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Health & Safety
Powered Industrial Truck
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OSHA 10-Hour Course for General Industry
Course Outline: OSHA’s 10 hour General Industry Course is available through your Association. ,br> Topics: Introduction to OSHA, Walking and Working Surfaces, Means of Egress and Fire Protection, Hazardous Materials, Personal Protective Equipment, Materials Handling, Machine Safeguarding, Lockout/ Tagout, Electrical, Hazard Communication, Introduction to Health, Hearing Conservation, Welding, Cutting and Brazing.
Cards issued from OSHA upon completion of this course. Consider what you need to do in order to comply with OSHA standards and improve overall compliance.
Who should attend?
- Production supervisors
- New safety managers
- Others who are faced with safety and health issues on their jobs
No shows will be charged full price.
When: Two day class, Monday, April 21, 2008 8:30AM to 4:00PM Tuesday, April 22, 2008 8:30AM to 12:00PM
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NFPA 70 E Electrical Safe Work Practices
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- (TLO1) The student will understand the role and be familiar with the standards of OSHA (CFR29/ 1910 General Industry) and NFPA (70E Electrical Safe Work Practices)
- (TLO2) Given several voltage levels the student will be able to select the distance of the limited, restricted, and prohibited boundaries.
- (TLO3) Given several fault current levels and the time it would take to open the over-current device the student will be able to determine the distance of the flash protection boundaries.
- (TLO4) The student will be able to determine what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to use for several hazardous energy scenarios and show their ability to properly inspect the PPE.
- (TLO5) Given several basic control circuits the student will be able to determine if the circuit is correct and if not what would be the symptoms if a fault occurs.
- (TLO6) The student will be able to recognize the advantages of using a Current-Limiting Fuse and will be able to show the new fault current levels after a CLF was installed.
- (TLO7) The student will demonstrate their ability to use Proper lock-out, tag-out, and try procedures.
When: May 13, 12, 21 and 22 Time: 9:30am to 12:00 pm **Participants must attend all four classes for completion and receipt of certificate
*Please note that the check should be made payable to MASCPA and mail to MASCPA, 160 Roosevelt Ave., Suite 400, York PA 17401. Any company interested in joining the Maintenance Consortium, please call Tammy Marcase at 717-843-3891.
This training is supported by funding through the Department of Labor and Industry.
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NFPA 79 Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery
Course Outline: ATTENTION: MACHINE BUILDERS
In this course participants will receive an update NFPA 79 book . Participants will review electrical theory and NFPA 79 in a discussion/class participation setting. Participants will analyze the changes since the 1997 edition and find out how section 18 and 19 will change the way you build machinery. They will learn how the NEC 2005 and UL 508 A ties into this product. Review Arc Flash necessity and nameplate ratings. Understand the new SSCR needed for nameplates and identify other hazards to reduce risk and safeguard employees. Understanding the new rating system.
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Day(s)/# of Sessions: 5 hours
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OSHA 30 Hour Course for General Industry
Course Outline: THIS CLASS HAS BEEN POSTPONED
Great introductory course for New and Experienced people.
Topics: Introduction to OSHA,OSH Act/General Duty Clause 5(a)(1), Inspections, Record keeping, OSHA Forms #300-A & 301, Citations, and Penalties. Walking and Working Surfaces, Emergency and Fire Protection Plans, Hazardous Materials Use, Personal Protective Equipment, Permit-Required Confined Spaces, Lockout/Tagout, Materials Handling, Machine Guarding, Welding, Cutting, Electrical Safety, Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens exposure, Hearing Conservation, Process Safety Management, Industrial Hygiene issues, Ergonomics.
Cards issued from OSHA Training Institute upon completion of this course. Consider what you need to do in order to comply with OSHA standards and improve overall compliance.
- Who should attend?
- Production supervisors
- HR Personnel
- New safety managers
- Safety Committee Members
- Others who are faced with safety and health issues on their jobs
Attendees will receive a copy of the current 29CFR-1910, OSHA Regulations.
Lunch is on your own
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NFPA 70 e
Course Outline: Receive a NFPA 70 E book –(TBD)
In this course participants will review electrical theory and understand OSHA reulations: Who is qualified?
What we are allowed to work on hot?
What training is required?
- Topics Included:
- *Get a grip on NFPA 70 E safe work practices
- *Learn about AIC ratings, Arc Flash, Arc Blast
- *Find out what PPE you should be wearing
- *See how the NEC 2005 ties this all together
- *Learn some new NEC 2005 codes that will affect your working environment
- *See how Employers are to protect employees from Arc Blast and Arc Flash
- *See videos of actual faults, and safe work practices
This training is supported by funding through the Department of Labor and Industry. All participants will be required to confidentially provide their social security number. Any company interested in joining the Maintenance Consortium, please call Tammy Marcase at 717-843-3891. No shows will be charged the full course price.
Date(s): TBD
Time(s): 8:00am-3:00pm
Day(s)/# of Sessions: 1
Location: MASCPA 160 Roosevelt Ave. Suite 400 York, PA 17401
Cost: 65 Members / 65 Food Consortium Members / 65 Non-Members
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Arc Flash Study Analysis
Course Outline: The new rules regarding Arc Flash can be confusing. Schaedler Yesco has developed a training program to walk you through the process of what you are required to do, what the rules are, how they pertain to you, and how to start the process of complying. In this course you will learn about:
- Creating an “electrical safe work practice program” for your employees.
- Implementing a safe work practice in your business.
- Creating warning labels.
- Understanding what is listed on the labels.
- Training your employees.
- What personal protective clothing to buy.
- How contractors are to be implementing NFPA 70E.
- How to protect employees if warning labels are not present
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Forklift Operator Training
Course Outline: OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.178(1) Operator Training. (l)(1)(i) Requires: The employer shall ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered industrial truck safely, as demonstrated by the successful completion of the training and evaluation specified in this paragraph (1).
This operational safety course consists of the following:- CLASSROOM
- Review of various units and applications
- Enhanced National Safety Council programs and/or our O.E. Program(s)
- Workbook / Daily Checklists / Written Exams
- Review of videotapes
- Fueling / Battery Changing / Charging
- Personal Certificate of Completion
- HANDS-ON
- Daily inspection (checklist)
- Operational checklist (functional)
- OPERATOR PERFORMANCE TEST (on sit-down forklift model)
- Pick-up and placements of pallets
- Operator course
- Simulated rail car / trailer loading and unloading
- Simulated narrow aisle operation
- performance testing
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* NOTE: Course titles, costs, length and vendor are presented for planning purposes only and are subject to change.
