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Blood-borne Pathogens Training
Building Evacuation Drills (fire
drills)
Confined Space Training
Damage Assessment
Earthquake Survival Program
Floor Warden Operations-Sweep/Evacuation Training
MCI-Multi
Casualty Incident (Triage) Program
Search & Rescue Training
BLOOD-BORNE
PATHOGEN TRAINING
This program provides the following training:
- OSHA annual requirement 1910.1030(g)(2)(i)
through (ix)
- Explanation of your Exposure Control Plan
- Basic review of common symptoms of bloodborne
diseases
- Review of the modes of transmission of bloodborne
pathogens
- Explanation of the appropriate methods for
recognizing tasks and other activities that may involve exposure to blood and other
potentially infectious materials
- Review and practice of Personal Protection
Equipment (PPE)
- Information on vaccinations
- Pre, during and post exposure
- Review of common signs, labels and coding
- Video presentation with follow-up questions and
answers
- Information booklet for each student
Program Length
Cost: Stand-alone
- 1-20 students $345.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
Program One: Building Evacuation Drill is a
"live" building dump. We will assist you in targeting your goals and
benchmarking and evaluating the results. Life Safety will provide the appropriate staff
necessary for a successful building evacuation.
Program Two: Building Evacuation Floor Warden Overview and/or refresher; on teaching
personnel in the proper techniques for ensuring a timely, thorough and safe evacuation of
a building.
- Drill Length
- 30 minutes to four hours base on the complexity
and population of your site. An example; a two story building with approximate square
footage of < 100,000 sq. ft. and a population < 300 will dump (if properly trained)
and be back at their work stations within 20-30 minutes. Life Safety will follow this up
with a critique and debriefing for the Floor Wardens (see below for details).
- Cost
- 1-2 hours drill with one instructor
$398.00, with
two instructors $498.00
CONFINED
SPACE TRAINING
Our
training programs are developed to fully comply with the U.S. Department of
Labor, OSHA rule 29 CFR 1910.146.
The course lengths for
the following descriptions are approximations and depend on your site-specific
needs and previous training.
CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS
This 4-hour course is
designed for anyone who works around confined spaces and all emergency
responders. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to identify
a confined space and understand its associated hazards. This program is a must
for any employer with confined spaces on site or whose employees may encounter
confined spaces during their normal course of employment.
Program Length
Cost
- 1-12 students $1130.00
- 13-20 students $1695.00
- Plus $10.00 per student for booklets and materials
CONFINED
SPACE ENTRY
During this 8-hour
program participants will learn the proper procedures for making entry into
Permit Required Confined Spaces. This program of instruction will prepare the
participant to operate in the capacity of Entrant, Attendant or Entry Supervisor
during confined space operations. Participants will become familiar with CFR
1910.146 and how to properly employ the permit program. This course is a
combination of classroom instruction and practical application in actual permit
spaces utilizing the appropriate personal protective equipment, meters and
ventilation. This course of instruction is required by OSHA before an employee
can enter a Permit Required Confined Space. Special emphasis is put on safety
and non-entry rescue.
Program Length
Cost
- 1-12 students $2490.00
- 13-20 students $3735.00
- Plus $14.00 per student for booklets and materials
CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
REFRESHER
During this 4-hour
program participants will review the proper procedures for making entry into
Permit Required Confined Spaces. This program of instruction will refresh the
participant knowledge to operate in the capacity of Entrant, Attendant or Entry Supervisor
during confined space operations. Participants will review CFR
1910.146 regulations and how to properly employ the permit program. This course is a
combination of classroom review and practical application in actual permit
spaces utilizing the appropriate personal protective equipment, meters and
ventilation. This course of instruction is required by OSHA before an employee
can enter a Permit Required Confined Space. It is recommended annually. Special emphasis is put on safety
and non-entry rescue.
Prerequisite:
Successfully completed a formal 8-hour Confined Space Entry program or
greater within the past 12 months.
Program Length
Cost
- 1-12 students $1130.00
- 13-20 students $1695.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
as needed.
