Committed to Providing...confined spaces, fire prevention & safety, heavy equipment safety, proper lifting, NFPA 70E, and OHSAS 18001:2007. Students will learn to identify and reduce

Committed to Providing Quality Safety Products and Services As the leading provider of safety services, safety technology and safety products, Arbill is saving lives every day at worksites throughout the United States. An award-winning supplier of all-things safety, for more than 70 years, Arbill’s clients have counted on us to make sure their employees go home safely after every shift.

To assure our clients meet their safety goals, Arbill’s safety professionals are revolutionizing the way companies incorporate safety into their daily routines. Through our comprehensive safety offerings – comprising nearly 50 safety services and technology tools and more than 200,000 stocked safety products (including over 800 items manufactured under our highly-respected Truline brand), Arbill makes it easy for safety-conscious firms to provide their team members with the tools they need to create a culture of safety throughout their organization and reduce injuries, all while lowering their safety spend.

To learn more about Arbill’s Safety Consulting

Services, call 800-523-5367 or visit

www.arbill.com. Ask the Safety Specialists about

creating a safe work environment that protects your

employees and your bottom line.

Online Training Don’t let a lack of time keep you from making

your company a safe place to work. Arbill has

designed our online education program to

be as flexible as you need it to be, allowing

you to stop or resume training according to

your schedule. If you are concerned about

work stoppage for training or are unsure of

scheduling conflicts, online training is the

solution for you.

Our online training tools allow employers to

track the number of employees that have

taken specific courses and makes keeping on

top of compliance and safety goals even

easier.

Online training gives you the opportunity to

teach and make improvements when it is

convenient for your employees to learn. This

type of flexibility makes the online training

capability optimal for the most time

challenged employees.

If you are experiencing concerns about work

stoppage for training or are unsure of where

you’ll find the time, online training might be

the solution for you. With the option to start

and stop training as needed, Arbill has

designed the online program to be as flexible

as you need it to be.

Hours Course Title

1 Hazards of Asbestos in the Workplace

Environmental Compliance Training

Hours Course Title

8 California 8-Hour Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Refresher ■

24 Certified Environmental Specialist ■

3 Emergency Planning and Community and Right to Know Act ■

4 Identifying Your Hazardous Wastes ■

0 Introduction to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14000 ■

0 Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Services (OHSAS) 18001 ■

8 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 8-Hour Refresher ■

2 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) in Day-to-Day Operations ■

4 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA): What the Law Requires ■

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2 Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure ■

2 Stormwater Discharges and Permits ■

8 Stormwater Management During Construction ■

2 The Clean Water Act ■

4 The Clean Water Act and Day-to-Day Requirements ■

Environmental Health and Safety

Environmental SafetyAsbestos Safety Training

■ = Web - English only , ■■ = Video - English only, E = English, S = Spanish, F = Filipino

The Asbestos Safety course teaches students the proper handling of asbestos, a hazardous substance widely

used in the construction industry. This course introduces students to the hazards of asbestos and provides

information on how to reduce asbestos exposure.

The Environmental Compliance courses will satisfy a company’s environmental compliance requirements. The

courses include various topics, such as OHSAS 18001, ISO 14000, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery

Act (RCRA). Students will learn the environmental requirements, so they can comply with government

regulations.

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Hours Course Title

2 The Clean Air Act ■

Hours Course Title

4 Illinois Class A/B UST Operator Certification ■

0.5 Maryland Underground Storage Tank Class C Operator Certification ■

4 North Carolina Class A/B UST Operator Training and Exam Certification ■

0.5 North Carolina Class C UST Operator Certification ■

3 Ohio Class A/B UST Operator Certification ■

4 Texas Petroleum and Convenience Store Association (TPCA) Class A/B UST Facility Operator Training Course ■

0.5 Underground Storage Tank Class C Operator Certification ■

3 Utah Class A/B UST Operator Training and Exam Preparation ■

Industrial Hygiene Training

The Industrial Hygiene course teaches students how to deal with hazardous substances in order to avoid the

negative effects on health. Topics covered include using personal protective equipment, cleaning exposure, and

recording an incident of workplace exposure. procedures in the event of hazardous material

UST Operator Training

Underground storage tank (UST) owners and operators are required to take approved UST Operator training in

compliance with state and federal regulations. These courses teach students how to avoid and reduce releases

of fuel products and minimize the environmental damage caused by gas leaks.


