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WAB Environmental &

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106 Bennington Circle

Columbia, SC 29229

(803) 979-6253

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Visit us on the web at

www.wabenv.com

Course Calendar

The Environment Safety Occupational Health Boot camp...July 27-31, 2015 Orlando FL

Register Here........$1295 Course Information

The OSHA Boot camp.............................................................July 27-30, 2015 Orlando FL


The Environment Safety Occupational Health Boot camp...........August 24-28, 2015 New Orleans LA


The OSHA Boot camp .........................................................August 24-27, 2015 New Orleans LA


WAB Environmental & Occupational

Health Services

106 Bennington Circle

Columbia, SC 29229

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“MEETING YOUR EH&S NEEDS, FROM TRAINING TO COMPLIANCE WE ARE HERE TO SERVE”

ESOH CONNECT

It is our pleasure to

introduce the new wave in

EH&S training "ESOH Boot

Camp and OSHA Boot

Camp." These course are fo-

cused on today’s EH&S pro-

fessional, listening to his or

her issues and challenges,

and finally meeting those

challenges with products,

services, and resources

unmatched in quality and

functionality.

In This Issue

Advantages of a

Training

ESOH Boot Camp

OSHA Boot Camp

2015 Training Events


Advantages of Training When you think about the initial costs of training also consider the benefits of

training. When you invest time an monetary recourse in training and develop-

ment you will receive pay back your investment. These are just some of the rea-

sons to take on training and development initiatives:

Training ensures your business runs better. A trained professional can handle

difficult situations, perform under pressure and represent themselves and the

company in a professional manner.

Training adds flexibility and efficiency. You can cross-train employees to be

capable in more than one aspect of the business. Teach them to be competent

in different areas of the operation. Cross-training also fosters team spirit, as

employees appreciate the challenges faced by co-workers.

Learning and upgrading employee skills makes sense. Granted, it may take some

time to see a return on your investment, but the long-term gains associated with

employee training make a difference. The short-term expense of a training pro-

gram ensures you keep qualified and productive workers who will help your com-

pany succeed. That’s an investment you can take to the bank.

WAB Environmental & Occupational Health Newsletter May 2015

WAB

ESOH Boot Camp ESOH Compliance Boot camp is centered on finding ways to keep our environ-

ments and workplaces healthy and safe. We understand that ESOH professionals

play an essential role in protecting the public from exposures to biological, chem-

ical and physical agents and promoting healthy lifestyles. WAB instructors will

walk you through the ESOH landscape of federal, state, and local laws that may

impact your facility. This course is designed to give those who are new to the

environmental safety and occupational health industry a basic understanding of

certain programs and for those veterans that need a good refresher and update

Who Should Attend?

Military Environmental/Bioenvironmental Managers and Inspectors

Environmental Program Managers

Environmental and Safety Managers and Directors

Environmental, Health and Safety Personnel

Environmental Specialist, Planners and Coordinators

Environmental Engineers

Environmental Attorneys

Environmental Consultants and Environmental Sales Managers

Corporate Attorneys, Management and Executive Staff

Anyone responsible for environmental activities at their organization

Register Here........$1295


AGENDA

Day 1, 8:00AM: Course, Speaker and

Attendee Introductions

9:00AM: OSHA Laws & Regulations

10:0AM: Break

10:15AM: Workers Right Under OSHA

11:00AM: Who OSHA Cover

12:00PM: Lunch

1:15PM: Employer Responsibilities

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: Enforcement

4:30PM: Question and Answers (Q&A)

5:00PM: Day 1 Ends

Day 2, 8:00AM: Day 1 Review

8:15AM: Industrial Hygiene

9:30AM: Break

9:45AM: Industrial Hygiene (Continues)

12:00PM: Lunch

1:15PM: Personal Protective Equipment

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: Hazardous Locations


5:00PM: Day 2 Ends


8:15AM: Hazardous Materials

10:00AM: Break

10:15AM: Introduction of EPA Regulations

12:00PM: Lunch

1:15PM: RCRA Management 101

1:45PM: RCRA Exercise

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: EPCRA Management 101

4:45PM: Question and Answers 5:00PM:

Day 3 Ends


9:15AM: Clean Water Management 101

10:30AM: Break 1

0:45AM: Clean Water Act Exercise

12:00PM: Lunch

1:15PM: SPCC Management 101

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: SPCC Exercise


5:00PM: Day 4 Ends


9:15AM: Clean Air Management 101

10:30AM: Break

10:45AM: Management Systems

12:00PM: End of Course

New and Innovative

Training

There are three approaches to

training: (1) the traditional ap-

proach, (2) the experiential ap-

proach, and (3) the performance-

based approach. In the traditional

approach, the training staff de-

signs the objectives, contents,

teaching techniques, assign-

ments, lesson plans, motivation,

tests, and evaluation. The focus

in this model is intervention by the

training staff. In the experiential

approach, the trainer incorporates

experiences where in the learner

becomes active and influences

the training process. Unlike the

academic approach inherent in

the traditional model, experiential

training emphasizes real or simu-

lated situations in which the train-

ees will eventually operate. WAB

Environmental and Occupational

Health incorporate all three ap-

proaches into what is call Boot

Camp.

Who Should Attend:

Military Ground Safety/

Bioenvironmental

Certified Safety Professionals (CSP)

Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)

Managers and Inspectors

EH&S Program Managers

Environmental and Safety Managers

and Directors

Anyone responsible for safety

activities at their organization

OSHA Boot Camp Register Here........$1075 This course was designed with today’s safety profession in mind. It provides an

in depth review of OSHA's general industry standards and an in-depth look at

the requirements for the more frequently referenced standards and letters of in-

terpretation. It gives up to date information on how to implement the provisions

of the OSH Act in the workplace, your rights and responsibilities under the OSH

Act, what to expect from an OSHA inspection, the appeals process, written pro-

gram requirements, training requirements, and recordkeeping.

Day 1, 8:00AM: Course, Speaker and Attendee Introductions

9:00AM: Into to OSHA

10:0AM: Break

10:15AM: Hazardous Locations

11:00AM: Liquefied Petroleum Gas

12:00PM: Lunch

1:15PM: Most Cited Violations

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: Machine Guarding


5:00PM: Day 1 Ends


8:15AM: LOTO

9:30AM: Break

9:45AM: PPE

12:00PM: Lunch on your own or with colleagues

1:15PM: Respiratory Standard OSHA

3:00PM: Break

3:15PM: OSHA Electrical


5:00PM: Day 2 Ends


8:15AM: Log 300

10:00AM: Break

10:15AM: OSHA Record Keeping

12:00PM: Lunch on your own or with colleagues

1:15PM: Emergency Exits

1:45PM: Confined Space

3:00PM: Break 3:15PM: Non Ionizing Radiation


5:00PM: Day 3 Ends


9:15AM: Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training

10:30AM: Break

10:45AM: Dip Tanks

12:00PM: End of Course

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