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Below are some of the types of professional
accreditation that may be available for a
particular course:
ABIH
American Board of Industrial Hygiene
BCSP
Board of Certified Safety Professionals
BRN
Board of Registered Nurses
CME
Continuing Medical Education
REHS
Registered Environmental Health
Specialist
CEU
General Continuing Education Units
CONTENTS
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Courses including OSHA classes
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Southern California Courses—Los Angeles, Orange County
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Webinars
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Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificate Program
The Southern California Education and Research Center is a NIOSH ERC
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Table of Contents
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Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificates
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FAQs
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Courses by Date/Courses Alphabetically/By Location
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Our Course Directors
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Course Listings
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OSHA Courses
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The Southern California Education and Research Center is a NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health)
ERC. It is located in the School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles, and includes the Center for
Occupational and Environmental Medicine at UC Irvine School of Medicine, the Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing
Program at the UCLA School of Nursing and the Industrial Hygiene Program at UCLA.
Center Director — Niklas Krause, MD, PhD, MPH Continuing Education/Outreach Director — Cass Ben-Levi
Program Coordinator — Ani Adzhemyan Program Representative — Kimberly Morosi
650 Charles E. Young Drive South, 61-279 CHS, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1772
Phone: 310/206-2304 E-Mail: erc@ph.ucla.edu Web site: www.erc.ucla.edu/ced.php
Special Programs
Summer of Safety Weeks Mon. – Wed. More Summer Courses on Page 38 July 11‐14 Loca on: Anaheim Fundamentals of Workplace Safety (with OSHA 10‐Hour Card) 8:30 am—5 :30pm July 25‐27 Loca on: UCLA Mon. – Tuesday Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng ‐ Levels 1 & 2 Wednesday Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on 8 am—5 pm 8 am—5 pm Mon. Morning Mon. A ernoon Tues. Morning Tues. A ernoon Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning August 15‐19 Loca on: Anaheim Fleet and Vehicle Safety Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Personal Protec ve Equipment Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng ‐ Level 1 Workplace Violence Preven on 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm 1:30 ‐ 5:30 pm 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm 1:30 ‐ 5:30 pm 8:30 am—5:30 pm 8:30 am—5:30 pm 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
CENTER
UCLA AND UC IRVINE
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Earn Your NIOSH/ERC
Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificate
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Enhance your career
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Expand your horizons
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Contribute to a safer workplace
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2 options
 Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificate
 With Hazardous Substance Specialty
Overview
This comprehensive program provides certificate candidates with a thorough understanding of the challenges of
workplace safety and health and the knowledge to be able to mitigate and/or overcome them. The curriculum
includes core requirements and electives that allow participants to design the program best suited to their needs.
Though there are no educational requirements to enter the program, some classes require math and/or science
knowledge and/or skills. Participants must also have professional level English language proficiency in reading
comprehension, vocabulary, written expression and oral presentation.
Candidates must attend all sessions and pass written exams to receive credit towards the SCERC Workplace
Safety and Health Professional Certificate.
All courses completed through the SCERC/UCSD OSHA Training Institute Ed Center partnership are eligible to
substitute for Core Required Courses or Electives in the SCERC Workplace Safety and Health Professional
Certificate. Courses completed through other professional certificate programs will be considered for credit on a
case-by-case basis.
Select the Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificate or upgrade to either the Hazardous
Substance Specialty, the Advanced Specialty, or the Business Management Specialty.
Course Details Online
http://www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/certificate.php
Benefits of Certificate Candidacy
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Professional certificate from a NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health)
Education and Research Center in the UCLA School of Public Health
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Guaranteed lowest registration fee for any class (as long as you register no less than 10 days prior to first day
of class)
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Eligible for available scholarship assistance
Enrollment Fee
Fee to Enroll as a Candidate for any Workplace Safety and Health Professional Certificate — $150
(You will be eligible for the discounted Certificate Candidate fee for all required and elective classes.)
Enroll as a Certificate Candidate or Take Individual Courses
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To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php FAQs
Where is the class? How do I get there? Where do I park?
Most courses are held at UCLA, in Westwood Village or in Downtown Los Angeles. Others are held in Los
Anaheim and UC Irvine Prior to the class, you will be sent details of your class location along with a map,
and driving, parking and walking instructions.
How much does parking cost?
At UCLA —For some courses we offer free parking, as long as you follow the instructions, which include
picking up your parking pass each day. You may always choose to pay for parking. We will send you
instructions about how to find Pay Station locations. Parking at UCLA is usually $11 per day.
Downtown LA — A low rate is available with validation if you park at the designated location: World
Trade Center, 350 S. Figueroa St. The entrance is accessed by driving in the north bound right lane on
Figueroa (it’s the end of the 1-way portion of Figueroa ­ after 3rd St it becomes 2-way).
**The early bird rate is $8.00 per entry before 10:30 a.m. Workshop attendees must present their
parking entry ticket to UCLA reception staff who will provide a UCLA parking pass. The pass will allow
the holder to get the low UCLA rate ($6.50) upon exiting from the parking structure.
Orange County — Parking is free.
How do I get to UCLA from LAX?
You can rent a car, take a taxi or shuttle, but the easiest and least expensive way is the Flyaway. The Flyaway is direct from LAX
to campus and reverse. It runs at least once per hour between 6 am and 10 pm. The cost is $10 each way.
How do I get to Downtown Los Angeles from LAX?
There are several shuttles from LAX to the downtown area at Figueroa. If you plan to fly, we suggest you secure a shuttle before
you land in Los Angeles. Shuttles pick up from every terminal at LAX.
Contact Super Shuttle by visiting: http://m.supershuttle.com/ (estimated at $16 one way)
Contact Coast Shuttle by visiting: http://www.coastshuttle.com/
What are your payment terms?
For courses for which registration fees are paid to the SCERC through UC Regents: Substitutions may be made without
additional charge. Cancellations must be in writing. Refund schedule:
 Cancellation 15 or more business days before the class
80% of registration fee
 Cancellation 7-14 business days before the class
50%
 Cancellation less than 7 days before the class and "no shows"
No refund
If course materials such as books have been sent to course participants in advance, the cost of that material will be subtracted
from the refund.
UCLA reserves the right to postpone an offering 7 days prior to the course date should minimum enrollment requirements not be
met. If a program is canceled, you will be notified and your registration fee will be refunded in full, less the cost of course
materials sent in advance if they are not returned in the condition in which they were received. The liability of UCLA is limited to
the course fee.
For courses for which registration fees are paid to our co-course sponsor: please consult the co-sponsor for their payment terms.
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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FAQs
What is included in the registration fee?
The registration fee includes all required course material for most courses. A small number of courses require or recommend that
you purchase additional course material. Please look for what is included for each class on the course webpage.
What Accreditation is available?
Please consult the Accreditation section on the webpage or flier for each course. Most courses are approved for BCSP COC
points and CE points, and are eligible for ABIH (American Board of Industrial Hygiene) IH or Safety CM credits (see ABIH web
site for CM credit criteria). Where appropriate, Contact Hours from the Board of Registered Nurses (BRN) and for REHS
(Registered Environmental Health Specialists) are available.
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The Southern California Education and Research Center is an Accrediting Agency for REHS continuing education, approved
by the California Department of Public Health.
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The SCERC is also approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555.
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CME -- The Southern California Education and Research Center is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California
Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Participants must attend at least 90% of the time to receive credit. In some cases, they must also pass an exam at the end of the
course.
Where can I stay overnight? Accommodations
Near UCLA. There are many hotels in the area. We will send you a hotel list upon request. Here are two that are affiliated with
UCLA.
UCLA Tiverton House - closest to Training Center
900 Tiverton Avenue. Los Angeles, CA 90024
310/794-0151 - phone http://tivertonhouse.ucla.edu/
E-Mail -- tivertonhouse@mednet.ucla.edu
UCLA Guest House
330 Charles Young Drive East, Los Angeles, CA 90095
310/825-2923 phone www.guesthouse.ucla.edu
Reservations: guesthouse@be.ucla.edu
Downtown Los Angeles.
Millennium Biltmore Hotel - mention UCLA for a special rate
506 South Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA
213/624-1011
Anaheim.
Many, many hotels. It’s near Disneyland, after all.
Restaurants
You are on your own for meals. There are many restaurants within walking distance of the training facilities, ranging from fast
food to fine dining. We will provide a list of restaurants upon request.
