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60-90
Minute
Spill Kit Deployment
This course is to familiarize employees how
to deploy and react when a spill happens. Covers areas such as sorbent
selection, each configuration in your spill kit and best way to minimize
risk, environmental impact and downtime associated with spill cleanup.
The result is common sense training that develops awareness, confidence
and capability of the employees who will be on the scene of a hazardous
materials spill.
8
Hour certified Spill Response Training
SPILL RESPONSE TRAINING: SITE SPECIFIC TRAINING PACKAGE - 8 hours
The unique hands-on approach we utilize allows participants to practice
and fine-tune the skills they acquire through the theory portion of the
seminar. The following is the program structure for an eight-hour seminar.
Prior to delivery of the seminar, a pre-training assessment is conducted
on-site which includes reviewing the current spill contingency plan, copies
of spill report assessments, and the description of worst spills on site,
as well as listing all existing response materials in spill kits and all
hazardous materials on site. Information gathered from the pre-training
assessment will be used to determine the structure of the Table Top and
Practical Exercises. This training will certify each participant as "Spill
Responder - Awareness Level" as per NFPA Standard 472 and meets
ISO 14001 EMS compliance for site specific training.
Topics covered:
- Corporate
Environmental Policy Review
- Spill
Definition
- Legislation
- Identification
- Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Response
Procedures (HAZMAT)
- Decontamination
- Response
Tactics
- Review
of Response Plan
- Table
Top Exercise
- Practical
Exercise
Throughout
the entire training process the trainer and participants establish a list
of action items/deficiencies to be addressed. Some typical action items
are; signage, indicating location of spill kits, updating emergency response
plans, and additional training needs (i.e. TDG training) for key personnel.
Spill
Contingency Plan
A generic planner of actions your employees should take in different situations
to minimize the potential for spills.
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