CONFINED
SPACE RESCUE
A 16-hour course for
anyone who during the course of their employment is expected to make rescues
from confined spaces. This course is a combination of part classroom with
emphasis on hands-on scenarios in actual confined spaces. The program content is
easily modified to meet your needs
Program Length
Cost
- 1-12 students $4965.00
- 13-20 students $7450.00
- Plus $22.00 per student for booklets and materials
This program provides the following training:
- Intro to the basics of Damage
Assessment - What you can and can't do!
- Structural and nonstructural safety
- What to do before, during & after an event
- Inspection procedures
- Preliminary evaluation criteria
- Common reporting codes
- Order of inspection - List
- If and when to reoccupy the
building
Program Length
Cost
- 1-12 students $865.00
- 13-20 students $1298.00
- Plus $8.00 per student for booklets and materials
"The Reality of an Earthquake": What
you can do and what you can't do. A plan of action on "expecting the
unexpected," what to do before, during and after an earthquake.
This program provides the following training and
materials:
- How to prepare for an earthquake
- What to do when an earthquake hits and where to
go in the aftermath, no matter where you are
- Showing of the WIDELY-acclaimed KCET video
on how to get through a massive earthquake in one piece
- Handouts
An actual gas meter and common earthquake
supplies are available for a bit of hands-on.
- Program Length
- Cost
- Unlimited enrollment $385.00
- Handouts and checklists at no
additional cost
Instruct key personnel in the proper techniques for
ensuring a timely, thorough and safe evacuation of a building.
All program content will be within the
guidelines and standards of your local fire agency.
This program provides the following training and
materials:
- Prevention & preparedness
- Reasons & causes for
evacuation
- Shelter-In-Place
- Evacuation conditions
- Assembly areas & employee
accountability
- Psychological considerations
- How to deal with physically limited (buddy
system), injured and hostile employees
- Notification of evacuation
- Evacuation procedures for you
and your employees
- Once outside - now what?
- Specific considerations for
natural disasters
- Supervisor responsibilities
- Instruction on how to use surrounding resources
- Booklets, DVDs, Power Point, building
size-up evaluation
- Program Length
- 2 - hours, additional time may
be need based on your risk potential and
other requirements
- Cost
- 1-12 students $398.00
- 13-20 students $595.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
MULTI-CASUALTY
INCIDENT (TRIAGE) PROGRAMS
Disaster: When resources are outweighed by
the event...
The purpose of Triage is to salvage the
greatest possible number of patients. All rules about saving lives on a one-to-one basis
(one rescuer versus one patient) go out the window in a Multi Casualty Incident (MCI).
75% of the Triage programs are hands-on. The
beginning 25% is devoted to lecture and a video presentation. START (Simple Triage And
Rapid Treatment) is the MCI protocol the nine Bay Area Counties use and is the same basis
of information our programs deliver to your employees. These programs are not logically
difficult and are emotionally intense.
Each student will complete the program charged
up with an incredible amount of simple and effective tools to deal with an MCI. Each will
go through several live scenarios with multiple victims to ensure understanding. We
provide several "victims," each moulaged (stage makeup) to represent the real
thing.
Videotape critiquing is provided, as time
allows.
Three different formats are available:
- Triage 102: 2 hour program, recommended
for ERT members.
- Triage 103: 3 hour program, recommended
for the lay person with very little or no emergency medical knowledge.
- Triage 104: 4 hour program, recommended
for the lay person with very little or no emergency medical knowledge and needing addtional hands-on practice.