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Southern California Course Listings by Date
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July 11‐14 July 11‐13 July 14 July 11‐14 July 18‐21 July 19 July 25‐27 July 25‐26 July 27 August 1‐4 August 3‐4 August 8 August 15‐17 August 15‐19 August 15 morning August 15 a ernoon August 16 morning August 16 a ernoon August 17 August 18 August 19 morning August 22‐25 September 19‐22 September 26‐28 September 26‐27 September 18 morning September 18 a ernoon September 26‐28 September 27‐29 October 3‐4 October 5 morning October 5 a ernoon October 10 and 13 October 10‐11 (12) October 12‐14 (13) October 24‐27 October 31 ‐ November 3 November 1‐3 November 14‐17 November 15‐17 Summer of Safety Week ‐ Anaheim Fundamentals of Workplace Safety ‐ with OSHA 10 Hour Card Injury and Illness Preven on Programs (IIPP) Respiratory Protec on (OSHA 2225) OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) Healthy Homes: Code Inspec on for Healthier Homes Summer of Safety Week ‐ UCLA Incident Inves ga on ‐ Levels 1 & 2 Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Trainer Course for General Industry (OSHA 501) Sampling and Instrumenta on Noise and Hearing Loss Preven on Introduc on to Industrial Hygiene Summer of Safety Week ‐ Anaheim Fleet and Vehicle Safety Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Personal Protec ve Equipment (PPE) Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Incident Inves ga on ‐ Level 1 Workplace Violence Preven on Ergonomics (OSHA 2555) OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) The Three Risks Risk Assessment Strategies Risk Management Risk Communica on Excava on, Trenching and Soil Mechanics (OSHA 3015) HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SERIES Hazardous Materials Manager in Training (HMMT)/Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials Management—Day 1; Cer fied Hazardous Materials Prac
(CHMP) Exam Prep—Days 1 & 2 Train‐the‐Trainer for Workplace Safety...and Everything Else Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Ethics for Occupa onal Health and Safety Professionals Online Webinar NIOSH‐Approved Pulmonary Func on Tes ng (and Refresher) Occupa onal Hearing Conserva on Training—CAOHC‐Approved (and Recert.) Trainer Course for General Industry (OSHA 501) Hazardous Materials (OSHA 2015) Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Exam Review Cal/OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 5119) Occupa onal Health and Safety Principles and Nursing Cer fica on Review P
17 21 37 37 19 20 13 39 32 24 22 16 27 12 28 13 20 35 36 37 33 29 31 30 36 18 oner 34 27 12 15 23 26 37 36 11 36 25 Webinars
Ergo Online — Monthly Ergonomics Webinar Series Ethics for Occupa onal Health and Safety Professionals Online Webinar—October 10 & 13 14 15 To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Webinars
Ergo Online — Monthly Ergonomics Webinar Series Ethics for Occupa onal Health and Safety Professionals Online Webinar—October 10 & 13 14 15 Southern California Alphabetical Course Listings
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Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Exam Review Bloodborne Pathogens Cal/OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 5119) Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Ergo Online — Monthly Ergonomics Webinar Series Ergonomics (OSHA 2255) Ethics for Occupa onal Health and Safety Professionals Online Webinar Excava on, Trenching and Soil Mechanics (OSHA 3015) Fleet and Vehicle Safety Fundamentals of Workplace Safety with OSHA 10‐Hr. Card Hazardous Materials (OSHA 2015) HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SERIES Hazardous Materials Manager in Training (HMMT)/Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials Management—Day 1 Cer fied Hazardous Materials Prac oner (CHMP) Exam Prep—Days 1 & 2 Cer fied Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) Exam Prep—Days 1, 2 & 3 Healthy Homes: Code Inspec on for Healthier Homes Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng—Level 1 Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng—Levels 1 & 2 Injury and Illness Preven on Programs (IIPP) Introduc on to Industrial Hygiene NIOSH‐Approved Pulmonary Func on Tes ng (and Refresher) Noise and Hearing Loss Preven on Occupa onal Health and Safety Principles and Nursing Cer fica on Review Occupa onal Hearing Conserva on Training—CAOHC‐Approved (and Recert.) Office Ergo OSHA Standards for Construc on Industry (OSHA 510) OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) Personal Protec ve Equipment (PPE) Respiratory Protec on (OSHA 2225) Risk Assessment Risk Communica on Risk Management Sampling and Instrumenta on The Three Risks Train‐the‐Trainer for Workplace Safety...and Everything Else Trainer Course for General Industry (OSHA 501) Workplace Violence Preven on Date November 1‐3 August 16, October 5 November 14‐17 July 27, August 17 One Tuesday per month August 22‐25 October 10 & 13 September 26‐28 August 15 July 11‐23 October 31 ‐ November 3 September 27‐29 July 19 August 18 July 26‐26 July 14 August 15‐17 October 10‐11 (12) August 8 November 15‐17 October 12‐14 (13) August 15, October 5 July 20‐23; August 24‐27 July 18‐21, September 19‐22 August 18 July 11‐14 September 26‐27 September 28 September 28 August 3‐4 September 26‐28 October 3‐4 August 1 ‐ 4, October 24‐27 August 19 P
11 12 36 13 14 36 15 36 16 17 36 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 38 337 28 37 29 30 31 32 33 34 37 35 To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Downtown Los Angeles and City of Commerce July 19 September 26‐28 September 26‐27 September 18 morning September 18 a ernoon September 26‐28 October 3‐4 October 5 morning October 5 a ernoon October 31 ‐ November 3 Healthy Homes: Code Inspec on for Healthier Homes The Three Risks Risk Assessment Strategies Risk Management Risk Communica on Excava on, Trenching and Soil Mechanics (OSHA 3015) Train‐the‐Trainer for Workplace Safety...and Everything Else Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Hazardous Materials (OSHA 2015) July 11‐14 July 18‐21 July 25‐27 July 25‐26 July 27 August 1‐4 August 3‐4 August 8 August 22‐25 October 10‐11 (12) October 12‐14 (13) November 15‐17 Respiratory Protec on (OSHA 2225) OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) Summer of Safety Week ‐ UCLA Incident Inves ga on ‐ Levels 1 & 2 Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Trainer Course for General Industry (OSHA 501) Sampling and Instrumenta on Noise and Hearing Loss Preven on Ergonomics (OSHA 2555) NIOSH‐Approved Pulmonary Func on Tes ng (and Refresher) Occupa onal Hearing Conserva on Training—CAOHC‐Approved (and Recert.) Occupa onal Health and Safety Principles and Nursing Cer fica on Review 19 33 29 31 30 36 34 27 12 36 UCLA 37 37 20 13 39 32 24 36 23 26 25 Orange County (UC Irvine and Anaheim) July 11‐14 July 11‐13 July 14 August 15‐17 August 15‐19 August 15 morning August 15 a ernoon August 16 morning August 16 a ernoon August 17 August 18 September 19‐22 September 27‐29 October 24‐27 November 1‐3 November 14‐17 Summer of Safety Week ‐ Anaheim Fundamentals of Workplace Safety ‐ with OSHA 10 Hour Card Injury and Illness Preven on Programs (IIPP) Introduc on to Industrial Hygiene Summer of Safety Week ‐ Anaheim Fleet and Vehicle Safety Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Personal Protec ve Equipment (PPE) Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Incident Inves ga on ‐ Level 1 OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SERIES Hazardous Materials Manager in Training (HMMT)/Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials Management—Day 1; Cer fied Hazardous Materials Prac
(CHMP) Exam Prep—Days 1 & 2 Trainer Course for General Industry (OSHA 501) Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Exam Review Cal/OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 5119) 17 21 22 16 27 12 28 13 20 37 18 oner 37 11 36 To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Our Course Directors
George Brogmus, MS, CPE, MIEHF, Technical Consultant ‐ Ergonomics, Loss Control Advisory Services, Liberty Mutual ‐‐ Mr. Brogmus is responsible for the technical quality of ergonomic consul ng services for the Pacific Southwest region of Liberty Mutual. Formerly a Senior Research Associate at the Liberty Mutual Research Ins tute for Safety, he has published peer‐reviewed research ar cles on ergonomic measurement systems, li ing technique, repe ve mo on injuries, occupa onal stress and the impact of work scheduling on injury risk. Richard T. Cartwright, PE, CHMM, CPIM Director ‐‐ Former Senior Vice President MECX, an Interna onally‐recognized trainer who has been teaching hazardous materials management courses since 1988, He is a Past Na onal President of the Academy of Cer fied Hazardous Materials Managers (now AHMP), former ACHMM Board Member and a current IHMM Fellow. ROBERT FERNANDEZ ‐‐ Robert is on the faculty for the OSHA Training Institute at UCSD with over 30 years experience from the field to the classroom. He is a CSTI Instructor HAZWOPER Trainer, and a Director/Trainer for EPA (US Environmental Protection Agency). Harold Gribow, MS, CSP, ARM, ALCM ‐‐ Harold Gribow is a safety consultant and a faculty member and Director of General Industry Programs for the OSHA Training Ins tute at the University of Cali‐
fornia, San Diego. Harold is a Professional Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE), a past president of the Arizona Chapter, and recently completed a four‐year term as Director of Area A within Region II of the Society. Anne e B. Haag, MA, RN, COHN‐S/CM, FAAOHN ‐‐ President, Anne e B. Haag and Associates, past President of the American Associa on of Occupa onal Health Nurses. With over 40 years of experience, she is na onally and interna onally recognized in the field of health and safety. Jeff Hicks, CIH, QEP — Mr. Hicks is a Principal Scien st at Exponent. He conducts industrial hygiene and indoor air quality studies, and he has 35 years of professional experience. He has conducted many indoor air quality inves ga ons and evalua ons, including many illness cluster inves ga ons. He is the past chair of the AIHA Indoor Environmental Quality Commi ee, and he has served as a technical peer reviewer for the U.S. Environmental Protec on Agency on indoor air quality. MARK KATCHEN, MBA, CIH Managing Principal for The Phylmar Group, Inc. with exper se in industrial hygiene, toxicology, occupa onal health, risk communica on and e‐commerce. He is a Cer fied Industrial Hygienist and a State of California Registered Environmental Assessor. Mr. Katchen is on the faculty of UC Irvine and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Center for Health Promo on. To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Our Course Directors
