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Welcome to HAZWOPER OSHA, your trusted leader in safety and compliance training. Our OSHA certification courses are designed to meet the diverse learning needs of our students and community. We offer a wide range of specialized educational experiences tailored to optimize learning outcomes for each individual. Our comprehensive training programs are IACET Accredited and manually reviewed to provide current information.
Not only this, but all our courses comply with OSHA, DOT, EPA, RCRA & NFPA. Partnering with us empowers you to create and maintain safe work environments, reduce risks, and promote employee well-being. Subscribe now for expert insights and educational resources.
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A faded label, a missing hazard indication, or an incorrect accumulation date isn’t just a housekeeping oversight; it is a direct, structural violation of RCRA regulations that can turn a routine EPA inspection into five-figure penalties. Swipe through the guide above to ensure every hazardous waste container at your facility remains sealed, accurately dated, and fully audit ready.
Equip your team to maintain complete RCRA compliance:
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Need to train a full crew? Ask us about our SCORM packages and Onsite training options for enterprise deployment.
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A fall can take seconds. The consequences can last a lifetime.
Fall protection isn’t just about wearing a harness. Workers need to understand fall hazards and safe practices, while those responsible for oversight need deeper knowledge to recognize hazards and manage fall-protection measures.
Choose the training that matches your role:
OSHA Competent Person for Fall Protection Training — 8 Hours
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OSHA Fall Protection Safety Training — 3 Hours
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A fall arrest system can save a life, but what happens if there isn't enough room for it to do its job?
Fall clearance isn't simply about how high a worker is working. The calculation must account for factors such as free-fall distance, deceleration distance, D-ring shift, worker height, and the required safety factor.
Get the clearance calculation wrong, and a worker could still strike the level below even while properly connected to a fall arrest system.
Want to understand how to calculate fall clearance correctly? Read our latest blog: hazwoper-osha.com/blog-post/how-to-calculate-fall-…
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Under EM 385-1-1, excavation work requires more than simply installing a trench shield and getting to work. Teams need to consider soil conditions, protective systems, access and egress, changing site conditions, and emergency planning before workers enter.
For SSHOs and site safety teams, the real challenge is recognizing when conditions change and knowing when existing controls are no longer enough.
Use these tips as a quick reminder when reviewing excavation safety on your next project.
Enroll in our EM 385-1-1 8-Hour Refresher Training for Site Safety and Health Officers (SSHOs):
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The Hierarchy of Controls helps confined-space teams work through these questions from the most effective controls to PPE as the last line of defense.
Swipe through to see how each level applies to confined-space work and why relying on PPE alone may leave workers exposed to hazards that could have been controlled higher up the hierarchy.
Ready to strengthen your confined-space safety knowledge?
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What happens between “shut it down” and “safe to work”?
In a manufacturing facility, that gap can contain electrical charge, hydraulic pressure, pneumatic energy, moving parts, heat, or stored energy that can be released unexpectedly.
A proper LOTO procedure closes that gap by requiring workers to identify every energy source, isolate it, control residual energy, apply locks and tags, and verify isolation before servicing begins.
Our latest blog breaks down how LOTO procedures work in manufacturing facilities and the critical steps teams need to get right.
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A SWPPP inspection is more than checking whether BMPs are installed.
You’re looking for the things that can easily be missed: a damaged BMP, sediment moving beyond a control, a new pollutant source, or a site change that makes the existing controls less effective.
Use this checklist as a quick field reference to help you spot problems, document what you find, and know when corrective action is needed.
Want to strengthen your SWPPP knowledge and skills?
Qualified SWPPP Practitioner (QSP) Training
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Qualified SWPPP Preparer Training
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Are you working on a USACE or federally funded project? The wrong EM 385-1-1 course could leave you out of compliance.
Effective March 15, 2024, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) updated its training requirements, making different EM 385-1-1 courses mandatory based on your role, from workers and supervisors to Site Safety & Health Officers (SSHOs).
Whether you're entering the field, managing a project, or completing your annual refresher, choosing the correct training is essential to meeting USACE safety requirements.
Learn more and get started today: hazwoper-osha.com/online-courses/em385-1-1-trainin…
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A confined space emergency is not the time to figure out who is rescuing the worker or how they will get them out.
OSHA’s requirements go beyond simply having a rescue plan on paper. Employers need to consider rescue capabilities, procedures, equipment, communication, and whether the selected rescue service can respond effectively to the hazards involved.
But what should an effective confined space rescue plan actually include?
Our latest blog breaks down what OSHA expects, what employers need to evaluate, and the critical elements that can make the difference during an emergency.
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The power switch is OFF. Is the energy really gone?
A machine can still contain pressure, heat, stored mechanical force, electrical charge, or other hazardous energy after shutdown. If even one energy source is missed during LOTO, servicing can expose workers to unexpected movement or energy release.
Knowing the type of hazardous energy you're dealing with is the first step. Knowing how to isolate and verify it is what keeps the job moving safely.
Swipe through to identify the major types of hazardous energy, then build stronger LOTO knowledge with our OSHA-ANSI Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Certificate Training.
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