OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPER Training
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Chapter 1 - Introduction & Overview
Chapter 2 - Introduction to Hazardous Waste
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Cover & Performance Objectives -
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Background
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What Is Hazardous Waste ?
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What is Hazardous If...
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Extremely Hazardous Waste
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Toxic, Reactive, Ignitable & Corrosive
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Defining Toxicity
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Types of Toxins
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Example of Toxic Waste
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Defining Reactivity
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Types of Reactivity
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Example of a Reaction
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Another Example
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Defining Ignitability
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Defining Flashpoint
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Example of Ignitable Wastes
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Defining Corrosivity
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Example of Corrosive Wastes
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Waste is Hazardous If ...
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Persistent & Bioaccumulative Defined
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Example of Persistent & Bioaccumulative Wastes
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Summary
Chapter 3 - Regulatory Overview
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Regulatory Overview
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Performance Objectives
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Difference Between Law & Regulations
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Example
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Code of Federal Regulations
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Federal Law OSHA
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Federal Law RCRA
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Federal Law CERLA
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Federal Law SARA
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State Agencies Responsible
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California Enviromental Agency
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California Occupational Safety &Health Act
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HAZWOPER 8 CCR Section 5192(e)
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HAZWOPER
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Title 8 (Other Applicable Sections)
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8 CCR 5192(e) Training
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Office of Emergency Services
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California Highway Patrol
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18 California Labor Code Employer responsibilities
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California Labor Code Employee Health & Safety Rights
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20 California Labor Code Employee responsibilities
Chapter 4 - HASP
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Health & Safety Program
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Performance Objectives
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What health & safety program?
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What is required?
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What is a HASP?
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Who must see the HASP?
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Elements of Program
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Organizational Structure
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Comprehensive Workplan
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What is a SSHASP?
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Why do you need a SSHASP?
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Site Specific Plan
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Site Specific HASP Components
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SSHASP Hazard Analysis
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SSHASP Training Component
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SSHASP PPE
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SSHASP MEDICAL TESTING
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SSHASP Air Monitoring
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SSHASP Site Control
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Elements of Program
Chapter 5 - Medical Surveillance Program
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Medical Surveillance Program
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Student Performance Objectives
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#1 Reason
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Protect Worker Health
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Purpose
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Components
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Surveillance
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Treatment
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Record Keeping & Review
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Development Considerations
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Pre-employment Screen
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Periodic Exams
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Termination Exam
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Types of Treatment
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90
Emergency Treatment
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Record Keeping
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92
#1 Reason Protect Worker Health
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Protect Your Health
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Record Keeping
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Employer Responsibility
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General Site Worker Rights & Responsibilities
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Record Keeping & Review
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Review
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Common Exposure Hazards
Chapter 6 - Recog & Id
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Recognition & Identification
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Student Performance Objectives
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Introduction
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Two Identification Systems
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Why Two Identification Systems?
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Two Identification Systems ?
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NFPA Placard the 4 Quadrants
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Rating Individual Chemicals Reference Sources
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Health Examples
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109
Flammability Examples
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110
Reactivity Examples
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Special Information
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What does 4 in Red mean?
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NFPA 704 Program Limitations
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General Site Worker & NFPA
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Transportation Identification System
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Elements of the UN System
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UN Hazard Classification System
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UN Hazard Class Number
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Placards
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4 Digit Number
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UN Identification Number
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Typical Placard UN Identification Number
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North American Emergency Response Guidebook
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U.S. Department of Transportation Identification System
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Placards Labels Marking
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Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
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Shipping Papers
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Mode of Transport Table
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Drawbacks SDS & Shipping Papers
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Pesticide Labeling
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131
Container Shape
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132
Summary
Chapter 7 - Characteristics of Hazardous Substances
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Characteristics Hazardous Substance
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Performance Objectives
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Waste is Hazardous If ...
