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ENVIRONMENTAL ANd OCCUPATIONAL hEALTh sCIENCE s n sChOOL Of PUbLIC hEALTh n
UNIVERsITy of WAshINgTON
TO APPLY 1. Visit the Certificate Programs tab of our website, osha.washington.edu2. Pay the $95 application fee3. Register for courses
This certificate program provides a solid foundation in safety for Safety Officers, Assistant Safety Officers, and other positions in an incident command structure. This program is intended to augment training taken through FEMA in order to provide skills and knowledge necessary to ensure the safety of workers participating in all phases of an incident response.
BENEFITS OF EARNING AN EMERGENCY SAFETY SPECIALIST CERTIF ICATE
• Advance your career by bringing essential knowledge and skills to your workplace.
• Create a safer workplace environment for yourself, your co-workers, and your employees.
• Gain confidence and knowledge about OSHA standards and best practices from the only OSHA-authorized training center in Region 10.
• Apply your previously completed OSHA courses towards certificate completion, and receive discounts on any courses taken after graduation.
• Select elective courses that pertain to your workplace and career goals.
COURSE CREDITS 125.5–136.5 contact hours 12.5–13.6 CEUs Depending on elective courses chosen
INFORMATION Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center [email protected] or800-326-7568osha.washington.edu
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CONTINUINg EdUCATION PROgRAMsPACIfIC NORThWE sT OshA EdUCATION CENTER
EMERGENCY SAFETY SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
C O n T i n u i n G e d u C A T i O n P R O G R A m S
safe workplaces, sustainable communities
P A C i f i C n O R T H w e S TO S H A e d u C A T i O n C e n T e R Serving Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska
University of washington
Training Institute Education Centers
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REquIREd COuRSES
General Standards Course, select one of:
OSHA #510: OSHA Standards for the Construction industry OSHA #511: OSHA Standards for General industryOSHA #5410: OSHA Standards for the maritime industry OSHA #6000: Collateral duty Course for Other federal Agencies
OSHA #521: OSHA Guide to industrial Hygiene
OSHA #7505: Introduction to Incident (Accident) Investigation
emergency Safety Officer Training
IS-100.b, IS-200.b, and IS-700.a (FEMA Training)
IS-100.b, IS-200.b, and IS-700.a must be completed through: https://training.fema.gov/is/crslist.aspx prior to
enrolling in the final Emergency Safety Officer Training. Note: FEMA courses can be taken online.
In addition to four required courses, certificate program participants must complete three elective
courses of their choosing.
ELECTIVE COuRSES
Choose one from Group A, and two from Group B
Electives Group A (choose one):
Hazardous materials
Respiratory Protection
Principles of ergonomics
OSHA #2015
OSHA #2225
OSHA #2255
OSHA #2264 Permit-required Confined Space entry
excavation, Trenching and Soil mechanics
electrical Standards
OSHA #3015
OSHA #3095
OSHA #5600 disaster Site worker Trainer Course
Electives Group B (choose two):
Bloodborne Pathogens
Health Hazard Awareness
Pandemic influenza Preparedness
introduction to Safety and Health management
Lockout Tagout
fall Hazard Awareness for the Construction industry
OSHA #7200
OSHA #7205
OSHA #7210
OSHA #7500
OSHA #7115
OSHA #7405
OSHA #7410 managing excavation Hazards (cannot be used if OSHA #3015 is used as your Group A elective)Bakken Oil Transport: emerging Risks Awareness Training
