COURSES DESIGNED TO MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS
Keeping your facility up to code and maintaining environmental and safety standards requires staff and vendors to be trained in the proper techniques and regulatory requirements. Whether you work in education, healthcare, commercial properties, or residential properties, our courses include discussing hazardous materials and training on safe work practices.
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The Environmental Protection Agency laws (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act) require that primary and secondary schools (kindergarten through 12th grade) be kept safe from asbestos hazards. This includes general awareness training for maintenance and custodial workers and specific asbestos management training for the school’s asbestos program manager. The law includes both public and private schools.
In addition, today’s educational facilities are more than just classrooms. Athletic facilities, complex computer labs, libraries and large mechanical areas designed to maintain school campuses all require trained personnel to maintain safety and environmental standards. Our classes are designed to meet the needs of educational facilities managers and staff by providing information on legal requirements, and site-specific training programs for your buildings and personnel.
Educational staff often need asbestos training in awareness, operations, and maintenance, or as designated persons, and may require lead awareness or renovator training.
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Healthcare maintenance staff are required by government agencies including OSHA to have ongoing safety training to include asbestos awareness, emissions standards and more. Whether you work in an older facility or a new building, we offer safety and environmental training to keep your certifications up to date.
Healthcare facility staff should have asbestos awareness training and may need operations and maintenance training.
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Regulations are frequently changing, and proper credentials are vital to ensure facilities management. OSHA regulations for asbestos and lead often include training and safety requirements for the building owner, as well as facility staff. We can help with environmental and safety courses that ensure a well-trained staff.
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Building remodelers, including general contractors, roofers, painters, mechanical contractors, and electricians often work in housing that may contain asbestos or lead paint. Federal and state government laws require these workers to have asbestos and lead training, such as asbestos abatement and lead safe renovator, to comply with the law and to maintain safe environments for themselves and their families while working on homes.
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Even work conducted in local, state, and federal government buildings must comply with all regulatory and safety standards. Government employees, especially maintenance staff, need to be trained in asbestos, lead, and other safety requirements to maintain health and safety for themselves and other building personnel.