When an accidental spill or release occurs, a clean up follows immediately after the occurrence. Spills, however, can be quite dangerous and at times catastrophic for the environment and communities. Before rushing in to help, make sure you have the proper training to properly respond safely. These courses will allow your employees to conduct a spill clean up following the best practices, procedures, and mitigation measures currently on the market. The courses will also be OSHA certified. There are different levels of certification however, the most ideal, is the 24 hour training course that will stand up to industry audits and best prepare your employees. In it, they will cover:
- Environmental law updates
- Hazard recognition
- Hazard assessment
- Engineering controls
- Air monitoring
- Toxicology/chemical characteristics
- Chemical decontamination
- Case studies
- Site characterization
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