Gary Kelley, MS , Occupa onal Health and Safety — Gary spent 22 years in the petroleum industry as a Safety Inspector, Manager of Loss Control Programs, and Company Trainer for Regulatory Compliance and Safety Management Systems. He has extensive experience in developing training and opera ng manuals, policies, procedures, incen ve programs, and conduc ng mo va onal and par cipatory safety training. Robert Phalen, PhD, CIH ‐‐ Bob Phalen is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and holds a doctorate in environmental health sciences from UCLA where he conducted research on personal protective equipment. He is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Health Sciences at CSU San Bernardino. Jasmine Schliesmann‐Merkle, CHMM ‐‐ Jasmine is an environmental compliance and training specialist with over 20‐years’ experience suppor ng both public and private sector clients. She has served as a Program Manager for mul ple EPA contracts focused on providing enforcement and compliance support for various regulatory programs such as RCRA, CERCLA and TSCA. John W. Sterri , MBA, MSIH, CSP, ARM ‐‐ John currently serves as the Principal Manager of Corporate Safety Opera ons, for Southern California Edison. In addi on, he currently serves as an instructor for safety, environmental compliance and risk management courses at UCLA and University of California San Diego. Prior to his current assignment, John served as the Director of the Los Angeles Unified School Districts’ Office of Environmental Health and Safety. ELIZABETH THOMAS, PhD, COHN‐S, ANP‐BC, CNL, FAAOHN ‐‐ Dr. Thomas is an Assistant Professor in UCLA’s Occupa onal and Environmental Health Nursing Program. JIM UNMACK, MS, CIH, CSP ‐‐ Mr. Unmack has more than 40 years of experience in environmental health and safety with federal and state governments, private practice and industry. Jim has authored more than 20 publications, including the California Division of Occupational Safety and health Industrial Hygiene Technical Manual. He is president of Unmack Corporation, a fellow of the American Industrial Hygiene Association and a diplomate of the American Academy of Environmental Engineering. O
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Many of our courses are also available to be offered at your worksite. Because we customize the course for your company or organiza on, the cost depends on a number of variables including selec on of course material, number of trainees, number of sessions, and instructor travel. Call us at 310/206‐2304 or email erc@ph.ucla.edu to discuss your needs and what we can do for you. To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Associate Safety
Professional
(ASP®)
Exam Review
Faculty *
JIM UNMACK ‐‐ Course Director ‐ Other dis nguished professionals to be named Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 24.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. REHS ‐‐ 24.0 REHS Contact Hours BRN ‐‐ Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 24.0 Contact Hours. BCSP/CEUs ‐‐ 2.4 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals E
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Please see website for details "BCSP awards the Associate Safety Professional to individuals who demonstrate competency and work full‐ me in professional posi ons where at lease 50% of du es are task devoted to the preven on of harm to individuals in the workplace environment. Whether your career goals include seeking a new posi on, moving up in your current organiza on or moving to private prac ce, you can accelerate your opportuni es by achieving the Associate Safety Professional (ASP®) cer fica on. You can improve your chances for success, being selected for leadership and senior posi ons, and increased salary through the ASP® creden al. BCSP offers you the opportunity to rise above the compe on by adding the ASP cer fica on to your por olio. " ‐ excerpt from Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals copyrighted material. Learning Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to prepare individuals to sit for the ASP Exam by proving math and science reviews, reviewing topics that will be covered on the exam, and providing insight to each par cipant as to their strengths and where they may need more independent study prior to the exam. Note: This is an overview course, not advanced safety engineering. A major aim of this course is to assist ASP exam takers to iden fy areas in which they are proficient and those in which they need more intensive study. Plan to allow 4‐6 weeks following the class for addi onal study before taking the exam. The course covers the newly revised ASP Blueprint which includes:  Domain 1 ‐ Mathema cs 
Domain 2 ‐ Safety Management Systems 
Domain 3 ‐ Ergonomics 
Domain 4 ‐ Fire Preven on and Protec on 
Domain 5 ‐ Occupa onal Health 
Domain 6 ‐ Environmental Protec on 
Domain 7 ‐ Training, Educa on and Communica on  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Location: Anaheim
Standard: $699
Early bird (ends 9/30/16): $499
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/asp.htm
Tuesday-Thursday
November 1-3
8:30 am—5:30 pm
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Bloodborne
Pathogens
Faculty *
ROBERT FERNANDEZ GARY KELLEY Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 4.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. REHS ‐‐ 4.0 REHS Contact Hours BRN ‐‐ Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 4.0 Contact Hours. S
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The bloodborne pathogens training program will provide par cipants with the essen al knowledge necessary to help reduce or eliminate the occupa onal risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. The goal of the course is to help par cipants understand the risks and develop behaviors that will help protect them when they are exposed to blood or other poten ally infec ous materials. In addi on, par cipants will walk away with a good understanding of what is required and a plan of ac on for developing or upda ng their own in house BBP Safety Program. What are BBP / Bloodborne Pathogens? In 1991, OSHA issued the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030,which applies to all employees who can reasonably come into contact with infected human blood and other poten ally infec ous material (OPIM) in the course of their job ac vi es. The purpose of the standard is to protect employees by minimizing or elimina ng occupa onal exposure to disease‐carrying microorganisms or “pathogens” that can be found in human blood and other body fluids. The primary bloodborne pathogens are:  Hepa s B Virus (HBV)  Hepa s C Virus (HCV)  Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)  Please see website for details BCSP/CEUs ‐‐ .4 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals Registration Fee
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends approximately 30
days prior to class): $99
Location: Anaheim and
Downtown Los Angeles
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/bbp.htm
Tuesday, August 16 (Anaheim)
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
--------Wed., October 5 (LA), 1 - 5 pm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional Certificate
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Chemical
Hazards /
Hazard
Communication
Faculty * GARY KELLEY ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 8 hours which can be claimed for CM credit. REHS: Approved for 8 REHS Contact Hours. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555 for up to 8 BRN Contact Hours. S
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This course discusses a number of chemicals encountered by workers in outdoor environments, aside from pes cides, which have a course of their own. It also introduces the new GHS system, adopted by OSHA and Cal/OSHA, that replaces MSDS. GHS is an acronym for The Globally Harmonized System of Classifica on and Labeling of Chemicals. The GHS is a system for standardizing and harmonizing the classifica on and labeling of chemicals. It is a logical and comprehensive approach to:  Defining health, physical and environmental hazards of chemicals;  Crea ng classifica on processes that use available data on chemicals for comparison with the defined hazard criteria; and  Communica ng hazard informa on, as well as protec ve measures, on labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS). Training is crucial to recognize and interpret label and/or SDS informa on, and to take appropriate ac on in response to chemical hazards. Training requirements should be appropriate for and commensurate with the nature of the work/exposure.  See website for details BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units: Eligible for .8 COC Points/CEUs *Subject to modifica on Registration Fee
Standard: $249
Early bird (ends approximately 30
days prior to the class): $199
Location: UCLA and Anaheim
Course Details Online
h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/chem‐
hazards.php July 27 - UCLA
August 17 - Anaheim
Please see webpage for times
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Ergo Online —
Monthly
Ergonomics
Webinar Series
Faculty *
GEORGE BROGMUS * Some sessions may be presented by a guest speaker. Professional
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We understanding the broad scope of ergonomics: specifically the importance of recognizing physical, cogni ve, psychosocial, and organiza onal elements of work and the capabili es and limita ons of workers. Par cipants will be reinforced on some of their assump ons and boldly challenged on some strongly held beliefs on how to prevent injuries. The end result will be confidence in applying ergonomics in a much more effec ve manner. All classes are approximately one hour— within the convenience of your home or office. Who Should A end? Occupa onal health and safety professionals — EH and S managers, industrial hygienists, RNs; supervisors and managers; members of health and safety commi ees. Date ABIH ‐‐ has previously awarded CM credit for this event. The current event contains 1 contact hour per session—12.0 total for the series. REHS ‐‐ 1.0 Contact Hour (.1 CEU), REHS per session BRN ‐‐ 1.0 Contact Hour, California Board of Registered Nurses per session BCSP/Con nuing Educa on CEUs ‐‐ .1 Con nuance of Cer fica on point by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals per session; .1 CEU per session # July 12 7 Aug. 9 8 Topic What Causes Back Pain Occupa onally? Asking the Right Ques ons Ask Any Ergonomic Ques on... Content Level Intermediate Sept. 13 9 Basic to Advanced Basic Oct. 11 Intermediate Nov. 8 Dec. 13 Characteris cs of the Best Ergonomics Programs 10 Improving Ridiculously Heavy Li ing Tasks 11 When Your Bo om Line is the Bo om Line, What Can You Do to Get Injury Costs Down? 12 Controlling Chronic Back Pain Through Control of Early Morning Flexion Intermediate Advanced  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Half Series (6 sessions): $329 Individual Sessions: $59 Location: Online