Hours Course Title

1 Chemical Hazards ■

1 Emergency Procedures ■

1 Environmental Hazards ■

1 Equipment Hazards ■

1 Escape Respirators and Self-Contained Self-Rescuers (SCSR) ■

1 First Aid for Common Injuries ■

1 First Aid for Emergences ■

1 First Steps in All First Aid Situations ■

1 General Physical Characteristics of Surface Mines ■

1 Hazard Overview ■

1 Line of Authority ■

1 Maintaining and Repairing Equipment ■

1 Physical Hazards ■

1 Preventing Accidents ■

1 Respirators ■

1 Rights and Legal Responsibilities of Miners ■

1 Site Rules and Hazard Reporting ■

1 Surface Mine Development, Operations, and Reclamation ■

1 Typical Surface Mining Equipment ■

1 Using Personal Protective Equipment ■

1 Working around Equipment ■

1 Working at Night ■

1 Working in a Confined Space ■

1 Working On or Near Water ■

1 Working with Chemicals ■

1 Working with Electricity ■

1 Working with Explosives ■

Environmental Health and SafetyMine Safety Training

Surface Miner TrainingThe Surface Miner courses are designed in compliance with MSHA Part 46 regulations. Our courses will help

miners learn safety and protective measures when doing activities in mines. MSHA requires all miners and

surface mine contractors to abide by


Hours Course Title

10 10-Hour Construction Safety OSHA Outreach ■

10 10-Hour General Industry OSHA Outreach ■

30 30-Hour Construction Safety OSHA Outreach ■

30 30-Hour General Industry OSHA Outreach ■

*Outreach training courses are accepted by OSHA and powered by 360training.com

*Customer Support OSHA 10 & 30 only: 1-800-442-1149. Current Trainer: Marie Athey, OHST,

[email protected]

Hours Course Title

8 Confined Space Entry Training ■

Hours Course Title

10 10-Hour Construction Safety Orientation S

1 Accidents - It Can't Happen to Me ■■

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Equipment Utilization ■

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Preplanning ■

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Short Interval Planning (SIP) ■

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Underlying Studies Building Construction ■

Occupational Health and Safety Training

Confined Space Entry Training

The Confined Space Entry training is for industries that operate in confined spaces. Our courses will help

students abide by federal guidelines, as well as understand the basics of confined space entry and the safety

measures needed to avoid accidents.

Construction Safety TrainingThe Construction Safety courses provide training for construction workers. Our courses will cover topics such as

ladder safety, fall protection, heavy equipment safety, cranes and rigging, electrical and hand power tools.

Students will learn to identify and reduce the risks associated with job site hazards.

10 and 30-Hour OSHA Outreach Training*

The 10-hour training is designed for entry-level workers, so they have an understanding of work hazards,

appropriate OSHA policies and procedures, and safety and health principles. The 30-hour training is a more

comprehensive program designed for foreman, engineers, supervisors, project managers, and safety specialists.

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a Department of Labor (DOL) course

completion card within 4-6 weeks.



Hours Course Title

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Underlying Studies for Heavy/Civil Construction ■

