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We Also Provide Many Safety-Related Courses and Services in Spanish Click Here for a Listing of Special Discounts After you have placed a check mark next to the course or service
of your choice, (See printable enrollment
form ) or included an additional course not listed above, please
fax this sheet to: (856) 427- 9508, or call: (856) 427- 9500, or
send us an e-mail to: info@PSTS.com. Contact us for reasonable rates,
directions, schedules, or to enroll. All training, except for training
and safety-related services we conduct at a hazardous waste site
or a client's facility, is presented at the Cal-Tech Learning Center,
located at 102 Browning Lane - Building C - Lower Level - Cherry Hill,
New Jersey 08003. Place the Safety of your employees in our hands! 40-Hour Hazardous Site Worker (HAZWOPER)
Course
10 & 30-Hour Construction Safety Courses The 10-Hour Construction Awareness Course is intended
to teach Workers assigned to work on Construction sites, how to
be aware of the many hazards they may encounter while performing
work-related activities. The 30-Hour Construction Safety Course
is intended to train and educate construction workers in the safe
use of hand and power actuated tools and equipment, how to wear
the proper personal protective equipment, and how to work safely
at all times while performing any type of construction-related activities.
Upon successful completion of the program, the attendees will receive
a Course Completion Certificate and a Laminated Wallet-Size Certification
Card prepared by OSHA. They will then be in compliance with applicable
OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Standards
8-Hour Confined Space Entry and Rescue Techniques
Course
Mobile Confined Space Entry and Rescue Trailer
Forklift Truck Operator Safety Training
8-Hour Hazardous Materials Transportation
Course
Prevention, Cleanup, and Control of Oil Spills
In Waterways Course
8-Hour Excavation & Trenching Course This course is intended to train and educate site
workers that are required to enter and exit from excavations and
trenches that have the tendency to result in cave-ins. During this
course, the attendees will be informed of the hazardous situations
that could occur during excavation operations. They will be taught
how to shore or slope the walls of excavations and trenches to prevent
cave-ins that could bury the workers. Also taught during the course,
are the duties and responsibilities of a Competent Person; to perform
soil sampling and testing, which are required by OSHA to evaluate
soil composition. Upon Satisfactory completion of this course, the
attendees will receive Course Completion Certificates and Certification
Cards. They will then be in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926. 650,
651 and 652.
8,16, & 24-Hour HAZMAT Responder Courses - Levels 1 thru 5
8, 24, & 40-Hour Training of new Underground, Surface, Coal, Metal, Nonmetal, Construction, Shaft and Slope Miners
10-Hour & 30-Hour General Industry Health & Safety Courses General Industry Standards, as they relate to the U.S. Department of Labor - Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Codes of Federal Regulations (CFR), are Guidelines that deal with Occupational Health and Safety. Training in accordance with these guidelines will ensure that workers will be aware of the various types of hazards that exist at both the workplace and at home. Shown in the picture to the left, are various types of hazardous household chemicals , i.e., detergents, solvents and cleaners that are stored in a cabinet under the sink of a home. This location provides an excellent opportunity for children from the ages of 2 thru 5 years of age to swallow the contents of the containers that contain liquids that resemble water or fruit punch. In most cases, parents or guardians do not have a toll-free Poison Control telephone number posted to call if someone should accidentally swallow hazardous materials. There are also many hazardous materials located at work sites that are flammable, explosive, reactive, radioactive, ignitable, or corrosive, that if not handled safely, could cause serious injuries to the workers. The 10-Hour General Industry Course provides basic awareness training on how to recognize hazardous materials and conditions, how to safely handle hazardous materials and situations, and how to prevent serious accidents. The 30-Hour General industry Course is a much more advanced and detailed course that focuses mainly on material handling; spill control, avoiding contact, controlling and eliminating most of the hazards that effect personnel in the workplace. Many of the subjects taught during the 30-Hour General Industry Course are similar to the various safety-related subjects that are taught during the 40-Hour HAZWOPER Course. Upon satisfactory completion of either the 10-Hour or 30-Hour General Industry Course, the Students will receive an attractive Completion Certificate from PSTS, Inc., and a wallet-size Certification card provided by OSHA that will be issued by PSTS, Inc. The students that complete the Courses will then be in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Standards.