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/ergo-online2016.htm
One Tuesday Per Month
11 am— 12 noon
Pacific Time
Alternative for Workplace Health and
Safety Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Ethics for
Health and
Safety
Professionals
Webinar
Faculty *
MARK KATCHEN ELIZABETH THOMAS Professional
Points
ABIH— ABIH has previously awarded CM credit for this event. The current event contains 4 hours can be claimed for CM credit including Ethics. REHS — Approved for 4 Contact Hours BRN—Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 4 Contact Hours. BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Eligible for .4 COC Points/CEUs. * Subject to modifica on We
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bin fundamental causes of our ac ons and examine the Code of Ethics for both health and safety professionals. At the end of this course, students will be able to: Iden fy a conflict of interest; understand the difference between what is ethical, moral, and legal; set out the facts in a case/inves ga on; iden fy and select among alterna ve ac ons; reflect back. Special emphasis on Industrial Hygiene and Health Care (including HIPAA). How It Works: A end from the convenience of your own desk or laptop. Prior to each session, you will receive a website link where you will log in to the session. For sound, you may use a headset or your computer's speakers. Session 2 is interac ve—you will par cipate in a work group. It is very important for Thursday’s session to have a headset for 2‐way communica on. Who Should A end? Environmental managers, industrial hygienists, engineers, safety specialists and other environmental and occupa onal health and safety professionals, union and worker health and safety representa ves. TOPICS (partial selection)
Is it a Moral Issue?  Is there something wrong personally, interpersonally, or socially?  Is there conflict that could be damaging to people? to ins tu ons? to society? What are the Alterna ve Ac ons  Which op on will produce the most good and do the least harm?  Which op on respects the rights and dignity of all stakeholders? Time for a Decision  Considering these perspec ves, which of the op ons is the right thing to do?  If you told someone you respect why you chose this op on, what would that person say? Conflicts  What are conflicts? How do you handle them?  Can you waive a conflict ‐‐ how, who can do it, et cetera?  Is there a difference between what is ethical, legal, moral?  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Standard: $129
Early bird (before 9/9/16): $89
Location: Online
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/ethicsweb.php
Monday and Thursday
October 10 and 13
10 am—12 noon Pacific Time
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Fleet and
Vehicle Safety
(1/2 day)
Faculty * ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 4 hours which can be claimed for CM credit. REHS: Approved for 4 REHS Contact Hours. BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units: Eligible for .4 COC Points/CEUs S
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Motor vehicle crashes are the leading case of work‐related deaths in the U.S. Millions of workers, such as long‐haul truck drivers, sales representa ves, and home health care staff, drive or ride in a motor vehicle as part of their jobs. The type of company or job doesn’t ma er—the risk is there. About every twelve minutes, someone in the U.S. dies from a motor vehicle crash. Unfortunately, many of those accidents are work related and not always isolated to open roads. Trying to prevent these fatali es is one part of motor vehicle safety, but there are a number of risk factors that need to be addressed in order to reduce the total number of accidents. Learning Objec ves At the end of the training par cipants will be able to: 
Define properly what is a vehicle 
Describe the specific cer fica ons required depending on the vehicle in ques on 
Demonstrate through case studies the root cause of vehicle accidents/
fatali es *Subject to modifica on 
Describe the training requirements for vehicle safety 
Explain defensive driving techniques 
Outline comprehensive strategies for promo ng a culture of vehicular safety 
Registration Fee
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends 7/15/16): $99
Please see website for details Location: Anaheim
Course Details Online
h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/vehicle.htm Monday morning
August 15
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Elective for Workplace Health and
Safety Professional Certificate
To Register:
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Fundamentals
of Workplace
Safety
With OSHA
10-Hour Card
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Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 22.5 hours which may be claimed for CM credit. See ABIH website. REHS: Approved for 22.5 REHS Contact Hours. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555 for up to 22.5 BRN Contact Hours. BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units: Eligible for 2.25 COC Points/CEUs *Subject to modifica on 
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Have you received new job responsibili es in the area of workplace safety and OSHA and would like to carry out these du es effec vely? Are you new to the field of workplace safety and would like some clarity ? Are you tasked with keeping your employees safe and your organiza on in compliance with OSHA safety standards but not sure how to do this? Do you some mes get confused trying to interpret and understand OSHA’s safety standards and safety programs? Do you get frustrated in trying to get others to follow safety procedures and to buy into required safety programs? Par cipants will not only learn how to understand and interpret OSHA required safety programs but also will learn important safety fundamentals as well as advanced and necessary safety skills and techniques. *** While you will be developing and honing your safety skills you will also learn specific safety OSHA topics designed to obtain your OSHA 10hr. General Industry card. This is considered added value for many organiza ons. Who Should A end? Health and Safety Professionals, Industrial Hygienists, Safety Engineers, Labor/Management Health and Safety Commi ee Members, Supervisors, Union representa ves, Risk Managers, Loss Control Specialists. Ideal candidates have responsibili es that include safety from firms that recognize safety as a paramount func on. It is designed for entry‐level industrial hygienists/technicians, safety professionals, safety coordinators, managers, supervisors or others who may have industrial hygiene responsibili es.  Please see website for details WHAT THEY SAID
Comments from May 2013 par cipants:  "Excellent content, instructor & materials covered!"  "Typical UCLA program. Well organized, quality instructors, good student material, informa ve."  "Loved the opportunity to connect with others in my field, to be exposed to so many topics that help me to do my job to the best of my ability." Registration Fee
Location: Anaheim
Standard: $699
Early bird (ends 6/10/16): $499
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/
fundaws.htm
Monday - Wednesday
July 11-13
8:30 am—5:00 pm
Core Requirement for
Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate
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HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS
MANAGEMENT
SERIES
Faculty *
RICHARD T. CARTWRIGHT JASMINE SCHLIESMANN‐
MERKLE Professional
Points
ABIH: Each day of this event contains 7.5 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit up to a maximum of 22.5 hours. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. REHS: Contact Hours: 1 day—
7.5; 2 days—15; 3 days ‐22.5 BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Each day is .75 Con nua on of Cer fica on Points/CEUs up to a maximum of 2.25 * Subject to modifica on
Certified Hazardous Materials Manager/Practitioner/
Manager in Training (CHMM/CHMP/HMMT) Exam
Preparation Course/ Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials are found everywhere. A series of three exam prep courses are now available to prepare candidates for cer fica on by IHMM. All three courses closely follow the approved IHMM examina on blueprints. Interna onally‐
recognized creden als promote career advancement and recogni on of subject ma er exper se in the field of hazardous materials management. IHMM and its creden als are accredited by Council of Engineering and Scien fic Specialty Boards (CESB) and American Na onal Standards Ins tute (ANSI). College seniors and graduate students looking to start a career related to proper and beneficial use of hazardous materials can prepare for the Hazardous Materials Manager in Training (HMMT) exam with a one‐day course on Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials. Supervisors and prac oners, without an applicable 4‐year college degree, who are responsible for handling, storage, transporta on or other use of hazardous materials can now prepare for the Cer fied Hazardous Materials Prac oner (CHMP) exam with a 2‐day course (Days 1 and 2). Execu ves and Managers, with an applicable 4‐year college degree and requisite experience, can prepare for the Cer fied Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) with a 3‐day course (Days 1, 2 and 3). What is the three‐day course sequence? Days 1‐3 — CHMM Exam Prep — Day 3 focus is project and program management. Content includes environmental, health, safety, and homeland security regula ons and compliance; assessing risks related to hazardous materials; mi ga ng and/or elimina ng hazards; and managing impacts of hazardous materials on human health and the environment. Days 1 and 2 — CHMP Exam Prep — focus is supervisor and prac oner issues. Includes iden fica on, handling, shipment of hazardous materials; management of emergencies and incidents; site inves ga on and remedia on. Day 1 only — HMMT Exam Prep/Fundamentals of Hazardous Materials are reviewed for all a endees. Content includes: basic hazmat science; hazmat chemistry and physics; geology and hydrology; environmental biology and ecology; physiology and toxicology; and sampling and analysis. Special rates are available for: Students, Military Personnel, and Government Employees.  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Standard:
HMMT—$399; CHMP—$499;
CHMM — $799
Early bird (ends 8/16/16):
HMMT-$299; CHMP — $399;
CHMM — $699
Location: Anaheim
Course Details Online
h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/haz‐series.htm Mon. - Wed., Sept. 27-29
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Day 1 is Core Requirement for
Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate; Days 2 and 3 are
electives.