- Program Length
- 2, 3 and 4 hour formats available
- Multiple formats provided to complement your time
and cost constraints, as well as student experience and end goals, call
408.573.1900 or E-Mail for recommendations
- Cost - 2-hour format
- 1-12 students $398.00
- 13-20 students $595.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
- Cost - 3-hour format
- 1-12 students $598.00
- 13-20 students $895.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
- Cost - 4-hour format
- 1-12 students $785.00
- 13-20 students $1175.00
- Plus $6.00 per student for booklets and materials
- Related Programs
This program is designed for your
ERT members as an overview
and provides the following training:
- Intro to the basics of Search
and Rescue
- Structural and nonstructural
safety
- Search and Rescue techniques
and search plan
- What to do before, during &
after an event
- Incident scene management and
communication
Program Length
Cost
- 1-20 students $468.00
- 21-31 students $698.00
- Plus $8.00 per student for booklets and materials
This is a hands-on program designed as
a more comprehensive awareness program for those needing SAR responder skills
and includes the following training:
Personnel shall be trained in
hazard recognition, equipment use and techniques required to operate safely and
effectively at incidents involving non-structural entrapment. Personnel at this
level shall be competent at surface rescue that involves minimal removal of
debris and building contents to extricate easily accessible victims from
damaged, but non-collapsed structures.
Training at the
basic level will include at minimum the following:
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Size-up of existing and
potential conditions and the identification of the resources necessary to
conduct safe and effective urban search and rescue operations.
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Process for implementing
the Incident Command System (ICS).
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Procedures for the
acquisition, coordination and utilization of resources.
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Procedures for implementing
site control and scene management.
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Identification, utilization
and proper care of personal protective equipment required for operations at
structural collapse or failure incidents.
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Identification of five
general construction categories, characteristics and expected behavior of
each category in a collapse or failure situation.
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Identification of four
types of collapse patterns and potential victim locations.
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Recognition of the
potential for secondary collapse.
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Recognition of the general hazards associated with a structure collapse or
failure situation and the actions necessary for the safe mitigation of those
hazards
- Procedures for implementing
the structure/hazard marking system.
- Procedures for conducting
searches at non-collapsed structures using appropriate methods for the type
of building configuration.
- Procedures for implementing
the search marking system.
- Recognition and response to
the emergency signaling system
- Procedures for the
extrication of easily accessible victims from non-structural entrapments
involving minimal removal of debris and /or building contents.
- Procedures for providing
disaster first aid medical care to victims.
- Members shall be trained to
the Hazardous Materials
First Responder Awareness Level (FRA).
- Members shall be training in
basic
CPR/First Aid and if appropriate AED training.
Program Length
- minimum
Cost
- 1-20 students $2490.00
- 21-31 students $3735.00
- Plus $12.00 per student for booklets and materials
Program Length -
recommended
Cost
- 1-20 students $3595.00
- 21-31 students $5395.00
- Plus $12.00 per student for booklets and materials
Personnel shall meet all SAR
Type-4 (Basic) level training requirements. In addition, personnel shall be
trained in hazard recognition, equipment use and techniques required to operate
safely and effectively at structural collapse incidents involving the collapse
or failure of Light Frame Construction and low angle or one person load rope
rescue as specified below:
Personnel shall have an awareness of the resources
and the ability to perform search operations intended to locate victims who are
not readily visible and who are trapped inside and beneath debris of Light Frame
Construction. Training should include but not be limited to the following:
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Lifting techniques to
safely and efficiently lift structural components of walls, floors or
roofs.
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Develop and communicate a shoring plan. Safely and
efficiently construct temporary structures needed to stabilize and
support structural components to prevent movement of walls, floors or
roofs.
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Breaching techniques to
safely and efficiently create openings in structural components of
walls, floors or roofs.
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Operating appropriate
tools and equipment to safely and efficiently accomplish the above
tasks.
Personnel shall be trained in
the procedures for performing extrication operations involving packaging,
treatment and removal of victims trapped inside and beneath debris associated
with Light Frame Construction. Training should include but not be limited to the
following:
Personnel shall be trained in the procedures for performing low angle or
one-person load rope rescue involving accessing, packaging, treating, and
removing victims. Training should include but not be limited to the following:
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Rope system anchors
- Evacuation litters
- Rescuer and patient packaging
- Lowering and raising systems
- Mechanical advantage systems
Program Length -
minimum
Cost
- 1-12 students $4965.00
- Plus $12.00 per student for booklets and materials
- Additional material fees may
apply based on what your site has on hand
Program Length -
recommended
Cost
- 1-12 students $6995.00
- Plus $12.00 per student for booklets and materials
- Additional material fees may
apply based on what your site has on hand
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