10-Hour OSHA General Industry Certification

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1 day(s) , 10 instructional hours

About This Event:

OSHA regulations daily affect your job in general industry. An understanding of OSHA regulations and frequently cited violations can help your company avoid citations and increase compliance with OSHA general industry regulations.

Recommended For:

Building owners, maintenance managers, maintenance supervisors, plant engineers, plant operators, utilities managers, professional engineers, and anyone responsible for OSHA compliance.

You Will:

Understand who OSHA is
Know why OSHA comes to a site
Discover the inspection process
Understand types of violations
Learn the structure of OSHA regulations
Realize the importance of a written safety plan.

Topics Covered Include:

Introduction to OSHA
OSHA penalty structure and amounts
Organization and major components of an effective safety and health program
Walking and working surfaces
Exit routes
Emergency action plans
Fire prevention plans
Electrical safety
Flammable and combustible liquids
Personal protective equipment
Machine guarding
Hazard communication
Confined spaces and lockout / tagout.

Instructor(s):

Paul P. McCain, PE, ISA, is president of McCain Special Project Services, Inc., which offers a wide range of continuing education and consulting services to private industry. In addition to his consulting practice, for the past 15 years Mr. McCain has delivered over 100 adult continuing education events on a variety of programs related to engineering, safety, construction management and law, topics which he taught as a full-time university faculty member for more than a decade. Mr. McCain received his bachelor's in civil engineering at NC State University, a master's in construction engineering and management from Stanford University and a master's in business administration from UNC-Chapel Hill.