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Healthy Homes:
Code
Inspection for
Healthier
Homes
Faculty *
ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
 This continuing education activity is approved by the American Association of Code Enforcement, an accredited approver of continuing education credits for Code Enforcement Officers and Zoning professionals. Approval is valid through April 1, 2017. This course is approved for 0.6 CEUs.  Approved for 6 hours of CACEO Course Credit as long as it is accompanied by their $25 fee.  Approved for 6.0 REHS contact hours. The Southern California Education and Research Center is an Accrediting Agency for REHS continuing education, approved by the California Department of Public Health. Registration Fee
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The Code Inspection for Healthier Homes course is a one‐day course for code inspectors. Participants learn about the prevalence of common housing maintenance problems from data based on the American Housing Survey. The course also provides information on the health‐related provisions of state and local housing codes and the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC). Participants also learn about the strengths and weaknesses of various enforcement strategies on resident health. Learning Objec ves By the end of the session, par cipants should be able to:  Explain the connections between resident health and housing conditions based on the latest and most authoritative science  Describe the prevalence of common housing maintenance problems based on the American Housing Survey.  Identify health‐related provisions of the state and local housing codes and the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) that would improve resident health if achieved  Describe strengths and weaknesses of various enforcement strategies on resident health  Please see website for details Location: City of Commerce
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends 6/17/16): $99
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/healthyhomes.html
Tuesday, July 19
9 am - 4 pm
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Incident
Investigation
and Reporting
Levels I and 2
Faculty * GARY KELLEY ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
ABIH: Level 1 of this event contains 8 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit; Levels 1 and 2 contain 16 hours. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. REHS: 8 Contact Hours are approved for Level 1 and 16 Hours for Levels 1 and 2. The SCERC is an REHS Con nuing Educa on Accredi ng Agency approved by the California Department of Public Health. BCSP and Con nuing educa on Units: .8 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals; .8 CEUs for Level 1 and 1.6 for Levels 1 and 2. S
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The 1991 Cal/OSHA Injury and Illness Preven on Program (IIPP), a pioneer workplace law, requires all employers to have a wri en safety plan to ensure workplace safety. Among other topics, it lays the founda on for ensuring that all workplace hazards are iden fied and that accidents be reported and inves gated. Suppor ng these requirements of the IIPP is this Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng course. This interac ve workshop includes workplace scenarios and role playing. It prepares the par cipant for repor ng, inves ga ng, and correc ng the condi ons that lead to workplace accidents and near‐misses (incidents).  Why inves ga ons are conducted  Categorizing incidents and determining which are inves gated  Costs of incidents  Iden fying and explaining causal factors  Iden fying root causes  Recognizing why incidents are not reported  Describing steps to responding to an incident  Ques oning techniques  Categorizing sources of informa on (People, Parts, Posi on, and Paper)  Recognizing OSHA’s hierarchy of controls  Crea ng remedial and developmental correc ve ac ons to prevent recurrence  Launching an ac on plan to ensure correc ve ac ons are implemented  The ini al and final reports  Follow‐up  Please see website for details * Subject to modifica on Registration Fee
Levels 1 & 2 (UCLA)
Standard: $499
Early bird (ends 6/24/16): $299
Level 1 (Anaheim)
Standard: $249
Early bird (ends 7/15/16): $199
Locations: UCLA (Levels 1 & 2)
Anaheim (Level 1 only)
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/incidentinvestigation-1-&-2.htm
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/incidentinvestigation-OC.htm
Levels 1 & 2 - July 25-26
Level 1 - August 18
Times vary; see webpages
Level 1 is a Core Requirement for
Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate.
To Register:
www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Injury and Illness
Prevention
Programs
(IIPP)
Faculty *
ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 8 Contact Hours which may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. REHS ‐‐ 8 Contact Hours are approved BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — .8 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals; .8 CEUs S
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unmatched by Federal OSHA is the 1991 Cal/OSHA Injury and Illness Preven on Program (IIPP). The IIPP is a mandated, wri en, safety program designed to support the shared requirement of the Occupa onal Safety and Health Act and Cal/OSHA that every employer is required to provide a safe and healthful workplace. Why is there s ll non‐compliance 42 years a er the OSH Act and 23 years a er California Senate Bill 198? Let's get back to the basics in this IIPP Workshop that will have par cipants exploring various ways to comply and encourage them to look at their workplace IIPP for compliance, applicability, and effec veness. The requirements for establishing, implemen ng and maintaining an effec ve wri en IIPP consist of the following eight elements: Responsibility, Compliance, Communica on, Hazard Assessment, Accident/
Exposure Inves ga on, Hazard Correc on, Training and Instruc on, Recordkeeping. Who Should A end? Health and safety professionals, Industrial hygienists, Safety engineers, Labor/Management health and safety commi ee members, Supervisors, Union representa ves, Risk managers, Loss control specialists TOPICS * Subject to modifica on 
What is Cal/OSHA’s Injury Illness Preven on Program? 
Why Have a Workplace Injury and Illness Preven on Program? 
The 8 Key Elements to an Effec ve IIPP 
How to Plan, Develop and Implement Your Own Effec ve IIPP 
How to Update and Maintain Your Program—Safety and Health Recordkeeping 
The Importance of Documen ng Your Safety Ac vi es 
A Review of Sample IIPP Programs 
Important Safety Checklist 
How to Develop Implement Your Organiza on’s CODE OF SAFE PRACTICES  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Location: Anaheim
Standard: $249
Early bird (ends 6/10/16): $199
Thursday, July 14
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/IIPP.htm
Core Requirement for
Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Introduction to
Industrial
Hygiene
Faculty *
RICHARD M. WARNER, MS, CIH, CSP Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 24 Contact Hours which may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. Industrial hygiene is the science devoted to an cipa ng, recognizing, evalua ng, and controlling environmental factors that arise from the workplace and pose risks to workers and the community. The course is designed for those who are new to the ideas, principles, and field of Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) as well as those who are a bit more experienced and are looking for a clearer understanding of the basic principles of IH and how to apply them in their workplace and surrounding environment. Engaging classroom lecture and presenta ons are combined with hands‐on training and interac ve ac vi es to ensure that students understand how basic air contaminants, noise, ven la on, heat and other surveys are planned and measurements conducted. Students will walk away with a basic understanding on how to conduct simple and general measurements, and be er understand how to specify requirements for obtaining contractual IH services. Par cipants will develop an understanding of industrial hygiene principles and prac ces by examining four key processes ‐ an cipa on, recogni on, evalua on and control. REHS ‐‐ 24 Contact Hours are approved BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — 2.4 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals; 2.4 CEUs * Subject to modifica on WHAT THEY SAID
From prior par cipant:  "Really enjoyed the course, instructor was very knowledgeable." TOPICS 
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History of Industrial Hygiene / Terminology Anatomy and physiology Toxicology Industrial Hygiene Prac ces & OSHA Regula ons Occupa onal Exposure Limits Chemical hazards ( liquids, dusts, mists, fumes gases, vapors, par culates) Physical hazards (noise, radia on, and thermal stress) Use of Direct‐Reading Instruments for Air Sampling Air sampling techniques Ergonomics Biological hazards Noise measurement Ven la on and other engineering controls Preliminary walk through surveys And more  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Location: UC Irvine
Standard: $699
Early bird (ends 7/15/16): $499
Monday-Wednesday,
August 15-17
8 am—5 pm
Course Details Online
http://www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/introIH.htm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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NIOSH-Approved
Pulmonary
Function Training
Full—2 days
Refresher—1 day
Professional
Points
CEU’s may be granted subject to state board or associa on approval. OVERVIEW Par cipants in this course learn spirometry techniques that are approved by NIOSH and the American Thoracic Society. They become familiar with applicable OSHA standards, ATS recommenda ons and NIOSH guidelines. Basic pulmonary anatomy and physiology, FVC, FEV1 and FEV1/FVC calcula ons are taught. Various types of spirometers are represented and the advantages and disadvantages of each are addressed. This course consists of lecture and supervised prac cum. Instructor‐
student ra os ensure many opportuni es for individualized instruc on. GOALS Par cipants become familiar with all aspects of occupa onal pulmonary func on tes ng, including anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system, medical aspects of the OSHA respiratory protec on standard as well as other OSHA standards requiring pulmonary func on tes ng. In addi on, par cipants will learn about standards regarding spirometers, calibra on, acceptability and repeatability criteria, environmental exposures and lung diseases. Students par cipate in small group tes ng under the supervision of experienced prac cum instructors. They learn proper spirometric technique, posture, coaching and to iden fy common tes ng errors and methods to improve the quality of tes ng. Different types and brands of equipment are discussed to familiarize the par cipant with the various equipment op ons available. A er successful comple on of the course, the par cipant receives a NIOSH approved cer ficate of comple on. Course Co-Sponsor:
