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HYBRID: 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER Site

Initial Course “HYBRID40”
$725 / person

Take the first 24-Hours (3 days) via our pre-recorded online course at your own pace, then the last 16-Hours (2 days) hands on in the classroom.

This online course addresses required topics per 29 CFR 1910.120 (e), site worker initial requirements.


2026 Dates
:

November 19 - 20

2027 Dates:

January 28 - 29
March 11 - 12
May 20 - 21
July 29 - 30
September 30 - October 1



Who needs this training? This training is required for individuals who respond to releases or potential releases for the purpose of stopping the release. They assume a more aggressive role than a first responder at the operations level in that they will approach the point of release in order to plug, patch or otherwise stop the release of a hazardous substance. This training is also required if a worker is required to work on a “hazardous waste site”, as defined in 29 CFR 1910.120 (a)(3).


FIRST 24-HOURS ONLINE:

This is a pre-recorded course that includes 74 video lessons and 13 practice sets. Students can work at their own pace on the course materials: start and stop content as you please. You will resume the course where you leave off after each session. Students can e-mail or call an instructor while taking this course during normal business hours.    

This course features video instruction (not a boring set of slides) from our HAZMATEAM certified trainers. Videos include demonstrations of how to use all equipment used by spill responders.  

Equipment demonstrations include:

Our trainers will demonstrate donning and doffing all levels of protection (Levels A, B, C and D), use of air-purifying respirators, self-contained breathing apparatus, air line with escape pack, decontamination methods (wet decon, semi-wet and dry), use of overpacks, salvage cylinders, 4-gas meters (oxygen, LEL, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogen sulfide), pH paper, colorometric tubes and radiation meters.

The online session addresses the following topics:

⇒   Emergency response planning.
⇒   Classification of hazardous materials (DOT Hazmat classification, OSHA GHS, NFPA)
⇒   Identification of hazardous materials
⇒   Characteristics of hazardous materials
⇒   Use of field instruments: Oxygen meters, LEL sensors, Toxic monitors, Radiation meters, pH paper, more…
⇒   How to function within the Incident Command System
⇒   Spill reporting
⇒   Principles of toxicology (LD50, PEL, TLV, STEL, IDLH)
⇒   Respiratory Protection (Respirator selection, fit tests, medical clearance, written plans, more…)
⇒   Information sources (SDS, CAMEO Chemicals, 2020 Emergency Response Guidebook, NIOSH Guide, more…)
⇒   Personnel Protective Equipment (fabric selection, Level A, B, C & D, regulatory requirements, use of specialized equipment, more…)
⇒   Hazard and Risk Assessment techniques
⇒   Advance control, containment, and/or confinement techniques
⇒   How to implement decontamination procedures (responder decon and victim decon)
⇒   Waste disposal overview
⇒   Termination procedures.


LAST 16-HOURS AT THE HAZMATEAM TRAINING CENTER:

After completing the 24-hour online portion of the course, students will complete the 40-hour curriculum at our Hudson, NH facility on the dates provided below.

Agenda:

⇒    Introduction to the hazards of site work.
⇒    Excavation and trenching overview
⇒    Fall Protection overview
⇒    Confined space entry and rescue (lecture, plus entering actual confined spaces)
⇒    OSHA Focus Four
⇒    Ladder Safety
⇒    Donn and doff respirators and suits demonstrated in the online course.

⇒    Emergency Response table-top exercises
⇒    Level B analysis of unknown samples
⇒    MORE!

Students will be awarded a 24-hr Technician level training certificate at the conclusion of the online portion of the class. At the conclusion of the entire 40-hour course, students will be awarded a 40-hr HAZWOPER Site certificate.


NH TCH = 40

Approved by the Maine Board of Underground Storage Tank Installers CECH = 8
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