Fall Protection Training; Tower Climbing & Rescue
Falls are among the most common causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths in the workplace.
Statistics show that falls to a lower level have been the most common type of fatal fall in the workplace, as people often underestimate small heights, thinking they are safe.
Course Details
Instructor
Gianfranco Binda
Level
Beginner
Duration
4.5 Hours
Type
Self Guided
Course Content
HAZMAT LEVEL WARNING I
FREQUENCY 8 HOURS
- Hazardous Materials Incident First Responder
- Definitions
- Scope
- Levels of competence
- MAPTEL Classification
- NFPA 704 Diamond
- Recognition and identification
- Using the 2016 ERG Emergency Response Guide
HAZMAT LEVEL OPERATIONS II
FREQUENCY 8 HOURS
- Wind Direction
- Basic Materials Concepts
- Dangerous
- Material Safety Data Sheet – MSDS
- Contents of the MSDS
- IPER in Hazardous Materials
- Risk matrix
- Recognition and identification of
- Hazardous Materials
- Classification of Hazardous Materials
- – UN
- Labeled
- NFPA 704 Standard
- NFPA 704 Hazardous Materials Classification
- GRE 2016
- Mercosur and the transportation of hazardous materials
- Law 28256
- DS 021 – 2008 – MTC and its amendments.
- PPE levels
- EPRA Team
- States of matter
- Physical and chemical properties
- Hazardous Materials Incidents
- Permeability of Materials
- Hazards associated with Hazardous Materials
- Fire in combustible and flammable materials
- The Incident Command Systems
- Spill control and containment
- Medical monitoring
- Flammable gas leaks
- Bleve
- Phenomena in fires in flammable or combustible liquids
- Types of pollution
- DECONT
- Decontamination
- Hazardous Materials Incident Site Decontamination
- Waste disposal
HAZMAT TECHNICAL LEVEL IN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS III
FREQUENCY 36 HOURS
- Recognition of Competence Levels
- Physical and chemical properties
- Definitions
- Recognition and Identification System
- Classification of Hazardous Materials
- Regulatory System for Hazard Identification of Materials for Emergency Response (NFPA 704)
- Using the Department of Transportation’s Emergency Response Guide
- Delimitation of the work zones
- SDS sheet
- 8-step process
- Selecting Protective Equipment
- Staff
- Respiratory Protection Equipment
- Decontamination Corridor
- Decontamination Methods
- Control Technicians
- Toxicology
- Occupational Exposure Limit
- Detection, Monitoring and Dosimetry
- Operating Levels of the System
- Incident Command
- Functions according to Sections and Responsibilities
- Command and Control Activities
Sectors to which it applies
- Oil and gas industry.
- Chemical industry.
- Wind farms.
- Energy sectors.
- Shipyards and vessels.
- Telecommunications.
- Food processing industries.
- Mining.
- Civil engineering.
- Construction.