2 Heavy/Civil Construction ■

2 Associated General Contractors (AGC) - Effective Meeting ■

1 Backhoe-loader Operations ■■

1 Basic Electrical Safety in the Workplace ■■

1 Basic Safety Orientation ■

1 Bloodborne Pathogens Construction ■■

1 Cal/OSHA: Excavations ■

1 Concrete and Masonry Construction ■

1 Confined Space Entry ■, ■ ■

1 Cranes and Rigging ■

1 Dump Truck Safety ■■

1 Electrical Safety E, S

1 Employee Fall Protection ■■

1 Excavation Safety ■

1 Fall Protection ■

1 Fire Extinguisher ■■

1 Fire Safety ■

1 Flagger Safety ■■

1 Forklift Operator Safety ■■

1 General Safe Work Practices ■■

1 Hand and Power Tools E, S ■■

1 Handling and Storage of Construction Materials E, S

1 Hazardous Communications Your Right to Know ■

1 Hazardous Material Spill Clean Up ■

1 Hazardous Materials E, S

1 Health and Safety Factors in Welding Operations ■■

1 Health Hazards in Construction E, S

1 Hearing Conservation ■■

1 Heat Stress Awareness and Prevention ■■

1 Ladder Safety ■■

1 Lead Safety in the Workplace ■

1 Lifting Safely in Construction ■■

1 Materials Handling ■

1 Occupational Noise Exposure ■

4 OSHA Focus Four ■

1 Personal Protective and Lifesaving Equipment ■

1 Personal Protective Equipment E, S

1 Portable Grinders and Abrasive Wheels ■

Construction Safety Training Cont'd


Hours Course Title

1 Recordkeeping and Reporting ■

1 Respirators and How to Use Them ■

1 Respiratory Protection ■

1 Safe Operations of Motor Vehicles ■■

1 Safety is Your Responsibility ■■

1 Scaffolding Safety ■

1 Scaffolding Safety for Employees ■■

1 Sit-down Forklift ■

1 Slips and Falls in Construction ■■

1 Stairway and Ladder Safety E, S

1 Stand-up Forklift ■

1 Struck-by and Caught in Between Hazards E, S

1 Supervisor Safety Responsibilities ■■

1 Testing and Monitoring for Hazardous Gases ■■

1 Trenching-Shoring ■■

1 Use of Explosives in the Workplace ■

1 Welding and Cutting ■

Hours Course Title

2 Aerial Lift/Scissor Lift ■

2 Articulated Boom Truck ■

2 Boom Truck ■

2 Overhead Crane ■

2 Pedestal Mounted Crane E, S, F

2 Rough Terrain Crane ■

2 Sit-down Forklift E, S, F


2 Telescopic Handler ■

2 Utility Truck Crane ■

2 Vehicle Mounted Aerial Lift ■

Construction Safety Training Cont'd

Forklift and Heavy Equipment Training

The Forklift and Heavy Equipment courses will provide students with the basic knowledge to operate heavy

equipment, such as cranes and booms. Equipment differs slightly from job site to job site, so employers will

provide hands-on training.


Hours Course Title

0 Aerial Lift Safety ■■

1 Back Injury Prevention ■■

1 Back Injury Responsibility ■■

1 Bloodborne Pathogens - Controlling Exposure ■■

1 Bloodborne Pathogens ■, ■■

1 Bloodborne Pathogens for Non Health Care Workers ■■

1 Bonding and Grounding of Flammable Liquids Transfers ■■

1 Chains, Cranes, Hoist and Slings ■■

0 Chainsaw Safety ■■

1 Chemical Safety ■■

1 Commercial Mower Safety ■■

1 Confined Space - Entry ■■

1 Confined Space - The Silent Killers ■■

1 Confined Spaces and Permit Required Confined Spaces ■

0 Drug and Alcohol Abuse in the Workplace ■

0 Electric Pallet Jack ■

1 Electrical Safety ■■

1 Emergency Action Plan ■

1 Employee Safety Orientation ■■

1 Ergonomics ■

1 Ergonomics for Office Workers ■

1 Fire Extinguisher ■■

0 Fire Prevention Responsibility ■■

1 Fire Protection and Life Safety ■

1 Flammables and Combustibles ■■

0 Forking Around ■■

0 Forklift - The New Rules ■■

0 Forklift Instructor Training ■■

0 Forklift Operator Training ■■

0 Forklift for Experienced Operators ■■

1 Formaldehyde Awareness ■

1 Hand and Power Tool ■, ■■

0 Hand Injuries - The Gory Story ■■

1 Hazard Communication - The New Millennium ■

1 Hazardous Materials ■

General Safety TrainingThe General Safety courses provide training for general industry workers in industries including, but not limited

to, healthcare, manufacturing, distribution, warehouse, and retail. Our courses will cover topics such as

confined spaces, fire prevention & safety, heavy equipment safety, proper lifting, NFPA 70E, and OHSAS

18001:2007. Students will learn to identify and reduce the risks associated with workplace hazards.