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An initial 8-Hour HAZMAT Course consists of classroom
instruction, establishing an outdoor emergency mock hazardous material
spill or release scene, and implements the responsibilities and
duties of a Level 1 - First Responder at the Awareness Level. A
Level 1 Responder recognizes, identifies the hazards, and reports
the emergencies to the Incident Commander. The Course also includes
some of the duties and responsibilities of a Level 2 - First Responder
at the Operations Level. The second 8 hour day includes the course
instruction and hands-on activities from day one, and also include
the overall duties of the Level 2 Responder who is responsible for
containing the spread of the hazardous material from a safe distance.
The second day (consisting of 16 hours) will also include some of
the duties of a Level 3 Responder - (HAZMAT Technician) who is responsible
for stopping a leak or release by turning off valves, upright drums,
and assisting on the evacuation of injured victims. The remaining
8 hour day, which total 24 hours, include a summary of the 3 days,
and the overall duties of a Level 4 Responder (HAZMAT Specialist)
who is knowledgeable about the type of spilled materials, assists
the HAZMAT Technicians, and serves as a Field Supervisor that reports
directly to the Level 5-On-Scene-Incident Commander, who is in charge
of the entire emergency clean-up operation. An accelerated 8-hour
course that includes the basic duties and responsibilities of all
5 Responder Levels, can be conducted upon request. Upon satisfactory
completion of the courses, the students will receive Course Completion
Certificates and Certification Cards, and will be trained in accordance
with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120. Annual Refresher Training is required
Each
newly employed Miner will receive 40 hours of training before they
are assigned to work duties. This training will be conducted in
conditions which closely duplicate actual underground conditions,
and receive 8 hours of training given at the mine site. The Mining
Courses will include instruction and demonstration in the use, care,
and maintenance of self-rescue and respiratory devices used at the
mine. Training in the use of self-contained self-rescue devices
will include donning procedures in which each person must demonstrate
their proficiency. The courses will be given before the new Miners
go underground. They will learn how to enter and leave the mine;
how to check-in and out at the mine; how to ride on and in mine
conveyances; the controls for the transportation of miners and materials;
the mine communication systems, warning signals, and directional
signs, and other Health & Safety related topics. 8-Hour Annual
Refresher Courses are also taught. Upon completion of the applicable
Mining Course, the Students will receive a Completion Certificate,
a Wallet-Size Certification Card from PSTS, Inc. and a U.S. DOL
MSHA Certification of Training Form. The Course graduate will then
be in accordance with MSHA 30 CFR 48.5. 
Rough
Terrain Forklifts and cranes are much larger than smaller industrial
forklifts and material handling equipment used in shops and warehouses.
Some of these outdoor rough terrain forklifts & cranes have
booms with attached forks or hooks that are capable of lifting heavy
masonry blocks and other building materials up to twelve or more
stories of a tall building. The enormous size of some of these forklifts
and cranes make it difficult for operators to observe people and
some objects as they attempt to maneuver their equipment in congested
areas. To prevent serious accidents and injuries, all operators
must have adequate training. Proper training consists of not only
completing a general rough-terrain fork lift & crane safety
training course, they must also become thoroughly familiar with
the operation of the specific forklift or crane they will be operating
in the work place. The training provided by PSTS, Inc. will include
classroom training and actual supervised operation of the fork lift
or crane they will use to train on. Upon satisfactory completion
of the course, the trained Operators will receive a Course Completion
Certificate and a wallet-size laminated Certification Card. They
will then be in compliance with applicable paragraphs of OSHA 29
CFR 1926.451, 1926.602 and 29 CFR 1910.178.