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DIRECTIVE NUMBER: 99-4	EFFECTIVE DATE: October 1, 1999
SUBJECT: OSHA Training Institute Schedule of Courses for FY 2000.

Purpose:	This notice transmits the OSHA Training Institute (OTI) course schedule and establishes OTI registration requirements of Fiscal Year 2000.
Scope:	This notice applies to all individuals participating in courses conducted by the OSHA Training Institute.
References:	OSHA Instruction TED 1.12A, Training Program for OSHA Compliance Personnel.
Start Date:	This Notice applies to training conducted by OTI staff on or after October 1, 1999.
Expiration Date:	September 30, 2000.
State Impact:	None.
Action Offices:	National, Regional, and Area Offices, State designees, and consultation project managers.
Originating Office:	OSHA Training Institute.
Contact:	Ernest B. Thompson 847-297-4810 (TDD: 847-297-4876) OSHA Training Institute 1555 Times Drive Des Plaines, IL 60018-1548

By and Under the Authority of
Charles N. Jeffress
Assistant Secretary

1. Purpose.

2. Scope.

3. Action Information.

4. Expiration Date.

5. Reference.

6. Background.

7. General Registration Information.

8. Course Requirements.

9. Course Information.

10. Registration Policies and Procedures for Federal OSHA, State 18(b), and 21(d) Consultation Personnel.

11. Registration Policies and Procedures for Other Federal Department and Agency Personnel, Other State and Non-Federal Governmental Personnel, and Private Sector Personnel.

12. Requests for Off-Site Courses.

13. Professional Development.

14. OSHA Training Institute Education Centers Program.

15. Using the Appendices.

APPENDIX A      FISCAL YEAR 2000 OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE SCHEDULE OF COURSES

APPENDIX B      FISCAL YEAR 2000 OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE EDUCATION CENTERS COURSE SCHEDULES

INDEX

1. Purpose. This notice transmits the OSHA Training Institute schedule of courses and establishes OSHA Training Institute registration requirements for Fiscal Year 2000.

2. Scope. This notice applies to all individuals participating in courses conducted by the OSHA Training Institute staff.
3. Action Information.
   1. Responsible Office. Office of Training and Education.

   2. Action Offices. National, Regional, and Area Offices, State Designees, Consultation Project Managers.

   3. Information Offices. None.

4. Expiration Date. This notice expires September 30, 2000.

5. Reference. Refer to OSHA Instruction TED 1.12A, Training Program for OSHA Compliance Personnel, July 7, 1992, for training guidelines and requirements for new-hire and experienced OSHA compliance personnel.

6. Background. OSHA Training Institute courses provide basic and advanced training and education in safety and health. Course subject matter emphasizes OSHA policies and standards as well as hazard recognition and hazard abatement techniques. Courses are designed to build a more effective workforce and to aid in professional development. The schedule contains courses for Federal and State compliance officers, State consultants, other Federal agency personnel, and private sector employers, employees, and their representatives.

7. General Registration Information.
   1. Registrar. The Registrar, OSHA Training Institute, may be contacted for registration and related information. The address and telephone number are as follows.
      OSHA Training Institute
      1555 Times Drive
      Des Plaines, Illinois 60018-1548
      847-297-4913

      Individuals with disabilities may contact the Registrar for information and assistance. Persons with impaired hearing may contact the Registrar on the TDD number 847-297-4876.

   2. Telephone Registration Hours.
      1. Telephone registration hours are as follows:

         Monday - Friday:	10 a.m. - 12 noon, central time
         	1 p.m. - 3 p.m., central time

         The registration telephone number is: 847-297-4913

      2. The Registrar's office will be closed on all Federal holidays. In addition, the Registrar's office will be closed on November 12, 1999; November 26, 1999; and from December 24 through December 31, 1999.

8. Course Requirements.
   1. Prerequisites. Prerequisites are used to provide a more uniform population of students for a given course.
      1. OSHA Federal and State Compliance Officers. Prior to enrolling in #100 Initial Compliance Course, OSHA compliance personnel are required to meet all prerequisites as described in OSHA Instruction TED 1.12A, Training Program for OSHA Compliance Personnel. OSHA compliance personnel must complete #100 Initial Compliance Course prior to enrolling in any other OSHA Training Institute course.

      2. 21(d) State Consultants. Prior to enrolling in other courses, State consultants must complete the computer-based program "Basic Onsite Consultation."

      3. Other Federal Department and Agency Personnel. Prior to enrolling in other courses, other Federal department and agency personnel are required to complete #200A Construction Standards, #600 Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies, or #601 Occupational Safety and Health Course for Other Federal Agencies, or to have equivalent knowledge of the OSH Act, procedures, and standards.

      4. Private Sector and Other Non-Federal Governmental Personnel. Prior to enrolling in other courses, private sector and other non-Federal governmental personnel are required to complete #501 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, or #510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry, or to have equivalent knowledge of the OSH Act, procedures, and standards.

      5. Additional Prerequisites. Additional prerequisites for individual courses are listed with the course descriptions in Appendix A.

   2. Waivers. Waivers for OSHA Federal and State compliance officers shall be obtained in accordance with the provisions of OSHA Instruction TED 1.12A, Training Program for OSHA Compliance Personnel.

      NOTE:

      The requirement to complete #100 Initial Compliance Course may not be waived.

9. Course Information.
   1. Series "A" Courses. The OSHA Training Institute offers alternative, shortened versions of seven courses. These specially designed courses are identified by a letter "A" following the course number and are designed for non-compliance personnel. For the purposes of this notice, the term non-compliance personnel includes other Federal department and agency personnel; State 21(d) consultants; other State, county, and municipal personnel; and private sector employers, employees, and their representatives.

      While safety and health issues are discussed in the shortened courses, OSHA policies and procedures are not covered to the same extent as in the longer course presentations. These "A" courses, therefore, are not intended for compliance personnel.

   2. Starting and Ending Times. Unless indicated otherwise, all courses conducted at the OSHA Training Institute begin at 8:15 a.m. central time on the starting date and conclude at 10:15 a.m. central time on the final date. Students will be notified of any exceptions to these starting and ending times.

   3. Course Location. Unless indicated otherwise, courses are conducted at the OSHA Training Institute in Des Plaines, Illinois.

   4. Personal Protective Equipment. The OSHA Training Institute requires students to bring their own protective equipment when it is needed. This information is included in the course description where applicable. Participants will be notified in writing in cases where an off-site visit that requires protective equipment is scheduled.

      NOTE:

      Students who fail to bring the appropriate personal protective equipment will not be permitted to participate in the off-site visit.

10. Registration Policies and Procedures for Federal OSHA, State 18(b), and 21(d) Consultation Personnel.
    1. Federal OSHA Field Personnel.
       1. Regional Administrators shall nominate personnel directly to the Registrar. (See Section X.D.)

       2. The Registrar shall confirm nominations through the Regional Training Officer or designee.

       3. Field personnel shall send inquiries concerning OSHA Training Institute programs to the Institute Director through their Regional Administrator.

       4. Regional Administrators shall submit the names of those canceling their registration no later than two weeks prior to course commencement.

    2. OSHA National Office Personnel.
       1. National Office personnel shall register with the Registrar through the OSHA Office of Management Systems and Organization. (See Section X.D.)

       2. The Registrar shall confirm nominations through the Office of Management Systems and Organization.

       3. The OSHA Office of Management Systems and Organization shall submit the names of those canceling their registration no later than two weeks prior to course commencement.

    3. State 18(b) and 21(d) Consultation Personnel.
       1. Personnel from State 18(b) or from State 21(d) consultation programs shall be nominated for training directly to the Registrar by the Regional Administrator. (See Section X.D.)

       2. Direct nominations from State 18(b) and 21(d) consultation program officials will be accepted if that procedure has been approved by the Regional Administrator.

    4. Registration Instructions for Federal OSHA, State 18(b), and 21(d) Consultation Personnel.
       1. Registrations will be accepted for Federal OSHA, State 18(b), and 21(d) consultation personnel in writing or by telephone, according to the procedures established in below.

       2. Advance registrations for Fiscal Year 2000 courses for Federal OSHA, State 18(b), and 21(d) consultation personnel only will be accepted in writing from June 2 through June 30, 1999.

       3. The following information must be provided in the written registration request.
          • Course number as listed in Appendix A
            
          • Dates of the course session requested
            
          • Employer
            
          • Name of student
            
          • Last four digits of student's social security number
            
          • E-mail address
            
          • Name, e-mail address, and telephone and fax numbers of office contact person
            
          • State or consultation office telephone number

       4. The Registrar shall confirm nominations and provide written instructions regarding course attendance.

11. Registration Policies and Procedures for Other Federal Department and Agency Personnel, Other State and Non-Federal Governmental Personnel, and Private Sector Personnel.
    1. Other Federal Department and Agency Personnel.
       1. Federal departments and agencies shall nominate their personnel directly to the Registrar. (See Section XI.E.)

       2. Federal department and agency personnel may enroll in most 100, 200, and 300 series OSHA Training Institute courses. In addition, courses #600 Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies and #601 Occupational Safety and Health Course for Other Federal Agencies are specifically designed for Federal department and agency personnel.

    2. Other State and Non-Federal Governmental Personnel. Applicants from non-plan States, other State agencies, and county and city governments shall enroll directly with the Registrar. (See Section XI.E.)

