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Part 2 only 1 - Day $365 $395 $349

Parts 1 - 2 2 - Days $565 $595 $495

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Parts 3 & 4 2 - Days $565 $595 $495

Parts 1 - 4 4 - Days $965 $995 $895

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Part 1 (1st Day) Part 2 (2nd Day) Parts 3 & 4 (3rd and 4th Days)

Topics Include:• About OSHA

• Reference and Guidance• The General Duty Clause

• Walking and Working Surfaces• Housekeeping Requirements• Railings, Stairs and Ladders

• Exit Routes and Emergency Plans• Exit Route Requirements• Emergency Action Plan• Fire Prevention Plan

• Fire Protection• General Requirements and Limitations• Fire Extinguishers

• Electrical – For All Places of Employment• Power Strips• Extension Cords

• Record Keeping and Occupational InjuriesWhen in doubt, find out – It is important not to over record – learn 8 EASY STEPS to prevent over recording

• Medical & Exposure Records• Employee Access• Preservation of Records and MSDS’s

• Bloodborne Pathogens• Exposure Incident

• Hazard Communications – “The Right to Know”• MSDS’s and OSHA Chemical Exceptions• Immediate Employee Use and Chemical Labelling

Program Sessions:8:00 AM - 4:00 PM*This will be the beginning part for learning the essential regulations that OSHA requires in light commercial operations, healthcare centers, and office environments. This is the foundation you will need to gain an understanding of OSHA in order to keep your workplace safe.

Topics Include:• OSHA Inspections, Citations and Penalties

• How to Prepare and Handle a Surprise OSHA Inspection• Preparation to Minimize and Avoid Citations • How to get the Citation Reduced

• Noise Exposure• Permissible Noise Exposure• When to Create and Implement a Policy including Initial and

Annual Audiograms

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)• Job Hazard Analysis• When and How to Select Appropriate PPE

• Permit-Required Confined Space• When is a Confined Area a Permit-Required Confined Space?

• Lockout/Tagout(The Control of Hazardous Energy)

• Servicing and Maintenance on Machines• Authorized, Affected, Qualified, and Non-Qualified Personnel

• Materials Handling and Storage• Forklift, Training Employees• Why OSHA Cites Fork Extensions• How to Evaluate and Mark Permanent Aisles

• Machine Guarding• Bench Grinders

• Electrical Requirements• General Requirements• Ground Faults• Clear Distance Around Disconnects and Electrical Panels• Approval for Location• GFCI Outlets• Wiring Design, Methods, Components, Equipments &

Protection

Program Sessions:8:00 AM - 4:00 PMPart 2 builds upon the knowledge learned during Part 1. This one-day program will explore in detail what to expect during an OSHA visit, what your rights are, and how to avoid (and appeal) a citation. Additionally, you will be instructed on personnel, equipment operation safety, and materials handling and storage.

• Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER)

Topics Include (Part 3):• Safety & Health Program

An effective program looks beyond the current specific requirements of OSHA to address all hazards. You will seek to prevent injuries and illness, regardless of whether or not compliance is at issue.

• Emergency Action PlanIn a small group exercise, identify locations for emergency exits, fire extinguishers, safe areas, and flammable storage locations for cabinets and rooms.

• Sanitation• Restroom Condition and Number• Housekeeping• Eating Places

• Sign/Tags• Safety Color Coding• Classifications of Signs

• Permit Required Confined Space• Alternate Procedures for a Permit Required Confined Space• Reclassifying a Permit Space

• Lockout/TagoutIn a small group exercise, create a procedure for a specific piece of equipment that meets with OSHA’s lockout/tagout, electrical, walking and working surfaces and PPE requirements.

• Welding/Cutting/Brazing• Designated Areas• Hot Work Permit

• Hand and Portable Power Tools• Compressed Air for Cleaning• Lawn Mowers

Program Sessions:8:00 AM - 5:00 PMThe group workshops are designed for you to gain greater understanding of how the OSHA regulations can apply to your workplace. As total safety is your main priority, you do not want to miss out on this comprehensive coverage of OSHA reference and guidance. You will want to take advantage of this dynamic two-day program for all your safety and training needs. You will come out as a Safety Guru!

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This comprehensive course is divided into four parts that may be taken consecutively or at different times and/or locations;Completing Parts 1 and 2 fulfills the OSHA 10-hour training requirements. Completing Parts 1 through 4 fulfills the OSHA 30-hour training requirements.

Any lapse in safety training can cost your employees their health or their lives, and OSHA citations can result in considerable fines. By understanding safety, you can stay ahead of unsafe situations. By becoming compliant with OSHA regulations, you can avoid costly fines. This thorough knowledge of compliance can be developed only by quality, in-depth training. American Safety Training is the gold standard in safety training and is recognized nationally for the ability to develop safety professionals that are a cut above the rest – Guaranteed!

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Parts 3 & 4 (3rd and 4th Days)

• Electrical Personal Protective Equipment• Types of Electrical Protective Devices• Testing Requirements and Frequency

Topics Include (Part 4):• Department of Transportation (DOT) Placarding

• Retention Requirements of DOT Placards on Chemicals

• Hazard Communications – “The Right to Know”In a small group exercise, create a non-numeric label from MSDS’s that meet the OSHA HazCom standard. Also create the list of hazardous chemicals and train the workers.