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Introduction
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Gas wants to Escape
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Liquid wants to be Gas
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Solids Break Down
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General Site Worker
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Physical Properties
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Boiling Point
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Auto-Ignition Temperature
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Specific Gravity
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Vapor Density
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Vapor Pressure
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Physical Properties
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Chemical Properties
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Defining Toxicity
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Characteristics of Toxins
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More Characteristics of Toxins
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Defining Reactivity
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Characteristics of Reactive Materials
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More Characteristics of Reactive Materials
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Increase your Vocabulary Pyrophoric
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Increase your Vocabulary Polymerization
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Defining Ignitability
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Characteristics of Ignitable Material
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The Fire Triangle
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Fuel
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Oxygen
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Heat
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The Fire Triangle
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Vaporization
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Flash Point
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Explosive/Flammable Range
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Auto-Ignition Temperature
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Defining Corrosivity
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Characteristics of Corrosive Material
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pH Concepts
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What pH Values Mean
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Reducing Corrosive Hazards
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Increase your Vocabulary Stoichiometry
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Chemical Properties
Chapter 8 - Hazard Communication Program
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Hazard Communication Standard
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Student Performance Objective
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Introduction
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#1 Reason for Hazard Communication Program
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Elements of Hazard Communication Program
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Hazard Determination
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Materials Safety Data Sheets
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Labels
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Written Program
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Employee Information & Training
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Trade Secrets
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Elements of Hazard Communication Program
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Employee Rights
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Employee Rights Continued
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Employer Obligations
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How Employer Trains Worker
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Elements of Hazard Communication Program
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Labeling Requirements
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Application at Hazardous Waste Sites
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Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
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Training Requirement For SDS
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Training Requirement For SDS New SDS Format
Chapter 9 - Intro to Toxicology
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Introduction to Toxicology
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Studend Perfomance Objective
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Definition Of Toxicology
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What Is A Poison
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Types Of Toxic Effects
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Acute Exposure
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Chronic Exposure
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Reversible Irreversible Effects
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Immediate/Delayed Response
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Local / System Effects
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System Toxicity Affected Organs
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Types Of Toxic Effects
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Routes Of Entry
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Inhalation
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Absorption
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Ingestion
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Injection
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Routes Of Entry
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Toxic Effects From Exposure
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Dose Response Relation
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Chemical Interaction
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Four Effects Of CHemical Interaction
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Additve Effects
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Synergistic Effects
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Potentiation Effects
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Chemical Effects On Body
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Antagonistic Effects
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Central Nervous System (Cns)
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Convulsants
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Neurotoxins
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Hepatoxins
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Nephrotoxins
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Hemolytic Toxins
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Reproductive System
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Chemical Effects On Body
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Seven Types Of Toxins
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Asphyxiants
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Corrosives
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iiriants
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Sensitizers
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Carcinogens
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Dose Response Relationship
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Measuring Toxic Exposure
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Noel
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Lethal Dose50
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LD50 LD50 LDlo
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Lethal Dosage Low
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Lethal Concentration 50
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Threshold Limit Value
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Tlv Also Shown As Tlv-Twa And Tlv-c
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Remember....
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Remember Detailed
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Short Term Exposure Limit
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Immediately Dangerous to Life & Health
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Immediately Dangerous to Life & Health Continued
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Maximum Allowable Concentration
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Measuring Toxic Exposure Frequently Used Acronyms
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Toxicology Review
Chapter 10 - Site Characterization
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Hazardous Waste General Site Worker
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What Is Site Characterization?
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Why Perform Site Characterization?
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#1 Reason for Site Characterization
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Three Phases of Site Characterization
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Another Way to Remember 3 Phases
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Phase 1
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Phase 2
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Phase 3
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Site Characterization Flowchart
Chapter 11 - Site Control
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Hazardous Waste General Site Worker Site Control
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Student Performance Objectives
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Site Control Program Six Elements
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Site Map
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Buddy System
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Communications Network
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Worker Safety
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Medical Assistance
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Site Control Program Medical Assistance
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Work Zones
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Work Zone Acronyms
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Exclusion Zone
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Contamination Reduction Zone
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Support Zone
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Site Work Zones
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Work Zone Activities
Chapter 12 - General Safety Hazards
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General Safety Issues
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Student Performance Objectives
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General Safety Hazards Introduction
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Personal Safety Issues
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285
General Safety Hazards
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General Safety Hazards Causes of Falls
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Trenching & Shoring
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Trenching & Shoring Safety
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Portable Hand & Power Tools
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Electrical Hazards
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Most Common Electrical Hazards
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Electrical Safety Do’s & Don’ts
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Electrical Safety
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Preventing Electrocution By Lock-out/Tag out
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Machine Guarding
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Ladder Safety
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Scaffolding Construction
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Scaffold Safety
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Exposure to Noise
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Working Around Earth Moving & Heavy Machinery
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Working Around Earth Moving & Heavy Equipment
Chapter 13 - Respiratory Protection
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Respiratory Protection
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Student Performance Objective
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Introduction
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When is respiratory protection needed?
