29 CFR 1910.120 (e)

OSHA 24 Hour HAZWOPER

Training in HAZWOPER is mandatory for those working at sites with contamination. The main distinction between the 24 hour and 40 hour HAZWOPER training revolves around the OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs). Those who are unlikely to encounter PELs at or beyond the set limits can opt for the 24 hour training. However, if exposures at a site are anticipated to reach or surpass the PELs, then the comprehensive 40 hour training is necessary.
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29 CFR 1910.120 (e)

OSHA 24 Hour HAZWOPER Info

Course Features
Course Overview
Course Description
CEU's
Certificate
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Course Features

• All access - Mac, PC and mobile devices can access the training
• Professional voiceovers (no robotic voice)
• Hi Res images
• 25 in-depth fully interactive modules
• CEU’s
• Self grading - knowledge checks, quizzes and final exam
• Certificate of Completion - downloadable certificate (8×10) upon course completion
• HAZWOPER course access - 1 year from the date of registration

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Course Overview

OSHA Dedication & Compliance

Central to our operations is an unwavering dedication to OSHA certification and compliance. With deep roots in the health and safety sector, we offer unparalleled expertise. We meticulously sift through vital sources, such as the Code of Federal Regulations, Federal Register, and other pivotal regulatory guidance materials. Using this comprehensive knowledge, we design courses in our distinct modular format, enriched with engaging multimedia components.

Segmented Training Approach

We've designed our modules to provide clear and concise information on specific subjects. Recognizing the intricate nature of hazardous waste training, our approach combines text, cutting-edge visuals, and audio to accentuate key insights. Client reviews highlight that our method of delivery is highly effective in ensuring compliance. Regardless of whether you engage with a single module or the entire course, your progress is continuously saved, allowing a seamless continuation during your next session.

Progress Assessments & Module Quizzes

As you navigate the course, you'll find intermittent knowledge checkpoints. These not only prime you for the module's culminating quiz but also reinforce your understanding. Both these checks and the concluding quizzes are formatted as multiple-choice and come with automatic grading. This offers instant feedback, and the flexibility to review any module or quiz to solidify your understanding remains open.

Certification Test & Completion Certificate

Once you've journeyed through the course, you'll tackle a concise 50-question multiple-choice examination. To pass, a score of 70 percent or more is necessary. The option to retake the exam is always available until a passing score is achieved. Upon successful completion, a professionally designed 8x10 certificate will be instantly accessible for download.
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Course Description

OSHA mandates specific training for employees who might encounter hazardous waste materials in their work. Various Hazardous Waste and Operations Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) training options exist, and the HAZWOPER 24 is a 24 hour course tailored for those working at sites identified as HAZWOPER under the OSHA rule 29 CFR 1910.120. This training caters to workers who may not face daily risks, but there's a potential for exposure to chemical hazards.

This 24 hour HAZWOPER training can be completed online. However, regardless of the training format (online or in-person), employers must instruct employees on how to operate any relevant equipment based on performance standards. Such site-specific instructions, especially concerning the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) like respirators, often can't be addressed in general seminars or classes open to the public.

For professionals involved in hazardous substance cleanups who might be exposed to these materials, a minimum of 24 hours of off-site instruction is required. Additionally, they need at least one day of on-site field experience under the guidance of an experienced and trained supervisor.

It's worth noting that states with plans approved by U.S. OSHA need to maintain standards that match or exceed federal HAZWOPER training stipulations. Some of these states might even impose extra training requirements.
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CEU's

This course meets the eligibility for 2.4 Continuance of Certification (COC) points awarded by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP).
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Certificate

Upon acing the final exam, you can instantly download your OSHA HAZWOPER certificate. For your convenience, a copy is also saved in our database, ensuring you can access additional copies whenever necessary. This course meets all OSHA certification criteria.

Course Lessons

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