    3. Private Sector Employers, Employees, and Their Representatives and Federal Contract Personnel.
       1. Private sector requests for registration shall be made directly to the Registrar. (See Section XI.E.)

       2. The Registrar shall mail a written confirmation and tuition invoice to registered participants four weeks prior to the beginning of the course.

       3. The six courses in the 500 series are designed and conducted specifically for private sector personnel.

       4. The OSHA Training Institute provides a program that permits private sector personnel to enroll in technical and non-managerial courses on a space available basis. Refer to the course description in Appendix A to determine whether a course is available for private sector enrollment.

    4. Private Sector Tuition.
       1. As provided by U.S. Department of Labor regulations at 29 CFR 1949, the OSHA Training Institute charges tuition for private sector personnel attending OSHA courses. As soon as written confirmation of enrollment is received, a check covering the cost of tuition made payable to the U.S. Department of Labor-OSHA shall be forwarded to the OSHA Training Institute, ATTN: Tuition, 1555 Times Drive, Des Plaines, IL 60018. The participant's name, the course number, and date of attendance must be indicated on or attached to the check.

       2. A tuition payment must be received by the OSHA Training Institute 14 days prior to the start of the course or registration for that student in the course will be canceled. Students will not be admitted into a course if the tuition payment has not been received.

       3. In accordance with 29 CFR 1949.5, a participant may withdraw a registration and receive full reimbursement of the fee provided that written notification to the Registrar is mailed no later than 14 days before the commencement of the course for which registration is being withdrawn.

    5. Enrollment Procedures for Other Federal Department and Agency Personnel, Other State and Non-Federal Governmental Personnel, and Private Sector Personnel.
       1. Registrations for other Federal department and agency personnel, other State and non-Federal governmental personnel, and the private sector will be accepted by telephone only. Written requests will not be accepted.

       2. The telephone registration schedule for these personnel will be announced in the special edition of the Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute schedule of courses.

       3. The special edition of the Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute schedule of courses containing enrollment procedures and instructions for other Federal department and agency personnel, non-OSHA and non-21(d) State personnel, local governmental personnel, and private sector and Federal contract personnel will be available in mid-July 1999.

       4. A copy of this special edition of the schedule may be requested by calling the OSHA Training Institute at 847-297-4810 Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. central time.

       5. Specific telephone numbers and instructions will be listed in the special edition of the Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute schedule.

       6. The following information must be provided at the time of registration.
          • Course number and title
            
          • Dates of the course session requested
            
          • Employer classification: other Federal agency, State agency, or private sector
            
          • Name of student
            
          • Last four digits of student's social security number
            
          • E-mail address
            
          • Name of employer
            
          • Business mailing address
            
          • Name, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail address (if available) of office contact person

          No enrollment can be initiated without all of the above information.

       7. Registration operators will provide a confirmation number at the time of registration. The Registrar will mail a written confirmation and tuition invoice to registered participants four to six weeks prior to the beginning of the course.

12. Requests for Off-Site Courses.
    1. General. The OSHA Training Institute conducts off-site training in support of Agency goals and as priorities and resources permit. In order to allow planning and coordination with existing schedules, requests for off-site training should be submitted as early as possible to the Institute Director.

    2. Reimbursement. The recipient organization may be required to reimburse the OSHA Training Institute for costs related to courses held off-site. Details of the reimbursement procedure will be provided by the appropriate OSHA Training Institute Branch Chief.

13. Professional Development.
    1. Continuing Education Units. Continuing education units (CEU's) are available to participants in all courses conducted by OSHA Training Institute staff in accordance with the administrative and program criteria guidelines that have been established by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training. These CEU's also meet the criteria of the American Board for Occupational Health Nurses (ABOHN), Inc., for certification or recertification. The number of CEU's for courses offered by the OSHA Training Institute is listed with each course description.

    2. American Board of Industrial Hygiene Maintenance Points. Certification maintenance points (CM's) are available to certified industrial hygienists who complete courses awarded points under the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) maintenance of certification program. OSHA Training Institute courses are approved for either industrial hygiene (IH) CM's or safety (S) CM's. The number of CM points that is included with the course description does not apply to modified or shortened versions of the course. The most recent information regarding certification maintenance points for a particular course session may be obtained by contacting the Registrar.

    3. Board of Certified Safety Professionals Continuance of Certification Points. All technical safety and health courses with the exception of #600 Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies meet Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) criteria for continuance of certification credit. The number of points available from the BCSP is the same as that listed for earned CEU's.

    4. Continuing Education Credit for Occupational Health Nurses. Contact hours designated for OSHA Training Institute courses meet the continuing education criteria established by the American Board for Occupational Health Nurses, Inc., as part of the requirements for certification or recertification. The number of designated contact hours is included with the course description where applicable..

    5. Requests for Records. Although the OSHA Training Institute maintains a record of CEU's, it does not maintain a record of ABIH certification maintenance points, BCSP continuance of certification points, or ABOHN contact hours. The OSHA Training Institute does, however, maintain a list of participants who have successfully completed courses for which such points are available. An individual record is issued as an official statement or transcript upon written request of the participant. The request should be addressed to the Registrar and must specify the name, address, and telephone number of the student, course number, and dates of each course session for which a record is desired.

14. OSHA Training Institute Education Centers Program.
    1. In recent years the demand for OSHA Training Institute courses from the private sector and from other Federal agencies has increased beyond the capabilities of the OSHA Training Institute. In order to address this increased demand for its courses, the OSHA Training Institute has established OSHA Training Institute Education Centers.

    2. The OSHA Training Institute Education Centers are nonprofit organizations that were selected after competitions for participation in the program. There are currently 12 OSHA Training Institute Education Centers.

    3. There are currently 12 courses available from the education centers.

    4. The OSHA Training Institute Education Centers are available to conduct courses at sites other than their campuses.

    5. Students shall contact the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers directly for information including registration procedures, the availability of continuing education credits, and course location.

    6. Fiscal Year 2000 schedules for the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers are included in Appendix B.

15. Using the Appendices.
    1. Appendix A -- Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute Schedule of Courses. Appendix A contains the following information for each Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute course: number, title, description, length, dates, prerequisites, location, private sector tuition, CEU's, CM's, the OSHA Training Institute Branch responsible for the course and, if applicable, personal protective equipment required. Courses are listed sequentially by course number.

    2. Appendix B -- Fiscal Year 2000 OSHA Training Institute Education Centers Course Schedules. Appendix B contains the course schedule, tuition, mailing address, and the toll-free telephone number for each of the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers.

#100  INITIAL COMPLIANCE COURSE

This course introduces compliance personnel to the provisions of the OSH Act. Participants are provided with an orientation to OSHA regulations, the current field manual, the Technical Manual, hazard recognition and control, and the evaluation of the fundamental safety and health program elements. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Section VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU'S.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch/Safety Branch.

#101  SAFETY HAZARD RECOGNITION FOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS

This introductory course to safety hazards and standards for industrial hygienists features hazard recognition related to common industrial processes and the criteria for citation or referral to safety compliance officers. Topics covered include electrical equipment, flammable liquids, compressed gases, welding, machine guarding, walking-working surfaces, materials handling, and construction. The course features a mock worksite inspection and evaluation including identification of hazards. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1200.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's; 8.0 (S) CM's; 58.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#102  BASIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

This course introduces the student to basic accident investigation techniques. Topics include sources of evidence, the interviewing process, investigation management, and the evaluation of safety and health programs. The course also addresses documentation of critical factors in accordance with OSHA policy, directives, and the current field manual. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES:See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#105  INTRODUCTION TO SAFETY STANDARDS FOR SAFETY OFFICERS

This course introduces safety compliance officers to the OSHA general industry standards. Emphasis is placed on recognition of safety hazards and the documentation of apparent violations in accordance with current OSHA policy and procedures. The course features an introduction to direct reading instruments used to measure and support documented violations. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#121  INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOR SAFETY PERSONNEL

This course introduces the student to the general concepts of industrial hygiene. Topics include the recognition of common health hazards such as air contaminants and noise, hazard evaluation through screening and sampling, control methods for health hazards including ventilation and personal protective equipment, and criteria for referral to industrial hygiene personnel. Course features laboratories in the calibration and use of sampling and monitoring instruments. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1200.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's; 58.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#121A   INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOR SAFETY PERSONNEL

This shortened version of #121 introduces the student to the general concepts of industrial hygiene. Topics include the recognition of common health hazards such as air contaminants and noise, hazard evaluation through screening and sampling, and control methods for health hazards including ventilation and personal protective equipment. Course features laboratories in the calibration and use of sampling and monitoring instruments. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#125  INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH STANDARDS FOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS

This course introduces industrial hygiene compliance personnel to health standards contained in OSHA's general industry standards. Topics include the permissible exposure limits, expanded health standards, noise, ergonomics, hazard communication, and control methods such as ventilation and respirators. In addition, hands-on laboratories covering air and noise sampling and utilizing appropriate sections of the OSHA Technical Manual are featured. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#141  INSPECTION TECHNIQUES AND LEGAL ASPECTS

This course introduces the student to the investigative techniques related to OSHA compliance activity and to the formal requirements and processes of the legal system. Topics include interviewing techniques, case file documentation, and expectations of Department of Labor solicitors. Emphasis is placed on communication skills needed in discussions with employers and employees. Students will develop a sample case file based on evidence presented for review in class. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch/Health Branch.