• Industrial Hygiene• Anticipating, evaluating and controlling safety and health

hazards in the workplace including:• Air contaminants• Chemical• Biological

• Open ForumGroup discussion on workplace safety issues, how to get “buy-in” from management and employees.

• Hazardous Materials• Flammable vs. Combustible• Lab Safety• Flammable Storage in Containers, Cabinets, Rooms and

Outside• Dip Tanks (parts cleaners including parts cleaning basins)• Process Safety Management

• RecordkeepingIn a small group exercise, determine if OSHA regulations require incidents to be recorded on the 300 Log. If so, enter on Form 301 and then on 300 Log.

• Ergonomics• Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD’s)• Carpal Tunnel• Ergonomics for Production and Office

• Medical Services and First-Aid• First Aid Response Time• First Aid Kits• Emergency Eye Wash and Showers

Program Sessions:8:00 AM - 5:00 PMThe group workshops are designed for you to gain greater understanding of how the OSHA regulations can apply to your workplace. As total safety is your main priority, you do not want to miss out on this comprehensive coverage of OSHA reference and guidance. You will want to take advantage of this dynamic two-day program for all your safety and training needs. You will come out as a Safety Guru!

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This comprehensive course is divided into four parts that may be taken consecutively or at different times and/or locations;Completing Parts 1 and 2 fulfills the OSHA 10-hour training requirements. Completing Parts 1 through 4 fulfills the OSHA 30-hour training requirements.

Any lapse in safety training can cost your employees their health or their lives, and OSHA citations can result in considerable fines. By understanding safety, you can stay ahead of unsafe situations. By becoming compliant with OSHA regulations, you can avoid costly fines. This thorough knowledge of compliance can be developed only by quality, in-depth training. American Safety Training is the gold standard in safety training and is recognized nationally for the ability to develop safety professionals that are a cut above the rest – Guaranteed!

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About Your InstructorAny instructional program begins with its instructor...and your instructor will be a leading OSHA trainer. Your instructor’s expertise comes not only from a thorough knowledge of OSHA regulations, but also from an extensive background in safety and health.

About Your NetworkingYou will find a wide range of titles amongst your fellow classmates. The occupations and positions of the 50,000 attendees of this course range from safety committee members to safety directors as well as supervisors, plant managers, and quality control personnel. If any part of your job requires you to be involved in safety, this course is meant for you.

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COURSE DATESApril 7-10, 2008

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COURSE LOCATIONPittsburgh, PA

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2010 Class ScheduleHilton-Chicago Area9333 S. Cicero Ave Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (708) 425-7800

June 21 • Part 1June 22 • Part 2 June 23-24 • Parts 3 & 4

Double Tree-Chicago Area1909 Spring Rd Oak Brook, IL (630)472-6000

Sept 13 • Part 1Sept 14 • Part 2Sept 15-16 • Parts 3 & 4

Four Points-Chicago Area10249 W. Irving Park Rd Schiller Park, IL 60176 (847)671-6000May 24 • Part 1May 25 • Part 2May 26-27 • Parts 3 & 4

Online SeminarsMay 17 • Part 1May 18 • Part 2 May 19-20 • Parts 3 & 4

Oct 18 • Part 1Oct 19 • Part 2Oct 20-21 • Parts 3 & 4

Aug 8 • Part 1Aug 9 • Part 2 Aug 10-11 • Parts 3 & 4

July 19 • Part 1July 20 • Part 2 July 21-22 • Parts 3 & 4

California courses focus specifically on the California OSHA General Industry Safety Orders; these courses are available only online.

The Online Seminars are designed to be completely interactive and run the same length as an attended seminar. Class materials will be sent to you in advance. All you will need is a computer with internet access and the ability to make a long distance phone call. (Please be aware you will be on the phone for the entire seminar.)

Nov 1 • Part 1Nov 2 • Part 2Nov 3-4 • Parts 3 & 4

Sept 27 • Part 1Sept 28 • Part 2 Sept 29-30 • Parts 3 & 4

June 7 • Part 1June 8 • Part 2 June 9-10 • Parts 3 & 4

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Continuing Education Units (CEUs)American Safety Training, Inc. courses qualify you for 8 hours of CEU (Part 1 only), or 14 hours of CEU (parts 1 & 2), or 30 hours of CEU (parts 1- 4). You must meet learning requirements to obtain CEUs.

RegistrationSpace is limited. Payment is required at the time of registration unless credit is approved. Government and Fortune 1000 company purchase orders are pre-approved for credit.Confirmation will be sent to you upon registration. Please inquire for group rates.CancellationCancellations must be received at least 7 business days before the start of class for a full refund. Cancellations received with less than 7 business days notice are subject to a minimal cancellation fee. You may substitute a co-worker in your place. No-Shows are subject to the full registration fee.

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Consistency is key. You can trust that every Essentials of Safety seminar will have the same excellent quality and content. You will use American

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American Safety Training pioneered the four-part training system. Our seminar can be especially convenient if it is easier for you to leave your

workplace for training one day at a time. You can attend our seminar as your schedule allows. Our 4-day course is designed for your convenience.

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If you attend an American Safety Training course and wish to give the content further review, bring your materials and attend an equivalent course within six months for no additional charge. If someone at your company takes the course and then leaves your employment within six months, American Safety Training will provide an equivalent course to their replacement for no additional charge.

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Your contact with American Safety Training need not end when your class is over. We know that safety is an ongoing process, so for ninety days after your training we will provide you telephone support. By calling our toll-free number you will have access to the vast experience and analysis of our safety specialists.