Hours Course Title

1 Hazardous Material Spill Clean Up ■■

1 Hazardous Substances and Industrial Hygiene ■

1 Hazards of Asbestos in the Workplace ■

1 HAZWOPER - Orientation ■■

1 High Voltage Electrical Safety ■■

1 Hydrogen Sulfide Training ■■

4 Introduction to OSHA and the OSH Act ■

2 Introduction to OSHA and the OSH Act S

1 Ionizing and Non-Ionizing Radiation Safety ■

0 Landscape Maintenance ■■

1 Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) ■, ■■

1 Machine Guarding and Conveyor Safety ■■

0 Machine Guarding Responsibility ■■

1 Machine Guarding Safety ■

1 Materials Handling and Storage ■

0 Means of Egress and Fire Protection: Advanced ■

1 Motor Vehicles ■

1 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for Hazard Communication ■■

1 New Bloodborne Pathogens - The Complete Program ■■

1 NFPA 70E Electrical Safety-Arc Flash Safety for Employees ■■

4 Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Services (OHSAS) 18001:2007 ■

1 Occupational Noise Exposure ■

1 Orientation ■■

4 OSHA Focus Four ■

1 Personal Protective Equipment ■, ■■

1 Portable Grinders and Abrasive Wheels ■■

1 Process Safety Management (PSM) ■

0 Propane Safety ■■

1 Recordkeeping and Reporting ■

1 Respiratory Protection ■

1 Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes and Hoists ■■

1 Safety and Health Programs ■

0 Safety of People and Equipment in Warehouse Operations ■■

4 Safety: NFPA 70E ■

1 Sit-down Forklift ■


1 System Lifting - Back Injury ■■

0 Tree Trimming Safety ■■

1 Use of Explosives in the Workplace ■

General Safety Training Cont'd


Hours Course Title

1 Walking and Working Surfaces ■

1 Welding, Cutting, and Brazing ■

1 Workplace Safety Inspection Checklist ■■

1 Workplace Violence ■

Hazard Communications Training

Hours Course Title

1 GHS and OSHA Hazardous Communication E, S

Hours Course Title

24 HAZWOPER 24-Hour ■

40 HAZWOPER 40-Hour ■

8 HAZWOPER 8-Hour Annual Refresher ■

Hours Course Title

1 Industrial Hygiene: Basic ■

Hours Course Title

24 Electrical Standards - OSHA 3095 ■

24 Fall Arrest Systems - OSHA 3110 ■

General Safety Training Cont'd

The Hazard Communications training is designed to help communicate safety information with the workforce. It

discusses the employees’ right to know about the properties and effects of chemicals and other hazardous

substances. The Hazard Communication Standard is helping companies take greater control of chemical

HAZWOPER TrainingHAZWOPER training will teach students how to protect workers when in dangerous situations. The courses are

designed to comply with federal regulations and ensure the worker’s safety and health.

Industrial Hygiene TrainingIndustrial Hygiene training teaches students how to prevent harmful substances from affecting their bodies. It

will examine the methods of identifying toxic substances, the effects of these on the human body, and lessons

on reducing exposure to such substances.

Supervisor and Competent Person TrainingSupervisor and Competent Person training will help supervisors, foremen, safety coordinators and directors

who are interested in furthering their knowledge of OSHA standards and guidelines. Students who complete the

training may become leaders on their job sites.


Hours Course Title

0 Bill Judge’s DOT 60/60 Supervisor Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training ■

0.5 Bobtailing and Jackknifing ■, ■■

""From a time management

standpoint, the Online Training

offered by Arbill not only

educates our employees when

it is most convenient, it allows

us to track when our employees

have taken required courses."

-- Industrial Supplies Company

Driver Safety Training

Transportation Safety Training

Driver Safety training helps drivers improve their driving skills, as well as understand the rules and laws. It will

enhance professional drivers’ skills, making them sharper and more aware when on the road.



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Committed to Providing...confined spaces, fire prevention & safety, heavy equipment safety, proper lifting, NFPA 70E, and OHSAS 18001:2007. Students will learn to identify and reduce