#142  BASIC WHISTLEBLOWER INVESTIGATOR TRAINING COURSE

This course introduces new 11(c) investigators to the OSH Act, regulations, and policies as they relate to discrimination investigations. Section 405 of the Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 and other whistle blower statutes are also covered. Participants are provided with interviewing and report writing techniques. Course features discussions of elements of violations and representative cases. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#143  INTRODUCTION TO OSHA FOR NON-TECHNICAL PERSONNEL

This course is designed for OSHA administrative, clerical, and other staff who would not normally attend occupational safety and health technical courses. It provides an overview of OSHA history, organization, and operations. Topics covered include the OSH Act, the inspection process, and various programs within OSHA. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR ENROLLMENT: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#144  OSHA OVERVIEW FOR NATIONAL OFFICE NON-TECHNICAL PERSONNEL

This course designed for National Office administrative, clerical, and other staff who do not ordinarily attend occupational safety and health technical courses provides an introduction to OSHA field and National Office operations. Topics covered include OSHA history, organization, and operations. Coverage of the OSH Act, the inspection process and various national programs is also provided. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
LOCATION: Washington, D.C.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch

#151  ANALYTICAL LABORATORY ORIENTATION FOR STATE CONSULTANTS

This course introduces the student to the procedures used by the analytical laboratory for sampling, mailing, recording, and analyzing samples. Topics include selection of sampling equipment, packaging and mailing of samples, and recording sampling data. The course is designed to improve communications between field representatives and the laboratory. (1 day)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA safety officers: #121.
LOCATION: Wisconsin Occupational Health Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $144.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 0.5 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#152   EFFECTIVE WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

This course focuses on written reports and correspondence and is intended to improve written communication skills. A review of sample documents assists the student in developing an indepth understanding of how to construct, review, and improve written communications. Topics include readability, mechanical correctness, style, impact, organization, and bottom-line reporting. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#153  STATE PLAN MONITORING

This course assists the student to effectively conduct State plan monitoring activities with an emphasis on continuous monitoring. It provides information on the hierarchy of tools with which to monitor plan States and includes the use of the Integrated Management Information System (IMIS) and State internal evaluations. It reviews the State Plan Policies and Procedures Manual and the State Plan Activities Measures (SPAM's). The course describes the new Interim and Biennial Evaluation Reports and includes workshops on requesting micro-to-host reports, developing an analysis workplan, and conducting State internal evaluations.

PREREQUISITES: None.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#200  CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS

This course for OSHA compliance officers covers the application of 29 CFR 1926 to the construction industry. Topics include coverage of each section of the construction standards, inspection exercises, and citation documentation. Course features a one-day field trip to a construction site. Special emphasis is placed on those topics that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Industrial hygienists: #101.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#200A  CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS

This shortened version of #200 covers OSHA construction standards. It is designed for non-compliance personnel who have responsibility for construction safety and health. Topics include coverage of most sections of the construction standards. Special emphasis is placed on those topics that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#201  HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

This course covers OSHA general industry standards and integrates materials from other consensus and proprietary standards that relate to hazardous materials. Included are flammable and combustible liquids, compressed gases, LP-gas, cryogenic liquids, anhydrous ammonia, and explosives. Related processes such as welding, spraying, and dipping are covered, as well as electrical equipment, ventilation, and fire protection. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.3 CEU's; (IH) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

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#201A  HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

This shortened version of #201 covers OSHA general industry standards and integrates materials from other consensus and proprietary standards that relate to hazardous materials. Included are flammable and combustible liquids, compressed gases, LP-gases, and cryogenic liquids. Related processes such as spraying and dipping are covered, as well as electrical equipment. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (IH) CM's; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#202  ADVANCED ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

This course provides advanced information on accident investigation techniques and methods. Topics include a review of sources of evidence and developing facts, findings, and conclusions. Emphasis is placed on the application of various cause analysis techniques such as change analysis and events, and causal factors charting and analysis. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#203  BASIC ELECTRICAL PRINCIPLES

The course introduces the student to the basic principles of electricity. Topics include Ohm's Law, series and parallel circuits, and adverse effects of electricity on the human body. Electrical hazard recognition, OSHA electrical standards, appropriate inspection procedures, and training in various types of electrical test equipment are also covered. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#204  MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS

This course familiarizes the student with various types of common machinery and the related safety standards. Guidance is provided on the hazards associated with various kinds of machinery and the control of hazardous energy sources (lockout/ tagout). The course presents an approach to machinery inspection that enables participants to recognize hazards and to provide options to achieve abatement. These hazards include mechanical motions and actions created by points of operation and other machinery processes. The course includes an introduction to robotics. Hands-on training in the Training Institute's laboratories and plant tours are important features of this course. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 3.7 CEU's; 6.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#204A  MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS

This shortened version of #204 familiarizes the student with various types of common machinery and the related safety standards. Guidance is provided on the hazards associated with various kinds of machinery and the control of hazardous energy sources (lockout/tagout). The course presents an approach to machinery inspection that enables participants to recognize hazards and to provide options to achieve abatement. These hazards include mechanical motions and actions created by points of operation and other machinery processes. Also included is hands-on training in the laboratories. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (S) CM's; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#205  CRANES AND RIGGING SAFETY FOR CONSTRUCTION

This course introduces the student to the various types of mobile cranes used in construction operations. Students are provided with basic information concerning crane operations, crane inspection and maintenance, rigging inspection, reading load charts, and corresponding OSHA and consensus standards. Exercises in applying OSHA and ANSI standards, reading load charts and rigging tables, and preventing accidents are conducted. The course features a field trip to gain expertise in inspecting mobile cranes. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and clothing appropriate for field exercise in muddy conditions.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#206  MARITIME STANDARDS

This course introduces maritime operations and standards, including the jurisdictional considerations of enforcement. The longshoring segment covers vessel and equipment nomenclature and the application of the longshoring and marine terminal standards. The shipyard segment covers vessel building, repair and breaking, and the application of shipyard standards. Commercial diving and marine construction are also covered. Course highlights include field exercises at a working vessel or landship for longshoring orientation and at an operating shipyard for shipyard orientation. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Hard hats, safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1200.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#207  FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY

This course introduces the student to the recognition of potential fire hazards and emergency procedures. Topics include the chemistry of fire, types and effectiveness of extinguishing agents, means of egress, detection and alarm systems, fire brigades, fire prevention plans, and the Life Safety Code (NFPA 101). 29 CFR 1910, Subparts E and L, and referenced NFPA codes provide the basis for the course. Hands-on training is emphasized as students study and use various types of fire protection equipment. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.3 CEU's; (S) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* Being applied for.

#207A  FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY

This shortened version of #207 introduces the student to the recognition of potential fire hazards and emergency procedures. Topics include the chemistry of fire, types and effectiveness of extinguishing agents, means of egress, detection and alarm systems, fire brigades, fire prevention plans, and the Life Safety Code (NFPA 101). 29 CFR 1910, Subparts E and L, and referenced NFPA codes provide the basis for the course. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; (S) CM's*; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* Being applied for.

#208  CRANES AND MATERIALS HANDLING FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY

This course introduces various types of overhead cranes, hoists, and powered industrial trucks used in general industry. Students are provided with basic information concerning overhead and gantry cranes, wire rope, slings, and crane inspection and maintenance procedures. Operation and maintenance of powered industrial trucks is also covered. Appropriate OSHA and ANSI standards and related requirements are discussed. The course features a one-day inspection of overhead cranes and hoists. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#209  CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION PROCEDURES AND POLICY

This course designed for OSHA compliance personnel covers policies and procedures during a construction inspection. Citation documentation of 29 CFR 1926 violations and other hazards in the construction industry are covered. Topics include opening and closing conferences, inspection strategy, inspection exercises, and citation documentation. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #200.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#220  INDUSTRIAL NOISE

This course addresses occupational noise -- its nature, hazards, evaluation, and control. Topics include physics of sound, effects of noise, occupational noise standards, noise instrumentation and measurement, frequency analysis, noise control techniques, hearing conservation, audiology, and current OSHA noise compliance policy and inspection procedures. Course highlights include laboratory exercises/workshops on instrument calibration and use, frequency analysis, impulse/impact noise measurement, and noise dosimetry. Some topics in this course involve the use of basic algebra and logarithms. Students are required to bring a scientific calculator to this course. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 3.7 CEU's; 6.0 (IH) CM's; 44.4 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#221  PRINCIPLES OF INDUSTRIAL VENTILATION

This course covers the principles of industrial ventilation as a means of controlling hazardous air contaminants. Topics include the classification of ventilation systems, fundamentals of air flow, make-up air, fans, ventilation system surveys, and OSHA policy and standards. Course highlights include laboratories utilizing the Institute's simulated industrial ventilation system. Course is calculation intensive and requires a basic knowledge of algebra. Students are required to bring a scientific calculator to this course. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 3.7 CEU's; 6.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#222  RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

This course covers the requirements for the establishment, maintenance, and monitoring of a respirator program. Topics include terminology, OSHA standards, NIOSH certification, and medical evaluation recommendations. Course features laboratories on self-contained breathing apparatus, respirator fit testing, and supplied-air respirator systems. Workshops are used to supplement classroom discussions of respirator selection and inspection procedures. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $912.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 3.7 CEU's; 6.0 (IH) CM's; 44.4 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#222A  RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

This shortened version of #222 covers the requirements for the establishment, maintenance, and monitoring of a respirator program. Topics include terminology, OSHA standards, NIOSH certification, and medical evaluation recommendations. Course highlights include laboratories on respirator selection, qualitative fit testing, and the use of a large array of respiratory and support equipment for hands-on training. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; (IH) CM's*; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

* Being applied for.
**See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center Schedules.

