EM 385-1-1
This course is for contractors, military and government employees who enforce or must comply to the EM 385-11 US Army Corps of Engineers safety and health requirements. You will learn procedures of the US Navy, NAVFAC,
US Army Corps of Engineers, and other government agencies that require EM 385 training. Upon successful
completion, participants will receive an EM 385 Certificate and an OSHA 30-Hour Card for Construction from our
OSHA Authorized Outreach Instructor. Attendees also receive a copy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety
Health Requirements Manual.
Contact hours: 40 | Dates: Aug 1-5 or Oct 24-28 | Investment: $749 Member / $849 Non-member
Fall Protection-Authorized User
This four-hour awareness course is designed for individuals with frequent exposure to fall hazards. It satisfies
the Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA requirements for training of individuals who have to use fall protection
equipment. This course includes a review of the OSHA regulations and how to comply with them. This course
demonstrates how to setup an anchor point and lifelines on a roof, how to inspect harnesses, and overview of
fall arrest systems. Students are encouraged to bring their fall protection equipment for inspection and handson training.
Contact hours: 4 | Dates: Aug 25 or Nov 15 | Investment: $115 Member / $140 Non-member
Fall Protection for the Competent Person
This course introduces students to the federal and Cal/OSHA construction safety standards. Through this
course, the use of lecture, videos, and demonstration assist the student in preparation of assuming the role
of Competent Person as specified by OSHA 1926 and 1910, and ANSI A10, A14, and Z359 regulations. Topics
include: Federal and Cal/OSHA construction safety standards; Principles of fall protection; Hazard recognition
& abatement; OSHA’s standard fall protection systems; and Acceptable fall protection for specially defined
situations. This training also includes hands-on practice with harnesses and proper techniques for tying off.
Individuals attending this course must bring the fall protection equipment they use in their workplace for
training and inspection.
Contact hours: 8 | Dates: Aug 25 or Nov 15 | Investment: $175 Member / $225 Non-member
Forklift Instructor
This professional training program covers all areas of lift truck operation, maintenance and safe practice.
Participants will receive a complete presentation package including: guidelines, test, forms, inspections
and performance checklists, OSHA background information, exercises for conducting hands-on training and
instructional videos or DVD. A standard sit-down lift is used for the skills test.
Contact hours: 8 | Dates: Jul 26, Aug 17, Sep 22, Oct 13, Nov 10 or Dec 15 | Investment: $575 Member / $650 Non-member
Forklift Operator
Participants will gain the skills to meet and exceed the latest regulations and standards for forklifts. Instructors
encourage participants to take an active role by observing and discussing recommended safety practices.
The program covers all areas of safe operation and maintenance, including operating principles, safety rules,
recordkeeping, maintenance, material handling and regulations. A standard sit-down lift is used for the skills test.
Contact hours: 5 | Dates: Jul 26, Aug 17, Sep 22, Oct 13, Nov 10 or Dec 15 | Investment: $115 Member / $135 Non-member
Hazardous Waste Management
If you are responsible for hazardous waste at your facility, this four-hour information course is exactly what
you need to help keep you in compliance and sort out all the requirements. Course topics include: solid waste
management, hazardous waste generator requirements (federal, state and local), federal hazardous waste
(RCRA), California only hazardous waste (non RCRA), and universal waste.
Contact hours: 4 | Dates: Jul 12 or Dec 1 | Investment: $95 Member / $115 Non-member
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