NASSAU BOCES
HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING AND INFORMATION SERVICE
2010-2011 SERVICE PLAN 7470 (Coser 617)
53 School Districts are Current Members
SERVICE
DESCRIPTION
Advisory Council
REGULATION
BOCES PROVIDES
None
Provide network for participating school districts and meetings
to share information and address issues of current interest.
Provide specialized training.
Americans with
Disabilities Act
Asbestos Compliance
Federal Public Law 101-336
28 CFR Part 35
Asbestos Hazard Emergency
Response Act (AHERA) - 40
CFR Part 763 and others.
Assist with development of compliance plans and transition
plan.
Provide Asbestos Awareness Training for maintenance staff
and Inspector Management Planner Refresher training for
school district asbestos designated person. Assist with
management plans.
Bloodborne
Pathogens
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
Standard - 29 CFR 1910.1030
Provide required annual employee training. Prepare required
Exposure Control Plan. Advise on response to exposure
incidents.
Confined Spaces
OSHA Confined Spaces
Standard 29 CFR 1910.146
Regulations of the
Commissioner of Education –
Section 155.17
None
Provide workplace evaluation and prepare required written
plan. Provide staff training.
OSHA Hazard
Communication Standard - 29
CFR 1910.1200 and New
York State Labor Law
New York State
Environmental Conservation
Law and Others
None
Develop school district Right-To-Know Compliance Plan and
provide required annual chemical safety training. Provide
access to online training.
Health & Safety
Website
In-district Complaint
Response
Indoor Air Quality
None
Provide on-line regulatory compliance assistance
(www.nassauboces.org).
Respond to in-district complaints related to environmental
compliance issues.
Provide EPA Tools for Schools Program and assist with
implementation and training.
Internet Information
Research
Lead Abatement
None
Liaison
None
Lockout/Tagout
OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.147
Emergency Planning
&
SAVE Legislation
Emergency
Communications
Network
Employee Right-ToKnow
Hazardous Waste
Health & Safety Audit
None
EPA Tools for Schools
Program
OSHA, EPA, and others
Develop district-wide and building-level Safety Plans and
provide staff training. Assist in testing of Safety Plans. Attend
Safety Team meetings.
Assist school districts on entry into 800 MHz radio
communication network with Nassau County Office of
Emergency Management.
Provide cooperative bid for hazardous waste disposal.
Provide in-district audits to assist school districts in their
regulatory compliance efforts.
Provide research on various health and safety issues of concern
to districts.
Provide Lead Awareness Workshops and consultation as
required.
Serve as liaison between school districts and regulatory
agencies.
Provide training in the control of hazardous energy and
required written compliance plan.
Medical Waste
Disposal
Nassau School
Emergency Planning
Consortium
Newsletter
New York State DEC and
OSHA
None
Occupational Illness
and Injury Reporting
Personal Protective
Equipment
Public Employee
Safety & Health Act
Pesticide Application
New York State Labor Law
Regulations Summary
None
Respiratory Protection
Safety Committees
OSHA Standard - 29 CFR
1910.134
NYS Education Law
Safety Supplies
None
Provide cooperative bid for health and safety supplies.
Science Laboratories
NYSED Law and OSHA
Standard –
29 CFR 1910.1450
NYS Security Guard Act
Develop required school district Chemical Hygiene Plan and
provide required training.
None
OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.132
New York State Labor Law
Federal and NYS DEC Law
Assist school districts in plans for medical waste disposal and
provide training.
Host and update website specific to school emergency planning
needs. (www.nassauschoolemergency.org). Provide access to
online training for emergency response.
Provide newsletter to keep school districts aware of current
issues.
Assist school districts in completing required forms on annual
basis.
Develop required written plan and documentation forms for
schools to conduct internal assessments.
Act as liaison to NYS Labor Department enforcement office to
assist in compliance.
Provide training on IPM strategies and in-district evaluation.
Provide annual written summary of regulations affecting school
districts
Provide required written plan and training.
Assist in development of safety committee agendas, attend
committee meetings and provide special presentations.
Various Regulations
Advise school districts on training requirements and security
assessments.
Provide special consultant training from recognized experts on
various issues such as playground safety, ergonomics, green
cleaning, laboratory safety, etc., as requested by school
districts.
RESCUE Regulations
&
School Building
Safety
Video Library
NYS SED Law
Provide training and inspection forms.
None
Violence Prevention
OSHA Regulation & SAVE
Provide video lending-library to assist school districts in their
training needs.
Advise on violence prevention issues and VADIR.
Security Guard
Training
Specialized Training
Annual Cost of Base Service (totally aidable):
Enrollment to: 1499 $8460
1500-2499 - $9355
>2500 $10,251
In-District Health & Safety Manager (totally aidable - must participate in base service):
Annual Cost –
1 day per week $22,825
2 days per week $45,650
3 days per week $68,475
4 days per week $91,300