Registration Fee
Full Participant: $625
Refresher Participant: $450
Location: UCLA
Course Details Online
http://www.occupational.com/
index.php?id=17
Monday - Tuesday
October 10-11
8am-5pm
Refresher October 12
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Noise and
Hearing Loss
Prevention
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Noise is one of the most pervasive yet underes mated hazards in the workplace. Noise does not kill, at least not directly, but failure to recognize and control it can lead to permanent hearing loss, increased injury rates, increased absenteeism and losses in produc vity. This class gives health and safety professionals, HR professionals and plant Faculty *
supervisors the tools needed to understand the hazard, measure it and control ROBERT N. PHALEN, PhD , CIH Topics include: Professional
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Physiology of Hearing and Hearing Loss 
Physics of Sound 
Measuring Sound 
Noise Measurement Workshop (2 hours) 
Noise Regula ons and Standards 
Developing an Effec ve Hearing Conserva on Program 
Control of Noise Exposures 
Elements of a Successful Worker Training Program ABIH: This event contains 8.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555: 8.0 Contact Hours. REHS: 8 Contact Hours (.8 CEUs) have been approved.. BCSP and CEUs — Eligible for .8 COC Points/CEUs. it. The class includes a hands‐on workshop using measurement equipment. Learning Objec ves 
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Explain sound propaga on and apply the laws that govern its behavior Describe the basic anatomy and physiology of the human ear List 3 mechanisms of hearing loss, especially noise‐induced hearing loss Differen ate between conduc ve and sensorineural hearing loss Cite 2 state and federal regula ons, as well as ACGIH standards, on noise and hearing conserva on Conduct a workplace noise survey and use a sound level meter Describe the principle of dosimetry and the addi ve effect of noise on hearing loss Describe available noise control measures Recommend hearing protec on devices for noise overexposures Evaluate a noise exposure scenario and recommend an adequate hearing conserva on program Demonstrate various hearing protec on fit‐test training methods Registration Fee
Location: UCLA
Standard Fee: $249
Early Bird: (before 7/1/16) $199
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/noise.htm
Monday, August 8
8 am—5 pm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
& Safety Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Occupational
Health and Safety
Principles and
Nursing
Certification
Review
Faculty *
ANNETTE B. HAAG, MA, RN, COHN‐S/CM, FAAOHN ELIZABETH THOMAS, PhD, COHN‐S, ANP‐BC, CNL, FAAOHN Professional
Points
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 22.5 (50‐
minute) Contact Hours and 18.75 (60‐minute) Contact Hours. * Subject to modification
Registration Fee
Standard: $799
Early bird (ends 10/14/16): $649
Working lunch provided Thursday
State‐of‐the‐art informa on in the field of occupa onal and environmental health and safety; Comprehensive workbook/
resource manuals and classroom materials; Test‐taking techniques and strategies for examina on prepara on; Wri en tests prior, during, and at conclusion of seminar; Par cipa ve lectures. M
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promo on, health educa on, and research : Health protec on, health Who Should A end? Designed for Nurses who are:  Employed full or part‐ me in the field of Occupa onal Health  Preparing for the American Board of Occupa onal Health Nurses Cer fica on Exams—COHN or COHN‐S  Considering entering the field of Occupa onal Health Nursing  Se ng up Occupa onal Health Programs Valuable informa on for:  Case managers  Risk managers  Safety consultants  Physicians  Workers' Compensa on claims personnel  Directors/Administrators of occupa onal health facili es TOPICS  Please see website for details Location: UCLA
Course Details Online
h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/ohnreview.php Tuesday-Thursday
November15-17
8 am—5:30 pm
Ends Thursday at 2 pm
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
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Occupational
Hearing
Conservation
Training —
CAOHC
Approved
Professional
Points
CEU’s may be granted subject to state board or associa on approval. Overview Par cipants in this course become familiar with all aspects of occupa onal hearing conserva on programs, including noise measurement and control, anatomy and physiology of the auditory system, hearing protec on and employee educa on. OSHA standards, worker's compensa on and other state and federal regula ons are discussed. Students par cipate in hands‐on manual hearing tes ng under the supervision of experienced prac cum instructors. They learn to iden fy standard threshold shi s and audiograms that may require follow‐
up. Different types and brands of equipment are represented to familiarize the par cipant with the various equipment op ons available. A er successful comple on of the course, the par cipant is eligible to apply for CAOHC cer fica on or recer fica on. Goals Accurately perform manual audiometric tes ng. Iden fy an invalid test and calculate standard threshold shi s. Iden fy various types of audiometers and know the advantages and disadvantages of each. Iden fy applicable OSHA standards, laws and regula ons. Be CAOHC approved and cer fied. Course Co-Sponsor:
Registration Fee
Full Participant: $695 (includes all
CAOHC application fees and course
materials)
Refresher Participant: $455 (includes
all CAOHC application fees and course
materials)
Location: UCLA
Course Details Online
http://www.occupational.com/index.php?
id=16
Wednesday-Friday
October 12-14
8am-5pm
Refresher—October 13
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php Page 27
Office
Ergonomics
S
S
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Faculty *
GARY KELLEY ROBERT FERNANDEZ Despite reports that the number of work‐related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has declined in recent years because of widespread awareness and implementa on of effec ve preven ve measures, poor ergonomics remains a significant workplace safety and health issue. Ergonomic injuries rank amongst the most debilita ng and most expensive injuries. The main objec ve of this training course is to provide both employees and employers with tangible tools to iden fy and remove risk factors strategically and comprehensively. Learning Objec ves: Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 4.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. REHS ‐‐ 4.0 Contact Hours BRN ‐‐ Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 4.0 Contact Hours . Upon comple on of the course, the par cipant should be able to:  Iden fy ergonomic risk factors,  Recognize MSD symptoms  Implement the right solu ons  Select equipment wisely and with employee input  Set up a worksta on to minimize stress and strain  Perform tasks safely to avoid musculoskeletal injuries and illness  Analyze the benefits to employees and employers, from lower healthcare costs to increased employee produc vity  Please see website for details BCSP/Con nuing Educa on Units ‐‐ .4 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals; .4 CEUs Registration Fee
Location: Anaheim and
Downtown Los Angeles
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends approx. 30 days
prior to first class): $99
Course Details Online
http://www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/Officeergo.htm
August 15, 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm
And
October 5, 8 am - 12 noon
Alternative toward Core Requirement
for Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php Page 28
Personal
Protective
Equipment
(PPE)
Faculty *
ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
ABIH ‐‐ This event contains 4.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. REHS ‐‐ 4.0 Contact Hours BRN ‐‐ Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 4.0 Contact Hours . BCSP/Con nuing educa on Units ‐‐ .4 COC points by the Board of Cer fied Safety Professionals; .4 CEUs Workplaces present a variety of exposures that can cause illness and injury. Knowing what personal protec ve equipment (PPE) is right for the situa on, how to use it, and if the employer is responsible for supplying it can be the difference between a healthy worker and a Workers Compensa on claim. Hazards will never be completely eliminated from the workplace; hence, OSHA's edict to employers: iden fy workplace hazards and ensure that employees are informed of their presence and how to protect themselves from harmful exposures. An employer's responsibility for protec ng the worker is enhanced through the use of OSHA's hierarchy of controls: (1) engineering controls, (2) work prac ces, and (3) the default control of personal protec ve equipment (PPE). Unfortunately, there are s ll too many daily workplace incidents caused by the absence of and/or incorrect use of PPE. So let's get back to the basics. This 4‐hour workshop addresses the general industry requirements of both California and Federal OSHA with an emphasis on head, face, eye, body, hand, foot, and respiratory protec on. Learning Objec ves: 
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At the end of this training, par cipants will be able to: Define PPE requirements under the law including training Explain who, when, where ‐ 3 routes of entry Name 2‐3 barriers to consistent use of PPE Iden fy 3 techniques to insure consistent use of PPE Explain hierarchy of controls and need for PPE Conduct or recognize need for hazard assessment for proper selec on in sample scenarios Dscribe 3 EPA levels of protec on and types of PPE at each level Categorize 3 respiratory hazards and types of respirators Iden fy 3 poten al adverse effects of proper and improper use of PPE  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Location: Anaheim
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends 7/15/16): $99
Thursday afternoon
August 16
1:30 - 5:50 pm
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/ppe.htm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional Certificate
To Register:
www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Risk
Assessment
Strategies
Faculty *
JOHN STERRITT Professional
Points
e Th s” ll
Few workplaces are hazard free. Some have “
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greater challenges than others. You my of i s k or
ne R e
know your workplace needs improvement to O ree On
provide a safe and healthful environment, but where Th ke
a
do you start? Risk Assessment is the star
ng place. T
