NUTS AND BOLTS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE – 8 HRS
SAFETY MANAGEMENT DURING EMERGENCY
OPERATIONS – 8 HRS
During emergency operations the opportunities for severe hazards
increase. If safe behaviors and conditions don’t already exist within a
safety culture, injuries and operational losses can occur when danger
and time constraints increase. This course defines safety culture
development and its benefits. It also covers management structures,
such as the Incident Command System, and how they relate to
workplace safety. This course is a must-have for both safety professionals
and emergency managers.
Cost:
In district: FREE
SYN: 2824 OSHT-1071-112CL
08:00AM-05:00PM
Out of district: FREE
07/22/16
F
GCSI 112
C Worden
ELECTRICAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING SAFE
WORKPLACES – 8 HRS
This course trains individuals on electrical safety work practices and
mandated requirements under OSHA 1910.331 through 1910.335. The
class will reference the NFPA 70E standards. Topics include employer and
employee responsibilities, OSHA penalties and noncompliance, how to
identify electrical hazards, lock out/tag out procedures, GFCIs, insulation
and grounding, understanding arc flash labels, selection and care of
personal protective equipment, and safety and health culture.
Cost:
In district: FREE
SYN: 2827 OSHT-1071-114CL
08:00AM-05:00PM
Out of district: FREE
08/05/16
F
GCSI 112
COM Faculty
By definition, industrial hygiene is the art and science of the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, communication and control of hazards in
the workplace that may result in injury or illness. In practice, industrial
hygiene is how we measure whether or not people might get sick or
hurt at their jobs. This class will cover the fundamentals of industrial
hygiene and how to determine what an industrial hygiene program
should look like at your facility.
Cost:
In district: FREE
SYN: 2828 OSHT-1071-115CL
08:00AM-05:00PM
Out of district: FREE
08/19/16
F
GCSI 112
T Holowaty
Continuing Education Registration
will take place in the CE Office
located in the Technical-Vocational
Building, Ste. 1475 or
register online at www.com.edu/ce.
COM Admissions is no longer registering CE students.
Acceptable forms of registration payment:
Credit and debit cards, money order and check.
Cash cannot be accepted.
WANTED …
Individuals with Industrial Craft Experience to Teach!
We are looking for professionals to teach the next generation of craft workers! Even if you’ve never taught, you have
valuable, real-world insights to share, while earning a salary to do what you love. We are looking for instructors
with a minimum of three years’ experience in the
following areas:
■ Mechanical Maintenance/Millwright
■ HVAC
■ Manual Machinist
■ CNC Machinist
■ Instrumentation
■ Electrical
■ Pipefitting
■ Welding
David Barrett, CNC Supervisor A&A Machine and Fabrication
For more information, contact the office of CE Industrial Workforce Programs,
email resume to aking15@com.edu or call 409-933-8406.
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