#223  INDUSTRIAL TOXICOLOGY

This course covers the principles of toxicology as they apply to industrial processes. Topics include an update of recent toxicological data related to OSHA standards, biological monitoring, biotransformation, an update on current methods of toxicological testing, and chemical hazards encountered in the industrial environment with emphasis on new toxicological information in support of hazard recognition. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#224  LABORATORY SAFETY AND HEALTH

This course introduces the student to the hazards associated with laboratories and the control of these hazards. Topics include laboratory safety codes and standards, radiation hazards, biohazards, flammable and electrical hazards, incompatible chemicals, and health effects of chemicals. Course includes a discussion of OSHA's laboratory standard and the chemical hygiene plan concept, an evaluation of laboratory hoods, and a discussion of safety and health hazards in selected laboratory operations. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121. Industrial hygienists: #101.
LOCATION: Salt Lake City Technical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#225  PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED            MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS

This course covers the use of ergonomic principles to prevent musculoskeletal disorders. Topics include work physiology, anthropometry, musculoskeletal disorders, video display terminals, and risk factors such as vibration, temperature, material handling, repetition, and lifting and transfers in health care. Course features industrial case studies covering analysis and design of work stations and equipment, laboratory sessions in manual lifting, and coverage of current OSHA compliance policies. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

*DATES: 04/25/00 - 04/28/00

*See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#226  PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

This course is designed to enable students to recognize, evaluate, prevent, and abate safety and health hazards associated with confined space entry. The course focuses on the specific requirements of 29 CFR 1910.146 (a) through (k). Each paragraph of the standard is discussed with references to the OSHA directive, letters of interpretation, and preamble rationale. Technical topics include the recognition of confined space hazards, basic information about instrumentation used to evaluate atmospheric hazards, and general permit space ventilation techniques. Course features workshops on permit entry classification and program evaluation. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: Participants must have completed either #222 or #222A or have equivalent knowledge.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#228  RECOGNITION, EVALUATION AND CONTROL OF IONIZING RADIATION

This course introduces the student to fundamental principles of ionizing radiation. Topics include explanations of terminology, health effects, the OSHA ionizing radiation standard and other applicable standards, industrial sources, proper usage of radiation instruments, and control methods. Course features hands-on exercises using radiation instrumentation to identify unknown sources and to demonstrate shielding properties. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed college level physics or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#233  INDOOR AIR QUALITY

This course assists health and safety professionals in evaluating indoor air quality. Focus is placed on the nature and causes of indoor air problems in office building environments as well as on investigative approaches and solutions. Topics covered include current air quality and ventilation standards, HVAC system design and operation, survey instrumentation and measurements, control techniques, sources of available help, and special issues such as bioaerosols and radon. Students are required to bring a scientific calculator to this course. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#234  BIOHAZARDS

This course assists health and safety professionals the recognition, evaluation, and control of biological hazards during occupational exposure. Focus is placed on work practices, personal protective equipment, control techniques, recognized pathogens, and current applicable OSHA standards. Course includes discussions of the bloodborne pathogens standard, TB, compliance policy, and inspection techniques. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

DATES:

01/11/00 - 01/14/00

#235  EXPANDED HEALTH STANDARDS

This course is designed to assist OSHA compliance personnel with information on risk assessment and compliance programs for expanded health standards. This course includes coverage of medical surveillance/toxicology, policy and standard setting practice, industry practice, and workplace evaluation. Course features include practices in reviewing programs, and analytical methods. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121.
LOCATION: Salt Lake City Technical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's.; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#236  HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) SYSTEMS COURSE

This course is designed to provide information on different types of HVAC systems and components, related standards and codes, methods of ventilation measurements, maintenance considerations, system evaluation and troubleshooting, reading plans and specifications, and OSHA compliance issues. Course highlights include performing ventilation calculations and measurements and reviewing construction documents. Students are required to bring a scientific calculator to this course. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. Safety personnel: #121.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch

This course focuses on assessing safety and health programs, emphasizing techniques to evaluate the thoroughness of the programs and the effectiveness of their implementation. The application of the OSHA Safety and Health Program Guidelines is supplemented by OSHA policy, related directives, and the current field manual. Course highlights include applying the evaluation and analysis techniques to actual program elements. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* Being applied for.

#300  SAFETY AND HEALTH FOR OIL AND GAS WELL OPERATIONS

This course focuses on the safety and health aspects of on- and off-shore oil and gas well operations. It includes terminology, processes, equipment and materials, and special hazards. The course features operations of a drilling rig and a workover rig. Participants observe oil drilling equipment and operations such as making up and breaking out pipe drilling joints, throwing the spinning chain, placing and removing drilling pipe, and working from the derrick. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101.
LOCATION: Texas A & M University, Abilene, Texas.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#301  EXCAVATION, TRENCHING AND SOIL MECHANICS

This course focuses on OSHA standards and on the safety aspects of excavation and trenching. Students are introduced to practical soil mechanics and its relationship to the stability of shored and unshored slopes and walls of excavations. Various types of shoring (wood timbers and hydraulic) are covered. Testing methods are demonstrated and a one-half-day field exercise is conducted, allowing students to use instruments such as penetrometers, torvane shears, and engineering rods. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #200, #510, or have equivalent construction training or experience. Industrial hygienists may substitute #101 for #200.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety shoes and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#302  TUNNELING AND UNDERGROUND OPERATIONS

This course focuses on the safety and health aspects of underground operations and the related OSHA standards. The student is introduced to basic tunneling operations, from sinking the initial shaft to completion of the project. Topics include inspection procedures, drill and blast methods, boring machines, and environmental controls including air quality and ventilation. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #200, #510, or have equivalent construction training or experience. Industrial hygienists may substitute #101 for #200.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.8 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#303  CONCRETE, FORMS AND SHORING

This course introduces the student to principles of forms and shoring and the quality of concrete, hot and cold weather placing practices, and inspection procedures. Topics include relevant OSHA standards, curing of concrete, form removal, and ASTM standards on sampling concrete. The session includes laboratories on making concrete, testing hardened concrete, reinforced concrete, pre- and post-stressing of concrete, lift-slab construction, and reading concrete construction blueprints and shoring plans. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #200, #510, or have equivalent construction training or experience. Industrial hygienists may substitute #101 for #200.
LOCATION: Carol Stream, Illinois.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for mixing and handling concrete.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#304  POWER PRESS GUARDING

This course focuses on the specific requirements of 29 CFR 1910.217, Mechanical Power Presses. Part revolution and full revolution clutch mechanisms are discussed in detail, with related hazards and guarding methods. Students operate presses in the Training Institute laboratory, determine appropriate safeguards, and analyze press operations. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #204 or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#305  OSHA TECHNICAL UPDATE -- SAFETY

This course provides experienced CSHO's with current technical information about significant topics in the safety field. Topics include new safety standards, national directives, recent developments in the field of occupational safety, and up-to-date abatement methods. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: All participants should have two years of OSHA experience or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

DATES: 06/27/00 - 06/30/00

#306  SAFETY AND HEALTH FOR GRAIN HANDLING OPERATIONS

This course covers the safety and health aspects of the grain handling industry including terminology, processes, equipment, and mechanical/electrical safeguards. A working model of a bucket elevator leg is used to demonstrate various safety devices, such as heat detectors, motion sensors, belt alignment, and tramp metal collectors. Working models of a grain dryer and dust collector are used to provide hands-on training and show proper operating procedures. Also covered are the health hazards common to grain handling such as dusts, pesticides, and fumigants. Course materials include case histories and a review of OSHA enforcement procedures. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants should have one year of OSHA experience or the equivalent. OSHA safety personnel must have completed #121 and OSHA industrial hygienists must have completed #101.
LOCATION: Manhattan, Kansas.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#307  SAFETY AND HEALTH IN SAWMILLS AND LOGGING OPERATIONS

This course introduces the basic components of sawmill operations, from log handling to finished products. Hazards, proper controls, and related OSHA standards are discussed for each operation. Topics such as materials handling, electrical hazards, machine guarding, and health hazards are covered. Course features a field exercise at an operating sawmill. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants should have two years of OSHA experience or the equivalent.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Hard hats, safety glasses, safety shoes, hearing protection, and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1200.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#308 PRINCIPLES OF SCAFFOLDING

This course focuses on the safety aspects of scaffolding and current OSHA requirements. The student is introduced to the basics of scaffolding operations from installation to dismantling. Topics include supported and suspended scaffolds, aerial lifts, and the interpretation of related standards. Installation and dismantling methods are demonstrated and a one-day field exercise is conducted. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #200, #510, or have equivalent construction training or experience. Industrial hygienists may substitute #101 for #200.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety shoes and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#309  ELECTRICAL STANDARDS