In this 2‐day course, you will learn, among other things, what is meant by a “suitable and sufficient” risk assessment; what the necessary competencies of risk assessors are; what the terms “hazard”, “risk” and “control measure” mean; where you can find sources of informa on on hazards and risks, both internal and external to the organiza on; steps involved in a risk assessment; what is meant by the “hierarchy of control” and how it applies in the selec on of control measures, and how to iden fy the general and specific circumstances that would require a review of a risk assessment. Par cipants will learn about the fundamentals of Risk Management and also focus on strategies for Risk Assessment. Includes hands‐on exercise which may include a field trip.  Please see website for details ABIH: This event contains 16 hours which may be eligible for CM credit. See ABIH website for CM credit criteria. REHS: Approved for 16 REHS Contact Hours.  BRN — Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 16.0 contact hours .  BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Eligible for 1.6 Con nua on COC Points/CEUs. Registration Fee
Standard: $479
Early bird (ends 8/26/16) $299
Location: Downtown Los
Angeles
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/ra.htm
Monday - TuesdaySeptember 26-27
8am - 5 pm
To Register:
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Risk
Communication
Faculty *
MARK KATCHEN Professional
Points
 ABIH— Contains 4 hours may be claimed for CM credit. Consult with ABIH website for details.  BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Eligible for .4 Con nua on of Cer fica on Points/CEUs  Approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, CEP Number 13555 (SCERC) for 4 contact hours.  REHS: Approved for 4 REHS Contact Hours. Registration Fee
Standard Fee: $129
Early Bird (ends 8/26/16): $99
www.ph.ucla.edu/
erc/register.php
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Risk communica on is part of the of i s k or
R
e
science of risk assessment and the e
n
O ree On
process of risk management. This course is Th ke
designed to assist those responsible for Ta environmental, health, or safety issues effec vely communicate risk informa on to employees, community members, and the media. You will gain an understanding of how risk is perceived and learn the best approaches to communica ng risk. Sharpen your risk communica on presenta on skills through role playing. Understand which computer‐based applica ons can be used successfully in risk communica on. Case studies and real world examples are incorporated into the course. Level 1 addresses the fundamentals of risk communica on, and Level 2 provides interac ve ac vi es including case studies and tabletop exercises. How It Works: A end from the convenience of your own desk or laptop. Prior to each session, you will receive a website link where you will log in to the session. For sound, you may use a headset or your computer's speakers. Session 2 is interac ve—you will par cipate in a work group. It is very important for Thursday’s session to have a headset for 2‐way communica on. Learning Objec ves:  Please see website for details Location: Online
Wednesday
September 28
1 - 5 pm
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/riskcommip.php
Elective for Workplace Health
and Safety Professional
Certificate
To Register:
www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Risk
Management
Faculty *
JOHN STERRITT e Th s” ll
Many safety professionals don’t understand “
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of i s k or
that the concept of Risk Management ne e R ne
includes more than employee safety, although O re O
safety is an important part of a total risk Th ke
a
management program. This course will cover some of T
the more important risk management prac ces that control many of the exposures to loss that a business may face. Some of these are net income losses, losses from property damage like fire and the , and losses that result from poor publicity related to negligent behavior, environmental impacts and one of the major issues – employee fatali es. The course will also cover workers compensa on basics that every safety professional should know in order to be an effec ve asset to her/his employers business.  Please see website for details Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 4 hours which may be eligible for CM credit. See ABIH website for CM credit criteria. REHS: Approved for 4REHS Contact Hours.  BRN — Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 4.0 contact hours .  BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Eligible for .4 Con nua on COC Points/CEUs. Registration Fee
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends 8/26/16) $99
Location: Downtown Los
Angeles
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/riskmanagement.htm
Wednesday
September 28
8 am - 12 noon
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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Sampling
and
Instrumentation
Faculty *
ROBERT N. PHALEN, PhD , CIH Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 16.0 hours and may be eligible for ABIH CM credit. See ABIH web site for CM credit criteria. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555: 16.0 Contact Hours. REHS: 16 Contact Hours (1.6 CEUs) have been approved.. BCSP and CEUs — Eligible for 1.6 COC Points/CEUs. Evalua on of workplace chemical and physical hazards is a cri cal func on of industrial hygiene and health and safety professions. To evaluate and control exposures, these hazards must first be recognized and measured in the work environment. From a regulatory standpoint, these measures of exposure, or lack thereof, can come under legal scru ny and expose employers and organiza ons to regulatory ac ons if performed improperly. Foremost, worker health and safety are at stake. Proper selec on of sampling and instrumenta on methods, development of sampling strategies, and quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) are all cri cal components of an effec ve health and safety program. Air sampling devices, sampling trains, and flowmeters; Direct‐reading instruments for gases, vapors, and par cles; Noise survey and dosimetry instrumenta on; Heat stress monitors. This workshop will teach par cipants to effec vely develop the tools and skills necessary to survey and evaluate workplace environments for exposures to par cles, gases and vapors, noise, and heat stress. Hands‐on demonstra ons and exercises will ensure par cipants can apply the principles covered in this course. NOTE: Par cipants will be required to bring a scien fic calculator. It is highly recommended that par cipants bring a laptop computer with Microso Excel and internet access. Templates for sta s cal measures and graphing will be provided and used in class. Online and/or CD‐ROM databases will also be used in the class. WHAT THEY SAID
Comments from prior par cipants:  "Overall the course gave a be er in‐depth understanding of the equipment I use and the analysis of the data that is researched."  "Excellent professor who covered a lot of beneficial sampling & instrumenta on material in IH."  "Bob was a great instructor. Very nice & willing to review basics over and over again.”  "Teacher had excellent delivery and understanding of course materials."  "Very beneficial to my prac ce and good exam prep."  "Great class. Challenging course with everyday prac cal applica ons."  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Location: UCLA
Standard Fee: $479
Early Bird: (before 7/1/16) $299
Course Details Online
http://www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/S&I.htm
Wednesday-Thursday
August 3-4
8 am—5 pm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
& Safety Professional Certificate
To Register:
www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php
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The Three Risks
Faculty *
JOHN STERRITT MARK KATCHEN Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 16 (Risk Assessment) and 4 (Risk Management, Risk Communica on) hours which may be eligible for CM credit. REHS: Approved for 16 (Risk Assessment) and 4 (Risk Management, Risk Communica on) REHS Contact Hours.  BRN — Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13555 (SCERC) for 16 (Risk Assessment) and 4 (Risk Management, Risk Communica on)
contact hours .  BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units — Eligible for 1.6 (Risk Assessment and .4 (Risk Management, Risk Communica on)
Con nua on COC Points/
CEUs. Risk Assessment. Few workplaces are hazard free. Some have greater challenges than others. You my know your workplace needs improvement to provide a safe and healthful environment, but where do you start? Risk Assessment is the star ng place. In this 2‐day course, you will learn, among other things, what is meant by a “suitable and sufficient” risk assessment; what the necessary competencies of risk assessors are; what the terms “hazard”, “risk” and “control measure” mean; where you can find sources of informa on on hazards and risks, both internal and external to the organiza on; steps involved in a risk assessment; what is meant by the “hierarchy of control” and how it applies in the selec on of control measures, and how to iden fy the general and specific circumstances that would require a review of a risk assessment. Details: h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/ra.htm Risk Management. Many safety professionals don’t understand that the concept of Risk Management includes more than employee safety, although safety is an important part of a total risk management program. This course will cover some of the more important risk management prac ces that control many of the exposures to loss that a business may face. Some of these are net income losses, losses from property damage like fire and the , and losses that result from poor publicity related to negligent behavior, environmental impacts and one of the major issues – employee fatali es. The course will also cover workers compensa on basics that every safety professional should know in order to be an effec ve asset to her/his employers business. Details: h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/risk‐management.htm Risk Communica on. Risk communica on is part of the science of risk assessment and the process of risk management. This course is designed to assist those responsible for environmental, health, or safety issues effec vely communicate risk informa on to employees, community members, and the media. You will gain an understanding of how risk is perceived and learn the best approaches to communica ng risk. Sharpen your risk communica on presenta on skills through role playing. Understand which computer‐based applica ons can be used successfully in risk communica on. Case studies and real world examples are incorporated into the course. Details: h p://www.erc.ucla.edu/riskcomm‐ip.php
 Please see website for details Registration Fee
Standard: Risk Assessment - $479
Risk Management, Risk Communication - $129
each
Early bird (ends 8/26/16) Risk Assessment - $299
Risk Management, Risk Communication - $99 each
Location: Downtown Los
Angeles
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/3risks.html
Monday - Wednesday
September 26-28
8 am - 5 pm
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php Page 34
Train-theTrainer for