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Employer shall provide, employee shall use respiratory equipment approved by:
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Written respiratory protection program
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Respirators Protect Against:
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Types of Respiratory Face-pieces
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Two Types of Respiratory Protection
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Atmosphere Supply Respirators
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Non-IDLH Filter Respirators
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Air Systems, Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
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Closed-circuit SCBA
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Four basic components to SCBA
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Air Line Respirators
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Air Purifying Respirator
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Components of APR
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Powered Air Purifying Respirator
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Criteria for using APR
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Warning Properties
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Selection of the Proper Face-piece
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Fit Testing
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Qualitative Fit Test
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Maximum Use Concentration (MUC)
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Care & Maintenance of Respirator Protection
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Care & Maintenance of Respiratory Protection Continued
Chapter 14 - Chemical Protective Clothing
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Hazardous Waste General Site Worker
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Student Performance Objectives
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Introduction Chemical Protective Clothing
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When Should The Worker Use Protective Clothing
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Components Of Chemical Protective Clothing
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Chemical Protective Clothing
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Using Chemical Protective Clothing
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Chemical Protective Clothing Factors
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Using Chemical Protective Cloting
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Using Cpc Other Factors
Chapter 15 - Medical Considerations for CPC
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Medical Consideration for Wearing Chemical Protective Clothing
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Student Performances Objectives
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Introductions
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Heat Stress
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Heat-Related Illnesses
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Signs & Symptoms Heat Exhaustion
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Heatstroke or Sunstroke
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Causes Heatstroke
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Signs & Symptoms Heatstroke
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Treatment Heatstroke
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Other Types of CPC Related Stressors
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Stay Time
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Rest Periods
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Pre-Entry & Post-Entry Medical Assessments
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Minimum Components of Pre-Entry/Post-Entry Medical Assessment
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Maximum Heart Rate (MHR)
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Taking a Pulse
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Body Weight
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General Health
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Optional Pre-Entry/Post-Entry Medical Assessments
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Blood Pressure
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Guidelines for Removing Workers
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360
Heat Stress Prevention
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Fluid Intake
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Influence of Medications
Chapter 16 - Student Performance Objectives
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Air Monitoring & Detection Instruments
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Student Perfomances Objectives
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Student Performance Objectives (Cont.)
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Why monitor for airborne contaminants?
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Two methods of Air Monitoring
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Composite Sampling
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Grab Sampling
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Instrument Safety
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Combustible Gas Indicator (CGI)
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Radiation Meters
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Photo Ionization Detector (PID)
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Flame Ionization Detector (FID)
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Toxic Meters
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Colorimetric Detectors
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Misc. Monitoring Equipment
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Limitations to Monitoring Equip.
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Limitations to Monitoring Equip.
Chapter 17 - Sampling Methods & Procedures
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Sampling Methods & Procedures
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Student Performance Objectives
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Sampling: Methods & Procedures
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Sample Media Types
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Sample Media
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Sample Media
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Surface Water
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Containers of Unknown Liquids
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Soil & Sediment Samples
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Solid Waste
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Surface Wipes
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Sample Planning
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Field Log
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Field Log continued
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Sample Types
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Sampling Strategies
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Sample Containers
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Acid & Base Preservation
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Chain Of Custody(COC)
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Chain Of Custody continued
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Shipping of Sample
Chapter 18 - Container & Spill Management
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Container & Spill Management
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Student Performances Objectives
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Container & Spill Management
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Visual Inspection Procedures
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Inspection Procedures
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Container Assessment
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Handling Containers
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Safe Container Handling
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Opening Drums & Containers
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Packaging Waste Lab Packs
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Over-Pack Drums
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Absorbents
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413
Absorbent Types
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Containment Methods
Chapter 19 - Decontamination Procedures
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Decontamination Procedures
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Student Perfomence Objectives
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Student Performance Objectives
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Decontamination Plan
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Decontamination Plan
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Proper Control of Contamination
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Reducing Contamination
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Reducing Contamination
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Methods of Decontamination
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De-con Methods
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De-con Methods Full Set-up to a Dry Self De-con
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Self Type Decon
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Decon Methods
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Decon Methods
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Ways to Decontaminate
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Ways to Decontaminate
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Care of Clothing
Chapter 20 - Emergency Response by Employees @ HWSites
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Emergency Response by Employees at Uncontrolled HWSites
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Student Performance Objectives
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Emergency Response Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site
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Workers Not Effected by This Section
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Emergency Response Plan
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Elements of an Emergency Response Plan
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Other Requirements for Emergency Response Plans
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Other Requirements for Emergency Response Plans
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Training
Chapter 21 - Confined Space Procedures
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Confined Space Procedures
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Student Performance Objectives
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Confined Space Procedures
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Confined Space Operations
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Confined Space Definition
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What is a Permit-Required Confined Space?
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What is a “Permit”
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Employer Shall Ensure
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Authorized Attendant
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Entry Supervisor
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Rescue & Emergency Services
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Terms Associated with a Confined Space
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Confined Space Terms
Site Characterization
Medical Considerations for CPC
Confined Space Procedures
Medical Surveillance Program
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