This course is designed to provide the student with an indepth study of OSHA's electrical standards and the hazards associated with electrical installations and equipment. Topics include single- and three-phase systems, cord- and plug-connected and fixed equipment, grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters, hazardous locations, and safety-related work practices. The hazards of power generation, transmission, and distribution systems are also covered. Emphasis is placed on electrical hazard recognition and OSHA inspection procedures. Hands-on training is provided using various types of electrical test equipment. A field exercise at a worksite is also included in the course. (9 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #203 or have equivalent training or experience.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1200.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.9 CEU's; 8.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#309A  ELECTRICAL STANDARDS

This shortened version of #309 is designed to provide the student with a survey of OSHA's electrical standards and the hazards associated with electrical installations and equipment. Topics include single- and three-phase systems, cord- and plug-connected and fixed equipment, grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters, hazardous locations, and safety-related work practices. Emphasis is placed on electrical hazard recognition and OSHA inspection procedures. Hands-on training is provided using various types of electrical test equipment. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #203 or have equivalent training or experience.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#310  APPLIED SPRAY FINISHING AND COATING PRINCIPLES

This course focuses on the hazards associated with spray finishing and coating operations. Topics include a review of industrial processes and related equipment and materials. Applicable OSHA requirements, NFPA standards, engineering controls, work practices, and personal protective equipment are also covered. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants should have one year of OSHA experience or the equivalent. OSHA safety personnel must have completed #121 and OSHA industrial hygienists must have completed #101.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#311  FALL ARREST SYSTEMS

This course provides an overview of state-of-the-art technology for fall protection and current OSHA requirements. Topics covered include the principles of fall protection, the components of fall arrest systems, the limitations of fall arrest equipment, and OSHA policies regarding fall protection. Course features a one-day field exercise demonstrating fall protection equipment. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #200, #510, or have equivalent construction training or experience. Industrial hygienists may substitute #101 for #200.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety shoes and appropriate clothing for field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#312  HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE INSPECTION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR THE
           CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

This course is designed to increase the student's knowledge of hazardous waste site operations, emergency response procedures, safety and health hazards, and enforcement issues for the construction industry. Topics include the OSHA hazardous waste site and emergency response standard; site operations such as oil removal and handling; decontamination of heavy equipment; drilling; tank and drum removal; Superfund, RCRA, and SARA requirements; personal protective equipment; and construction strategies. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed either #200, #510, or the equivalent and #222.
LOCATION: Beckley, West Virginia.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's; (IH) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

* Being applied for.

#313  SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE CHEMICAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES FOR
           CONSTRUCTION

This course focuses on the recognition, evaluation, and control of safety and health hazards in the chemical industry for construction related operations. Topics include hazards of confined space, crane safety, scaffolding, electrical safety and classified locations, fall protection and use of suspended personal platforms, excavation and trenching, chemical permit procedures, personal protective equipment, lock-out/tag-out, emergency action and fire prevention plans, respiratory protection, occupational noise, hazard communication, and applicable sections of 29 CFR 1926.64 for construction. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101. Participants should have one year's experience or equivalent in chemical plants.
LOCATION: Beckley, West Virginia.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's; 3.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#322  APPLIED WELDING PRINCIPLES

This course is designed to increase the student's knowledge of the processes and hazards associated with welding operations. Topics include the various types of welding processes such as oxy-acetylene, TIG, and open arc; proper use of each process; personal protective equipment; safety and health hazard recognition and control; and OSHA requirements for general industry and construction. Course features demonstrations and hands-on exercises using various types of welding equipment and a one-half day field exercise. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety glasses, safety shoes, and appropriate clothing for the field exercise.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#323  OSHA TECHNICAL UPDATE -- HEALTH

This course provides experienced CSHO's with current technical information about significant topics in the health field. Topics include new health standards; national directives; and recent developments in areas such as toxicology, noise, ergonomics, respiratory protection, industrial hygiene instrumentation, and hazard abatement methods. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants should have two years of OSHA experience or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#325  ERGONOMIC COMPLIANCE

This course instructs OSHA compliance staff on ergonomics case development. Topics include statistics, recordkeeping issues, the evaluation of ergonomic programs legal aspects, pathophysiology, medical access orders, videotaping strategies, and methods of ergonomic analysis and abatement. Interactive presentation of ergonomic cases will be used to provide applied instruction on how to triage investigations. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; CM's*; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

*Being applied for.

#326  HEALTH HAZARDS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY FOR SAFETY PERSONNEL

This course focuses on the recognition and evaluation of health hazards in the construction industry. Topics include health hazards associated with abrasive blasting, asbestos, confined spaces, demolition, painting, roofing, silica, lead, and welding. Participants will be instructed in the recognition of potential hazards, proper evaluation methods, applicable standards, and procedures for referring health hazards to industrial hygienists to complete the inspection/citation process. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #121 and #200 or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

#328  INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE CHEMISTRY

This course focuses on the laboratory analysis of workplace contaminants. Techniques, methods, and procedures used for analyzing industrial hygiene samples are discussed. Topics include microscopy, spectroscopy, chromatography, x-ray analysis, mass spectrometry, methods development, and quality control. Course highlights include hands-on training using laboratory instrumentation and a tour of the Salt Lake City Technical Center. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES:  See Paragraph VIII.A.

	(1)	All participants should have a basic understanding of inorganic and organic chemistry.
	(2)	In addition, safety personnel must have completed #121.

LOCATION: Salt Lake City Technical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; 3.0 (IH) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

DATES: To be scheduled in FY 2001.

#330  SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE CHEMICAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

This course focuses on the recognition, evaluation, and control of safety and health hazards in the chemical industry. Topics include an overview of 29 CFR 1910.119, the hazards and control measures required for chemical processes, equipment, and materials commonly found in the chemical processing industries. Students participate in exercises on reading process and instrumentation diagrams, control room ventilation, and process separation for safety. A field trip to a chemical process facility is included. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. OSHA safety personnel: #121. OSHA industrial hygienists: #101. All participants should have two years of OSHA experience or the equivalent. Students must be devoid of facial hair in order to wear the respirator that is required for participation in the chemical plant field trip.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.3 CEU's; (IH) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

*Being applied for.

#330A  SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE CHEMICAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

This shortened version of #330 provides the student with a survey of 29 CFR 1910.119, Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals. Topics include an overview of processes, equipment, and materials commonly found in the chemical processing industries; safety and health hazard recognition; and effective hazard control techniques. Course includes an overview of the Process Safety Management standard and OSHA compliance policies. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (IH) CM's; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#332  OSHA OVERVIEW FOR PHYSICIANS

This course is designed for contract and consulting physicians and primary care physicians. Topics include OSHA recordkeeping requirements, access to employee medical records, hazard communication, exposure to pathogens, TB guidelines, laboratory hazards, expanded health standards, and hearing conservation. Course features a tour of the Institute's laboratories and demonstrations of industrial equipment to assist physicians with surveys and issues relevant to occupational health in the workplace. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: Participants must be licensed physicians.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

#333  OSHA OVERVIEW FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES

This course provides an overview of OSHA and its regulations and guidelines for occupational health nurses. Topics include an introduction to OSHA, the inspection process, tools and terminology of industrial hygiene, recordkeeping and access to employer exposure and medical records, exposure to pathogens, and the role of the occupational health nurse in promoting occupational safety and health. Course features a simulated OSHA inspection and discussion of a comprehensive safety and health plan. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: Participants must be occupational health nurses.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's; 20.4 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

To be scheduled as needed.

#335  EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE RELEASES

This course is designed to increase the student's knowledge of emergency response procedures for facilities that must meet the requirements of either 29 CFR 1910.120(q) or 29 CFR 1926.65(q). Topics include a thorough discussion of scope, application, definitions, other related standards; elements of an emergency response plan; training requirements; the incident command system; medical surveillance; and post-emergency response. Workshops address emergency response versus incidental release and program evaluation. (4 days)

PREREQUISITES: See Paragraph VIII.A. All participants must have completed #101 or #121 and #222 or the equivalent.
LOCATION: To be determined.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $480.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.9 CEU's; (IH) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

* Being applied for.

#340  HAZARD ANALYSIS IN THE CHEMICAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

This course is designed to teach OSHA compliance officers the application of 29 CFR 1910.119 to the chemical industry. Topics include coverage of each section of the standard and corresponding practical exercises. Advanced compliance issues such as relief valve sizing, inspection strategy, nondestructive testing, and application of consensus standards and codes are discussed and reviewed. Course features a one-day field trip to a nondestructive testing laboratory. (7 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #330. All participants should have chemical plant experience or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 4.3 CEU's; (IH) CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* Being applied for.

#342  CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION TRAINING PROGRAM

This course is designed for experienced OSHA compliance officers and 11(c) investigators. The course introduces the students to the concepts and principles of criminal law. Topics covered include the elements of a criminal violation, crime scene investigation, collection and preservation of evidence, and interviewing techniques. Course highlights include videotaping and critiquing interview styles, and investigating staged accidents. (14 days)

PREREQUISITES: Senior level CSHO's must be nominated by their Area Office. Enrollments must be made by the Regional Office.
LOCATION: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynco, Georgia.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: CEU's - To be determined.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#400  SAFETY UPDATE FOR OSHA MANAGERS

This course for Federal and State OSHA managers and supervisors provides current technical information about significant safety topics as well as a forum for the exchange of safety-related information among supervisory personnel. Topics include new safety standards, national directives, and recent developments in occupational safety and health. Course features discussions by National Office managers of policy and procedure changes that impact field operations. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

DATES: 09/12/00 - 09/15/00

*Being applied for.