Workplace
Safety...and
Everything Else
Faculty *
Gary Kelley, MS Professional
Points
ABIH: This event contains 16 hours which may be eligible for CM credit. See ABIH website for CM credit criteria. REHS: Approved for 16 REHS Contact Hours. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555 for up to 16 BRN contact hours BCSP & Con nuing Educa on Units : Eligible for 1.6 Con nua on COC Points/
CEUs * Subject to modifica on You are very good at your job as an safety inspector, health and safety specialist, safety supervisor, or any of the hundreds of other safety, environmental, industrial hygiene, or loss control posi ons. You are so good that now management wants you to train others. They know that you will be great at it because of your success in your posi on. There is one problem: you have never trained and your first class begins in two weeks! Too o en, it is erroneously felt that effec veness on the job translates into effec ve training. The aim of this course is to prepare you to communicate health and safety or any other kind of training to your target audience, however large or small. This course will emphasize:  Describing the purpose of training and the value of the needs assessment  Recognizing the components of effec ve objec ves  Recognizing and applying basic training tools such as voice, volume, tone, inflec on, pauses, posture, body movement, gestures, and eye contact  Applying five principles for adult learning and three learning styles  Differen a ng twelve training techniques (e.g., lecture and role play)  Inspec ng the training room  Describing and applying key steps prior to and during training  Recognizing ps for effec ve use of training aids  Crea ng effec ve sign‐in sheets and evalua ons  Differen a ng a presenta on and a training session  Controlling nervousness, problem par cipants, and both verbal and non‐
verbal distrac ons  Recognizing and applying ps for appearance, rapport, and class control  Iden fying various types of ques oning techniques  Recognizing the best sea ng arrangements  Recognizing the need for cross‐cultural communica on techniques  Iden fying tac cs for use with limited literacy par cipants Significant class me is devoted to prac ce, role playing, and feedback including videotaping and replay.  Please see website for details Registration Fee
Standard Fee $479
Early Bird (ends 9/2/16): $299
Location: Downtown Los
Angeles
Course Details Online
http://www.erc.ucla.edu/T-the-T.html
Monday-Tuesday
October 3-4
8 am—5 pm
Elective for Workplace Health and Safety
Professional Certificate
To Register: www.erc.ucla.edu/
register.php Page 35
Workplace
Violence
Prevention
Faculty * ROBERT FERNANDEZ Professional
Points
Because workplace violence has become a serious occupa onal health problem requiring the con nued preven on efforts of employers and employees, this training focuses on providing the tools and resources to establish a clear and legal Workplace Violence Preven on Program. The training will specifically help employers and employees recognize the poten al violent behavior and the social, poli cal, language and cultural barriers serving as roadblocks to the mely recogni on of warning signs. Also, it will provide the par cipants with the right tools to prevent violence that can range from threats and verbal abuse to physical assaults and homicide.  Please see website for details S
S
W
ABIH: This event contains 4 hours which can be claimed for CM credit. REHS: Approved for 4 REHS Contact Hours. BRN: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider BRN #13555 for up to 4 BRN Contact Hours. BCSP and Con nuing Educa on Units: Eligible for .4 COC Points/CEUs *Subject to modifica on Registration Fee
Standard: $129
Early bird (ends 7/15/16): $99
Location: Anaheim
Course Details Online
http://www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/
workplace-violence.htm
Friday
August 19
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Core Requirement for Workplace Health
& Safety Professional Certificate
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The Southern California Education and Research Center partners with and is a host site for UC San Diego’s OSHA Training Institute Education Center to bring you OSHA courses. Cal/OSHA for
General Industry
(OSHA 5119)
Mon.-Thurs., Nov. 14-17
8:30 am—5:30 pm
Location: Anaheim
Ergonomics
(OSHA 2255)
Mon.-Thurs., Aug. 22-25
8:30 am—5:30 pm
Location: UCLA
Developed in partnership with CAL/OSHA, this new 4 day course emphasizes Title 8
General Industry standards and compliance. The course provides existing Fed OSHA
trainers an endorsement authorizing them to teach 10 & 30 hr Federal- Cal/OSHA
outreach courses. Resources and Cal/OSHA training guidelines will be covered.
Note: Important - Students taking this course who want to receive the Cal/OSHA
Outreach Trainer designation must meet the following prerequisites. Required
Prerequisites: OSHA 501 or 503 (must be a current trainer). One year of Cal/OSHA
general industry safety experience. OSHA 501 card must be brought to class.
Registration Fee— $750
Note: Requires: Appropriate clothing for field exercise. Note: Requires: Appropriate clothing for field exercise. Registration Fee— $675
Accepted elective for Core Requirement for Workplace
Health & Safety Professional Certificate
Learn how to apply OSHA general industry standards and integrate materials from other safety standards that relate to hazardous materials. Related processes such as spraying and dipping are covered, as well as electrical equipment. Topics include: Flammable Liquids, Hazardous Waste Opera ons, Confined Space, Compressed Gases, Hazardous Loca ons. Mon.-Thurs., Oct. 31Nov. 3
8 am—4:30 pm
Location: Downtown LA
ONLINE
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health & Safety Professional Certificate
Get the informa on you need to combat musculoskeletal injuries. Course highlights include industrial case studies covering analysis and design of work sta ons and equipment, laboratory sessions in manual li ing and coverage of OSHA's proposed ergonomic protec on standard. Topics Include: Repe ve Injuries, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Video Displays, Worksta on and Tool Design, and Sea ng. Mon.-Thurs., Sept. 26-28
8 am—4:30 pm
Location: Downtown LA
Hazardous
Materials
(OSHA 2015)
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health & Safety Professional Certificate
Get the informa on you need to combat musculoskeletal injuries. Course highlights include industrial case studies covering analysis and design of work sta ons and equipment, laboratory sessions in manual li ing and coverage of OSHA's proposed ergonomic protec on standard. Topics Include: Repe ve Injuries, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Video Displays, Worksta on and Tool Design, and Sea ng. Registration Fee— $750
Excavation,
Trenching and
Soil Mechanics
(OSHA 3015)
OSHA
COURSES
http://osha.ucsd.edu
Registration Fee— $750
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health & Safety Professional Certificate
CALL (800) 358-9206
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The Southern California Education and Research Center partners with and is a host site for UC San Diego’s OSHA Training Institute Education Center to bring you OSHA courses. OSHA Standards
for General
Industry
(OSHA 511)
July 18-21
8 am—4:30 pm
Location: UCLA
--Sept, 19-22
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Location: Anaheim
Respiratory
Protection
(OSHA 2225)
Mon.-Thurs. - July 11-14
8 am—5 pm
Location: UCLA
Trainer Course
for General
Industry
(OSHA 501)
M-Th, Aug. 1-4
8 am—4:30 pm
Location: UCLA
--Oct. 24-27
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Location: Anaheim
OSHA
COURSES
For students wan ng to learn the 29 CFR 1910 standards, this course is a must. Learn crucial OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as general industry safety and health principles as they relate to real world situa ons. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Topics Include: OSH Act, Safety and Health Management Systems, Personal Protec ve Equipment, Hazard Communica on, and Electrical. Registration Fee— $750
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health & Safety Professional Certificate
Learn how to establish, maintain, and monitor a respirator program following the requirements in 29 CFR 1910.134. Discuss the technical aspects for the proper selec on and use of respiratory protec on. Evaluate compliance with OSHA's standard by using the compliance direc ve and the "Small En ty Compliance Guide." Topics include: Respiratory Protec on Program, Fit Tes ng Demonstra on, Selec on of Respirators, Maintenance and Care. Note: Effec ve 1/1/2010 Prerequisites: OSHA 511 for private sector. Or OSHA 6000 for Federal personnel or 1500 for State Consultants. Registration Fee— $750
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health & Safety Professional Certificate
The focus of this Trainer course is to prepare students to teach the 10 and 30 Hour Outreach classes. Course me is spent learning and prac cing adult training techniques. Students will par cipate in the development and delivery of lectures during class. Thorough knowledge of OSHA General Industry Standards (CFR 1910) is required. Upon successful course comple on, students become authorized OSHA Trainers in the 10 and 30 Hour Outreach Programs. Note: IMPORTANT ‐ ONLINE ENROLLMENT IS NOT PERMITTED. A Verifica on of Prerequisite Form must be sent in. Please see website for prerequisites Registration Fee— $750
Accepted alternative for Core Requirement for
Workplace Health and Safety Professional Certificate
Register for OSHA courses online: http://osha.ucsd.edu
ONLINE
http://osha.ucsd.edu
CALL (800) 358-9206
Mon. – Wed. Mon. – Tuesday Wednesday SUMMER IS FOR SAFETY July 11‐14 Loca on: Anaheim Fundamentals of Workplace Safety (with OSHA 10‐Hour Card) July 25‐27 Sampling and Instrumenta on August 8 Monday Noise and Hearing Loss Preven on August 15‐17 Mon. – Wed. Mon. Morning Mon. A ernoon Tues. Morning Tues. A ernoon Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning 8:30 am—5 :30pm Loca on: UCLA Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng ‐ Levels 1 & 2 Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on 8 am—5 pm August 3‐4 Wed.‐Thurs Introduc on to Industrial Hygiene August 15‐19 8 am—5 pm Loca on: UCLA 8 am—5 pm Loca on: UCLA 8 am—5 pm Loca on: UC Irvine Loca
Fleet and Vehicle Safety Office Ergonomics Bloodborne Pathogens Personal Protec ve Equipment Chemical Hazards/Hazard Communica on Incident Inves ga on and Repor ng ‐ Level 1 Workplace Violence Preven on 8 am—5 pm on: Anaheim 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm 1:30 ‐ 5:30 pm 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm 1:30 ‐ 5:30 pm 8:30 am—5:30 pm 8:30 am—5:30 pm 8:30 am ‐ 12:30 pm University of California, Los Angeles
Public Health/Environmental Health Sciences
405 Hilgard Ave
BOX 951772
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1772
RE-12
Look for upcoming program announcements on our home page at www.ph.ucla.edu/erc/ced.php