30-Hour OSHA Outreach Training Program (5-Day) Agenda

Seminar: ID# 1003779

This course is available in both in-person and video conference formats.

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Agenda

• Employers covered by the OSHA Act
• OSHA Training Institute Introduction to OSHA Note: This module includes materials mandated by OSHA
• Employee's rights under OSHA
• Employer's responsibilities under OSHA
• Types of OSHA standards and how they are organized

• Safety and health programs within the workplace
• Management leadership and employee involvement
• Hazard prevention and control
• Safety and health training

• Reporting procedures to follow for Deaths or Multiple Hospitalizations
• Exceptions
• Record keeping 29 CFR, part 1904

• The inspection process: how it works, OSHA priorities, and inspection results
• Employer options after an OSHA inspection
• The different types of violations
• How to contest citations after an inspection
• Follow-up inspections and failure to abate

• Guarding holes as well as floor and wall openings
• Ladders: portable metal, wood, and fixed
• Safety requirements for scaffolding
• Fall Protection in General Industry

• Emergency eye washes and showers
• First aid trained first responders

• Elements of a successful exposure control plan
• Communication of hazards to employees through signs and labels
• How to determine an employee's exposure
• Sharps disposal containers
• Universal precautions and general safe work practices
• Immunization and post-exposure follow-up program

• Types of protection (eyes and face, respiratory, head, foot, hand and body)
• Lifesaving equipment
• Personal fall arrest systems
• Positioning device systems

• General materials handling
• Putting together a powered industrial truck training program

• General requirements
• Required forms of warning
• Pre-entry atmospheric testing
• Required ventilation

• Materials and hardware: lockout/tagout devices, requirements, and criteria
• Application of energy control devices
• Shutting down machinery and equipment
• Applying and removing lockout/tagout devices
• Inspection of machinery and equipment
• Contractors, group lockout/tagout and shift changes

• General requirements for all machines
• Abrasive wheel machinery
• Mechanical power presses
• Hand and portable powered tools and other hand-held equipment
• Welding, cutting, and brazing

• Required monitoring of occupational noise exposure
• Required audiometric testing
• Required hearing protection
• Exposure and testing records retention
• Types of investigations, investigative techniques, and investigative procedures

• Flammable and combustible liquids
• Compressed gasses
• Safety management of highly hazardous chemicals
• Hazardous waste operations and emergency response

• Fire prevention plans and detection systems
• Employee alarm systems
• Portable fire extinguishers
• Standpipe and hose systems
• The minimum elements of an emergency action plan

• Electric utilization systems
• Wiring methods, components, and equipment
• Specific purpose equipment and installations
• Safeguards for personnel protection

• Purpose of the standard
• Hazardous chemical inventory listing
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
• Labeling and training
• Hazard assessment for non-routine tasks
• Work performed by outside contractors