#420  HEALTH UPDATE FOR OSHA MANAGERS

This course for Federal and State OSHA managers and supervisors provides current technical information on significant topics in the health area as well as a forum for the exchange of health-related information among supervisory personnel. Topics include new health standards; national directives; and recent developments in areas such as toxicology, noise, ergonomics, respiratory protection, industrial hygiene instrumentation, and hazard abatement methods. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: No private sector enrollment.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; CM's*.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

* Being applied for.

#500  TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
           STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

This course is designed for personnel in the private sector interested in teaching the 10- and 30-hour construction safety and health outreach program to their employees and other interested groups. Special emphasis is placed on those topics that are required in the 10- and 30-hour programs as well as on those that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Course participants are briefed on effective instructional approaches and the effective use of visual aids and handouts. This course allows the student to become a trainer in the Outreach Program and to conduct both a 10- and 30-hour construction safety and health course and to issue cards to participants verifying course completion. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #510 or equivalent and five years of construction safety experience.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center Schedules.

#501  TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR
           GENERAL INDUSTRY

This course designed for private sector personnel presents detailed information on how the provisions of the OSH Act may be implemented in the workplace. Rights and responsibilities under the OSH Act, the appeals process, and recordkeeping are covered. The course also includes an introduction to OSHA's general industry standards and an overview of the requirements of the more frequently referenced standards. This course allows the student to become a trainer in the Outreach Program and to conduct both a 10- and 30-hour general industry course and issue cards to participants verifying course completion. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 4.0 (S) CM's; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#502  UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS

This course is designed for personnel in the private sector who have completed #500 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry and who are active trainers in the outreach program. It provides an update on such topics as OSHA construction standards, policies, and regulations. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #500.
LOCATION: OSHA Training Institute.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#503  UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS

This course is designed for private sector personnel who have completed course #501 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry and who are active trainers in the outreach program. It provides an update on OSHA general industry standards and OSHA policies. (3 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #501.
LOCATION: OSHA Training Institute.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $432.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 1.7 CEU's; 22.8 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#510 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
          INDUSTRY

This course for private sector personnel covers OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as construction safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of the OSHA construction standards. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful course completion, the student will receive an OSHA construction safety and health 30-hour course completion card. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
LOCATION: OSHA Training Institute.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's; 30.0 contact hours.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Construction Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#521  OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE

This course for private sector personnel covers industrial hygiene practices and related OSHA regulations and procedures. Topics include permissible exposure limits, OSHA health standards, respiratory protection, engineering controls, hazard communication, OSHA sampling procedures and strategy, workplace health program elements, and other industrial hygiene topics. Course highlights include workshops in health hazard recognition, OSHA health standards, and a safety and health program workshop. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: Course #501 or the equivalent.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $624.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.5 CEU's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Health Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#600  COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES

This course introduces Federal agency collateral duty (part-time) safety and health personnel to the OSH Act, Executive Order 12196, 29 CFR 1960, and 29 CFR 1910. It enables them to recognize basic safety and health hazards in their own workplaces and to effectively assist agency safety and health officers in their inspection and abatement efforts. The course features a mock inspection of a government facility. (5 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $552.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2.2 CEU's; 4.0 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

* See Appendix B for OSHA Training Institute Education Center schedules.

#601  OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES

This course is designed for full-time Federal agency safety and health officers or supervisors assigned responsibilities under Executive Order 12196 and 29 CFR 1960. The course provides an overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, Federal agency responsibilities with respect to OSHA, and workplace inspection techniques. Participants are given instruction in various OSHA standards. Actual or simulated workplace inspections are included. Course features a mock inspection and use of laboratory equipment. (10 days)

PREREQUISITES: None.
PRIVATE SECTOR TUITION: $1272.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 5.2 CEU's; 8.5 (S) CM's.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Chief, Safety Branch.

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($675)

10/25/99 - 10/28/99(L)

03/06/00 - 03/09/00(F)

06/05/00 - 06/08/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($675)

04/10/00 - 04/13/00(L)

07/31/00 - 08/03/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($675)

02/28/00 - 03/02/00

09/18/00 - 09/21/00(L)

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($575)

11/16/99 - 11/18/99

04/17/00 - 04/19/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($575)

	11/16/99 - 11/18/99(F)	01/11/00 - 01/13/00	03/21/00 - 03/23/00(F)
	09/26/00 - 09/28/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($675)

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($675)

	10/18/99 - 10/21/99(F)	12/06/99 - 12/09/99(L)	01/10/00 - 01/13/00
	02/21/00 - 02/24/00(F)	03/06/00 - 03/09/00	09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($675)

	10/11/99 - 10/14/99	01/31/00 - 02/03/00(L)	03/13/00 - 03/16/00
	04/10/00 - 04/13/00(F)	05/15/00 - 05/18/00(L)	07/17/00 - 07/20/00
	08/14/00 - 08/17/00(F)	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($475)

	10/05/99 - 10/07/99	03/14/00 - 03/16/00	05/09/00 - 05/11/00(F)
	09/18/00 - 09/20/00(L)

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($475)

	12/01/99 - 12/03/99	04/04/00 - 04/06/00	06/20/00 - 06/22/00(F)
	09/11/00 - 09/13/00(L)

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($675)

11/08/99 - 11/11/99(L)

02/07/00 - 02/10/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($675)

02/21/00 - 02/24/00

05/15/00 - 05/18/00(F)

07/10/00 - 07/13/00(L)

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($675)

02/28/00 - 03/02/00

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($675)

08/28/00 - 09/01/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($675)

02/21/00 - 02/25/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($675)

04/25/00 - 04/27/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($625)

02/15/00 - 02/18/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($675)

06/13/00 - 06/16/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($675)

06/05/00 - 06/09/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($675)

	10/25/99 - 10/29/99	12/06/99 - 12/10/99(M)	01/24/00 - 01/28/00(O)
	04/17/00 - 04/21/00	05/22/00 - 05/26/00(CH)	07/10/00 - 07/14/00(CL)
	08/14/00 - 08/18/00(N)	09/11/00 - 09/15/00(J)

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($675)

	10/11/99 - 10/15/99(CH)	11/08/99 - 11/12/99	12/06/99 - 12/10/99(M)
	01/24/00 - 01/28/00(O)	03/06/00 - 03/10/00	04/10/00 - 04/14/00(J)
	05/15/00 - 05/19/00	07/10/00 - 07/14/00(CL)	08/14/00 - 08/18/00(N)
	09/18/00 - 09/22/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

01/11/00 - 01/13/00

07/25/00 - 07/27/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

11/30/99 - 12/02/99

06/20/00 - 06/22/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($675)

11/01/99 - 11/05/99

04/03/00 - 04/07/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($675)

02/07/00 - 02/11/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($545)

03/20/00 - 03/24/00

(CH) = Charlotte, NC	(CL) = Clearwater, FL	(J) = Jacksonville, FL
(M) = Mobile, AL	(N) = Nashville, TN	(O) = Orlando, FL

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($625)

04/24/00 - 04/27/00(C)

06/20/00 - 06/23/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($625)

09/26/00 - 09/29/00

07/25/00 - 07/28/00(C)

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($625)

02/01/00 - 02/04/00

02/14/00 - 02/17/00(C)

08/07/00 - 08/10/00(C)

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($625)

02/23/00 - 02/25/00

07/24/00 - 07/26/00(C)

08/23/00 - 08/25/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($525)

03/08/00 - 03/10/00

04/26/00 - 04/28/00(C)

08/09/00 - 08/11/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($625)

11/01/99 - 11/04/99(C)

03/28/00 - 03/31/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($625)

01/11/00 - 01/14/00(C)

01/18/00 - 01/21/00

09/12/00 - 09/15/00(C)

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($625)

	12/14/99 - 12/17/99(C)	02/29/00 - 03/03/00	07/25/00 - 07/28/00(C)
	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($525)

10/06/99 - 10/08/99(C)

02/01/00 - 02/03/00

03/01/00 - 03/03/00(C)

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($525)

	10/06/99 - 10/08/99(C)	01/10/00 - 01/12/00(C)	05/10/00 - 05/12/00(C)
	05/15/00 - 05/17/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($625)

11/30/99 - 12/03/99

12/07/99 - 12/10/99(C)

05/30/00 - 06/02/00(C)

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($625)

01/25/00 - 01/28/00

03/14/00 - 03/17/00(C)

(C) = Cincinnati, OH

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($595)

03/06/00 - 03/09/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($595)

10/04/99 - 10/08/99(A)

02/21/00 - 02/25/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($595)

06/12/00 - 06/16/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($595)

04/24/00 - 04/27/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($595)

03/27/00 - 03/30/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($595)

05/22/00 - 05/26/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($595)

	10/04/99 - 10/08/99	10/25/99 - 10/28/99(M)	11/01/99 - 11/05/99(A)
	11/01/99 - 11/05/99	02/28/00 - 03/03/00	05/01/00 - 05/05/00
	07/10/00 - 07/14/00
	09/11/00 - 09/15/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($595)

