-Hour HAZWOPER in Connecticut

So who exactly needs HAZWOPER training? Workers involved in operations that produce, store, or transport hazardous substances; environmental remediation projects that involve cleaning up contaminated soil, groundwater, and other environmental media; research and development laboratories that frequently handle hazardous chemicals and materials; and a host of other scenarios.

If you are only occasionally on-site at one of these situations where you will be unlikely to be exposed to hazardous substances at or above permissible limits can take the 24-hour HAZWOPER training. The 40-hour training is required for workers who are expected to be involved in operations that expose them to hazardous substances above the permissible exposure limits.

24-Hour HAZWOPER Course 40-Hour HAZWOPER Course

8-Hour HAZWOPER and HAZWOPER Refresher in Connecticut

The HAZWOPER training helps to equip students with the skills to identify hazards, use protective equipment, respond to emergencies, use personal protective equipment, as well as other skills that will help to protect themselves as well as others.

Because of the associated health risks with various hazardous materials and chemicals, it is vitally important that this knowledge remains as fresh as possible for workers, and that’s why our 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher course is needed every 12 months to maintain your certification. Our online HAZWOPER refresher course is accessible anytime that you have the time, so it is easy to keep up with the requirements every year.

8-Hour HAZWOPER Course

H2S Training and Certification in Connecticut

There are likely other situations beyond what is encountered where HAZWOPER knowledge is needed and that other training is important. One of these is hydrogen sulfide which can come from a variety of sources such as decaying organic matter. Because hydrogen sulfide is a highly toxic and flammable gas, adequate training and knowledge are of prime importance when working with or around sources of H2S. Our H2S Training course aligns with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.143 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120, and this can also be taken as an online course that fits your schedule.

H2S Awareness Training

Confined Space Training and Certification Online in Connecticut

Many workplaces contain areas that are considered “confined spaces” because while they are not necessarily designed for people, they are large enough for workers to enter and perform certain jobs. Confined spaces can include storage bins, vaults, pits, manholes, tunnels, tanks, pipelines, and more.

Some confined spaces are labeled as permit-required, but all confined spaces are inherently more dangerous due to the small space, limited ingress/egress, and are not designed for continuous occupancy by people. Taking our online course for confined spaces will help to give you information on ventilation, atmospheric testing, the duties of entrants, and much more.

Entry Supervisors & The Competent Person Entrants & Attendants
Training for Entry Supervisors Training for Entrants and Attendants
Identifying Permit: Confined Spaces at Construction Sites Identifying Permit: Confined Spaces at General Industry Worksites

OSHA Fall Protection Training in Connecticut

Of all of the accidents that can occur on a job site, falls are among the most common causes of serious work-related injuries, according to OSHA. Understanding the importance of fall protection as well as different fall arrest devices can go a long way to ensuring a safe workplace.

Fall restraint systems, falling object protection, safety nets, hole covers, guardrail systems, and many other issues will be covered in this Fall Protection course that aligns with OSHA Standards 1910.28-30, 1910.140, and 1926.500-503.

Fall Protection Training