	09/13/99 - 09/17/99(A)	10/25/99 - 10/29/99(G)	10/18/99 - 10/22/99(B)
	10/18/99 - 10/22/99	11/15/99 - 11/19/99	12/13/99 - 12/17/99
	01/24/00 - 01/28/00	02/21/00 - 02/25/00	03/20/00 - 03/24/00
	04/17/00 - 04/21/00	05/15/00 - 05/19/00	06/19/00 - 06/23/00
	07/17/00 - 07/21/00	08/21/00 - 08/25/00	09/18/00 - 09/22/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($440)

	11/22/99 - 11/24/99	02/07/00 - 02/09/00	05/22/00 - 05/24/00
	09/25/00 - 09/27/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($440)

	11/17/99 - 11/19/99(A)	12/01/99 - 12/03/99	03/13/00 - 03/15/00
	05/08/00 - 05/10/00(G)	06/14/00 - 06/16/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($595)

	10/25/99 - 10/29/99	12/06/99 - 12/10/99	01/10/00 - 01/14/00
	03/27/00 - 03/31/00(G)	04/03/00 - 04/07/00	06/05/00 - 06/09/00
	08/07/00 - 08/11/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($595)

06/26/00 - 06/30/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($595)

04/10/00 - 04/13/00

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($550)

10/11/99 - 10/14/99

06/19/00 - 06/22/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($550)

11/15/99 - 11/18/99

07/17/00 - 07/20/00

03/13/00 - 03/16/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($550)

	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	03/20/00 - 03/23/00	06/12/00 - 06/15/00
	08/14/00 - 08/17/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($550)

	11/29/99 - 12/02/99	02/21/00 - 02/24/00	05/22/00 - 05/25/00
	09/25/00 - 09/28/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($425)

10/04/99 - 10/06/99

02/21/00 - 02/23/00

07/24/00 - 07/26/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($550)

	11/08/99 - 11/11/99	01/18/00 - 01/21/00	05/01/00 - 05/04/00
	08/07/00 - 08/10/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($550)

	10/18/99 - 10/21/99	01/10/00 - 01/13/00	03/20/00 - 03/23/00
	05/08/00 - 05/11/00	07/14/00 - 07/17/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($550)

	11/08/99 - 11/11/99	01/31/00 - 02/03/00	04/17/00 - 04/20/00
	06/12/00 - 06/15/00	08/10/00 - 08/18/00	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($395)

	11/29/99 - 12/01/99	02/07/00 - 02/09/00	04/24/00 - 04/26/00
	07/17/00 - 07/19/00	09/25/00 - 09/27/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($395)

	10/04/99 - 10/06/99	12/13/99 - 12/15/99	02/28/00 - 03/01/00
	05/15/00 - 05/17/00	08/21/00 - 08/23/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($550)

	11/15/99 - 11/18/99	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	04/10/00 - 04/13/00
	06/05/00 - 06/08/00	09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($550)

11/15/99 - 11/18/99

04/24/00 - 04/27/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($550)

12/06/99 - 12/09/99

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($625)

03/13/00 - 03/16/00(SS)

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($625)

03/06/00 - 03/09/00(SS)

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($625)

04/25/00 - 04/28/00(M)

09/25/00 - 09/28/00(SS)

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($625)

02/07/00 - 02/10/00(SS)

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($495)

08/14/00 - 08/16/00(SS)

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($625)

02/08/00 - 02/11/00(M)

05/22/00 - 05/25/00(SS)

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($625)

	10/12/99 - 10/15/99(M)	12/06/99 - 12/09/99(SS)	01/25/00 - 01/28/00(CH)
	02/28/00 - 03/02/00(SS)	03/07/00 - 03/10/00(P)	04/10/00 - 04/13/00(SS)
	05/02/00 - 05/05/00(M)	06/19/00 - 06/22/00(SS)	07/11/00 - 07/14/00(WM)
	09/18/00 - 09/21/00(SS)

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($625)

	10/26/99 - 10/29/99(WM)	11/15/99 - 11/18/99(SS)	12/07/99 - 12/10/99(M)
	01/10/00 - 01/13/00(SS)	03/20/00 - 03/23/00(SS)	03/27/00 - 03/30/00(SC)
	05/23/00 - 05/26/00(CH)	06/13/00 - 06/16/00(VB)	07/17/00 - 07/20/00(SS)
	09/11/00 - 09/14/00(SS)	09/26/00 - 09/29/00(M)

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

	02/14/00 - 02/16/00(SS)	04/05/00 - 04/07/00(M)	06/12/00 - 06/14/00(SS)
	08/09/00 - 08/11/00(M)

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

02/16/00 - 02/18/00(M)

05/15/00 - 05/17/00(SS)

08/28/00 - 08/30/00(SS)

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($625)

	11/08/99 - 11/11/99(SS)	03/21/00 - 03/24/00(M)	05/08/00 - 05/11/00(SS)
	07/10/00 - 07/13/00(SS)

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($625)

04/18/00 - 04/21/00(M)

08/07/00 - 08/10/00(SS)

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($625)

04/17/00 - 04/20/00(SS)

(CH) = Charleston, WV	(M) = Morgantown, WV	(P) = Pittsburgh, PA
(SC) = Charleston, SC	(SS) = Silver Spring, MD	(VB) = Virginia Beach, VA
(WM) = Williamsburg, VA

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($695)

05/08/00 - 05/12/00(I)

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($695)

05/22/00 - 05/26/00(D)

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($549)

02/07/00 - 02/09/00(I)

06/06/00 - 06/08/00(E)

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($549)

05/23/00 - 05/25/00(D)

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($549)

03/07/00 - 03/09/00(H)

08/08/00 - 08/10/00(I)

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($695)

06/05/00 - 06/09/00(I)

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($695)

	10/04/99 - 10/08/99(I)	11/15/99 - 11/19/99(H)	12/13/99 - 12/17/99(H)
	01/17/00 - 01/21/00(H)	03/06/00 - 03/10/00(I)	04/10/00 - 04/14/00(H)
	06/12/00 - 06/16/00(H)	08/21/00 - 08/25/00(H)

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($695)

	10/25/99 - 10/29/99(A)	11/15/99 - 11/19/99(E)	01/24/00 - 01/28/00(I)
	02/14/00 - 02/18/00(I)	03/06/00 - 03/10/00(E)	04/03/00 - 04/07/00(A)
	05/01/00 - 05/05/00(I)	06/19/00 - 06/23/00(I)	07/10/00 - 07/14/00(E)
	09/18/00 - 09/22/00(I)

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($549)

	11/09/99 - 11/11/99(H)	01/11/00 - 01/13/00(I)	03/14/00 - 03/16/00(H)
	05/09/00 - 05/11/00(H)	08/29/00 - 08/31/00(H)

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($549)

10/19/99 - 10/21/99(E)

02/29/00 - 03/02/00(I)

07/18/00 - 07/20/00(I)

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($695)

	10/11/99 - 10/15/99(H)	12/06/99 - 12/10/99(I)	02/28/00 - 03/03/00(H)
	05/15/00 - 05/19/00(H)	07/17/00 - 07/21/00 (H)	09/18/00 - 09/22/00(H)

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($695)

11/01/99 - 11/05/99(HE)

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($695)

04/17/00 - 04/21/00(HE)

(A) = Appleton, WI	(D) = DeKalb, IL	(E) = Elgin, IL
(H) = Hillside, IL	(HE) = Hoffman Estates, IL	(I) = Itasca, IL

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($525)

03/27/00 - 03/30/00

07/24/00 - 07/27/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($525)

	10/18/99 - 10/21/99	01/18/00 - 01/21/00	05/15/00 - 05/18/00
	08/14/00 - 08/17/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($525)

	01/11/00 - 01/14/00	03/27/00 - 03/30/00	05/22/00 - 05/25/00
	07/24/00 - 07/27/00	09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($525)

	11/29/99 - 12/02/99	02/28/00 - 03/02/00	06/26/00 - 06/29/00
	09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($525)

	10/25/99 - 10/28/00	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	05/22/00 - 05/25/00
	08/21/00 - 08/24/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($525)

	11/01/99 - 11/04/99	02/22/00 - 02/25/00	06/19/00 - 06/22/00
	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($525)

	11/08/99 - 11/11/99	01/10/00 - 01/13/00	03/13/00 - 03/16/00
	05/08/00 - 05/11/00	07/31/00 - 08/03/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($525)

	10/04/99 - 10/07/99	11/01/99 - 11/04/99	12/06/99 - 02/09/99
	01/03/00 - 01/06/00	02/07/00 - 02/10/00	03/06/00 - 03/09/00
	04/03/00 - 04/06/00	05/01/00 - 05/04/00	06/05/00 - 06/08/00
	07/10/00 - 07/13/00	08/07/00 - 08/10/00	09/05/00 - 09/08/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($425)

	10/06/99 - 10/08/99	12/15/99 - 12/17/99	02/16/00 - 02/18/00
	04/12/00 - 04/14/00	06/14/00 - 06/16/00	08/30/00 - 09/01/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($425)

	11/10/99 - 11/12/99	01/05/00 - 01/07/00	03/08/00 - 03/10/00
	05/03/00 - 05/05/00	07/12/00 - 07/14/00	09/06/00 - 09/08/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($525)

	10/12/99 - 10/15/99	12/13/99 - 12/16/99	02/14/00 - 02/17/00
	04/10/00 - 04/13/00	06/12/00 - 06/15/00	08/28/00 - 08/31/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($525)

12/20/99 - 12/23/99

03/20/00 - 03/23/00

07/17/00 - 07/20/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($525)

01/31/00 - 02/03/00

04/17/00 - 04/20/00

09/25/00 - 09/28/00

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($575)

09/07/99 - 09/10/99

11/29/99 - 12/02/99

05/01/00 - 05/04/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($575)

02/29/00 - 03/03/00

07/25/00 - 07/28/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($575)

04/25/00 - 04/28/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($575)

	09/22/99 - 09/24/99	01/05/00 - 01/07/00	05/10/00 - 05/12/00
	09/06/00 - 09/08/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($575)

11/22/99 - 11/24/99

03/27/00 - 03/29/00

08/14/00 - 08/16/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($575)

	09/28/99 - 10/01/99	01/18/00 - 01/21/00	05/02/00 - 05/05/00
	08/01/00 - 08/04/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($575)

	09/13/99 - 09/16/99	10/04/99 - 10/07/99	11/01/99 - 11/04/99
	11/29/99 - 12/02/99	01/03/00 - 01/06/00	02/07/00 - 02/10/00
	03/06/00 - 03/09/00	04/03/00 - 04/06/00	05/08/00 - 05/11/00
	06/05/00 - 06/08/00	07/10/00 - 07/13/00	08/07/00 - 08/10/00
	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($575)

	09/20/99 - 09/23/99	10/11/99 - 10/14/00	11/08/99 - 11/11/99
	12/06/99 - 12/09/99	01/10/00 - 01/13/00	02/14/00 - 02/17/00
	03/13/00 - 03/16/00	04/10/00 - 04/13/00	05/15/00 - 05/18/00
	06/12/00 - 06/15/00	07/17/00 - 07/20/00	08/14/00 - 08/17/00
	09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($475)

	11/15/99 - 11/17/99	02/21/00 - 02/23/00	05/22/00 - 05/24/00
	08/21/00 - 08/23/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($475)

	11/17/99 - 11/19/99	02/23/00 - 02/25/00	05/24/00 - 05/26/00
	08/23/00 - 08/25/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($575)

	10/25/99 - 10/28/99	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	04/24/00 - 04/27/00
	06/26/00 - 06/29/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($575)

01/24/00 - 01/27/00

06/26/00 - 06/29/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($575)

02/01/00 - 02/04/00

08/29/00 - 09/01/00

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($695)

07/10/00 - 07/14/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($695)

11/15/99 - 11/18/99(H)

04/17/00 - 04/20/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($695)

04/17/00 - 04/21/00

07/31/00 - 08/04/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($695)

03/06/00 - 03/08/00

06/12/00 - 06/14/00(SA)

09/06/00 - 09/08/00(H)

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($595)

	11/01/99 - 11/03/99(H)	01/18/00 - 01/20/00	03/06/00 - 03/08/00(H)
	06/19/00 - 06/21/00(SA)	07/17/00 - 07/19/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($695)

10/04/99 - 10/08/99

02/14/00 - 02/18/00(H)

06/12/00 - 06/16/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($695)

	09/27/99 - 10/01/99(CC)	10/04/99 - 10/08/99(SN)	10/25/99 - 10/29/99
	11/08/99 - 11/12/99(H)	12/13/99 - 12/17/99(T)	01/10/00 - 01/14/00(A)
	01/24/00 - 01/28/00	02/07/00 - 02/11/00(H)	03/20/00 - 03/24/00(BR)
	04/10/00 - 04/14/00	04/24/00 - 04/28/00(SF)	05/08/00 - 05/12/00(H)
	05/22/00 - 05/26/00(SA)	06/05/00 - 06/09/00(A)	06/26/00 - 06/30/00(LR)
	07/10/00 - 07/14/00	07/24/00 - 07/28/00(CC)	08/07/00 - 08/11/00(H)
	09/11/00 - 09/15/00(SA)

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($695)

	09/27/99 - 10/01/99(SF)	10/11/99 - 10/15/99(BR)	10/25/99 - 10/29/99
	11/15/99 - 11/19/99(A)	12/13/99 - 12/17/99	01/10/00 - 01/14/00(H)
	01/24/00 - 01/28/00	02/14/00 - 02/18/00(SF)	02/14/00 - 02/18/00(SA)
	02/28/00 - 03/03/00(SA)	03/27/00 - 03/31/00(CC)	04/03/00 - 04/07/00(H)
	04/10/00 - 04/14/00	05/15/00 - 05/19/00(T)	05/22/00 - 05/26/00(A)
	06/05/00 - 06/09/00	06/26/00 - 06/30/00(SA)	07/10/00 - 07/14/00(SN)
	07/24/00 - 07/28/00(H)	08/14/00 - 08/18/00
	08/28/00 - 09/01/00(SA)	09/25/00 - 09/29/00(H)

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($595)

	11/08/99 - 11/10/99(H)	01/10/00 - 01/12/00(A)	01/24/00 - 01/26/00
	05/08/00 - 05/10/00(H)	06/05/00 - 06/07/00(A)	07/10/00 - 07/12/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($595)

	11/15/99 - 11/17/99(A)	01/10/00 - 01/12/00(H)	01/24/00 - 01/26/00
	04/10/00 - 04/12/00	07/24/00 - 07/26/00(H)

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($695)

	10/18/99 - 10/21/99	12/06/99 - 12/09/99	01/31/00 - 02/03/00(H)
	04/03/00 - 04/06/00	04/24/00 - 04/27/00(H)	05/30/00 - 06/02/00(A)
	06/19/00 - 06/22/00(LR)	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($695)

	11/08/99 - 11/11/99	03/20/00 - 03/23/00(A)	06/19/00 - 06/22/00(CC)
	08/21/00 - 08/24/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($695)

12/13/99 - 12/17/99

06/05/00 - 06/09/00

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($595)

08/14/00 - 08/17/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($595)

03/07/00 - 03/10/00

#222A

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ($595)

06/19/00 - 06/22/00

09/25/00 - 09/28/00

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($595)

11/15/99 - 11/18/99

04/24/00 - 04/27/00

08/14/00 - 08/17/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($495)

	11/15/99 - 11/17/99	03/13/00 - 03/15/00	06/12/00 - 06/14/00
	08/21/00 - 08/23/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($595)

01/31/00 - 02/03/00

09/18/00 - 09/21/00

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($595)

	12/06/99 - 12/09/99	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	02/07/00 - 02/10/00(LV)
	03/06/00 - 03/09/00(SF)	03/20/00 - 03/23/00	04/24/00 - 04/27/00(LA)
	06/26/00 - 06/29/00	07/10/00 - 07/13/00(P)	07/31/00 - 08/03/00
	09/18/00 - 09/21/00(LV)	09/25/00 - 09/28/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($595)

	11/01/99 - 11/04/99	12/06/99 - 12/09/99	01/10/00 - 01/13/00
	02/07/00 - 02/10/00(LV)	02/28/00 - 03/02/00	03/06/00 - 03/09/00(SF)
	04/10/00 - 04/13/00	04/24/00 - 04/27/00(LA)	06/19/00 - 06/22/00
	07/10/00 - 07/13/00(P)	07/24/00 - 07/27/00	09/11/00 - 09/14/00
	09/18/00 - 09/21/00(LV)

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

10/06/99 - 10/08/99

11/01/99 - 11/03/99(P)

05/15/00 - 05/17/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($495)

10/11/99 - 10/13/99

12/06/99 - 12/08/99 (P)

02/07/00 - 02/10/00

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($595)

	11/01/99 - 11/04/99	02/28/00 - 03/02/00	06/12/00 - 06/15/00
	09/11/00 - 09/14/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($595)

09/27/99 - 09/30/99

02/07/00 - 02/10/00

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($525)

	10/25/99 - 10/28/99	03/06/00 - 03/09/00	05/15/00 - 05/18/00
	08/21/00 - 08/24/00	06/19/00 - 06/22/00(SF)

#201A

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ($540)

04/24/00 - 04/27/00

#204A

MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDS ($540)

03/21/00 - 03/24/00(P)

#225	PRINCIPLES OF ERGONOMICS APPLIED TO WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NERVE DISORDERS ($415)

02/28/00 - 03/01/00

#226	PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ($415)

04/10/00 - 04/12/00

07/24/00 - 07/26/00

#309A

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS ($540)

05/22/00 - 05/25/00(P)

#500	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($540)

	10/25/99 - 10/28/99(R)	01/10/00 - 01/13/00	03/21/00 - 03/24/00(P)
	05/15/00 - 05/18/00

#501	TRAINER COURSE IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY ($540)

	01/24/00 - 01/27/00	03/13/00 - 03/16/00(P)	06/05/00 - 06/08/00
	08/21/00 - 08/24/00(P)

#502	UPDATE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($375)

	10/25/99 - 10/27/99(R)	01/10/00 - 01/12/00	03/21/00 - 03/23/00(P)
	05/15/00 - 05/17/00

#503	UPDATE FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINERS ($375)

	01/24/00 - 01/26/00	03/13/00 - 03/15/00(P)	06/05/00 - 06/07/00
	08/21/00 - 08/23/00(P)

#510	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ($540)

11/15/99 - 11/18/99(P)

01/03/00 - 01/06/00

05/08/00 - 05/11/00

#521	OSHA GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ($540)

10/11/99 - 10/14/99

06/19/00 - 06/22/00(P)

#600	COLLATERAL DUTY COURSE FOR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES ($540)

02/07/00 - 02/10/00

08/07/00 - 08/10/00

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