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From 123-CBT Computer Based Training
Site Control HAZWOPER

...ure to hazardous substances, and prevent the migration of contamination to "clean" areas of the site. OSHA requires that employees who work at hazardous material sites, or respond to spill emergencies, receive training to eliminate unnecessary risk of exposure to hazardous substances. The content in this course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable regulatory requirements.
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Site Control HAZWOPER
Food Safety Handling

...or handled food, there is the potential risk of malicious contamination. Those involved in food preparation must follow safe procedures to ensure that food contamination and its associated illnesses are prevented. This course focuses on the health risks associated with improperly handled food. It highlights the ways in which food can become contaminated and provides guidelines for storing and
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From 6P International, LLC
Lead Safety in the Workplace
Lead is a very toxic substance. People who are exposed to lead or lead compounds may become ill or even die due to lead poisoning. Usually, our bodies remove lead from our systems at a slow rate; however, inhaling even small doses of lead for a long period of time can result in lead poisoning. Workers who are required to work at or near sites that are contaminated with lead are at a greater risk
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From Serebra Learning Corporation
Food Safety and Handling
...or handled food, there is the potential risk of malicious contamination. Those involved in food preparation must follow safe procedures to ensure that food contamination and its associated illnesses are prevented. This course focuses on the health risks associated with improperly handled food. It highlights the ways in which food can become contaminated and provides guidelines for storing and
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From Nova Training and Development
CT Disinfection
...rotects everyone who consumes the water against microbial contamination, in particular it helps protect the most vulnerable in our society.
CT disinfection is one of the current standards for disinfection in the water treatment industry. It is used to quantify the capability of a chemical disinfectant to provide effective pathogen inactivation. The purpose of CT disinfection is to
ensure
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Groundwater Our Most Valuable Resource 07 CEU
...natural safeguards for the sub surface water, a source of contamination close to a well can defeat those natural safeguards. As groundwater moves, it carries with it any soluble components which it encounters, including pollutants. It is well documented that groundwater
movement spreads the effects of discharges and spills far beyond the site of the original contamination.
Research has
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Disinfections of Water Mains and Storage Facilities
This course deals with two important aspects of distribution system operation, the first being water main disinfection. As infrastructures age and begin to fail, older cast iron water mains are upgraded to newer material (generally plastic). Gone are the days when all you did was install a new water main and hang your hat on the first set of clean bacteria results before turning on the valve. This
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Cross Connection Control
Cross-connections are the paths through which it is possible for contaminating materials to enter a potable water supply, there are many ways that cross connections can exist in a water system.
This course will help operations staff identify and control cross connection situations.
Topics covered during this course include:
* how cross connections can exist for years or even decades
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Monitoring and Sampling
...ro-organisms pose the greatest and most immediate risk of contamination to a water distribution system, this course stresses the importance of proper site selection and sampling method so that the most representative results can be obtained.
During this course trainees will learn that the reliability of results depends equally on sampling procedures and analytical procedures and that
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Basic Microbiological Concepts
This course provides the student with basic, but sound knowledge of microbiology as it relates to drinking water operations. It is important for all operators and administrators to have a sound knowledge pertaining to the basics of microbiology. Types of pathogens, sampling methods, testing methods and interpretation of analytical results will be the focus of the discussion. Upon successful
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From Construction Mastery Institute
Indoor Air Quality
The "Indoor Air Quality" eCourse shows employees the potentially harmful effects of poor air quality, and will help them identify, prevent and correct air quality problems. Using a powerful combination of audio, full-motion video, text and colorful graphics, this eCourse provides the most cost-effective safety and regulatory compliance training available today. The eCourse is divided into a
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From Automated Learning Corporation
Lead-Free Wave Soldering: Process - On-Line Training
Web-training with certification for process engineers, technologists, and senior operators who work with lead-free wave. ?Impact of lead-free on wave ?Alloys, difference to tin-lead ?Reliability acceptance, cosmetics ?Flux, VOC, water-based, no-clean ?Machine set-up ?Fluxer ?Nitrogen, Solder pot changeover ?Pre-heat, contact time, range ?Dual-wave, board-warp, cooling ?Selective soldering ?Copper
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From Multi-media Access
Good Manufacturing Practices: Food: Introduction


...aintaining consistent product quality through controlling contamination, key issues such as personal hygiene, proper clothing, raw material inspection, and line cleaning methods are addressed. Recognizing the many sources of contamination, the program stresses effective prevention. Delivery formats include CD-ROM, LAN, WAN, Intranet, Internet. The course can be customized to meet your
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Lead Safety


...employees who work near process areas or areas where lead contamination of the workplace may occur. The course teaches the health risks associated with exposure to lead. Workers will learn how lead hazards are controlled and monitored as well as the specific work practices they can follow to reduce exposure to lead. Delivery formats include CD-ROM, LAN, WAN, Intranet, Internet. The course can
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Respiratory Protection


...d or may be required to work in an area where atmospheric contamination could occur. This course identifies airborne hazards in the workplace and explains how they affect people. The course then identifies various types of respiratory protection and how to properly choose, use, clean and store each type. Learners are taught how to perform equipment inspections, tests, and fit checks.
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From PDHengineer. com-Decatur Professional Development, LLC
Mold in the Workplace
...up Methods Remediation Guidelines For Various Levels Of Contamination Personal Protective Equipment Types And Use Mold Sampling Methods Remediation Equipment Types Additional References for Mold Related Issues State Board Acceptance This course can be used by professional engineers to fulfill PDH requirements mandated by state and provincial licensing boards. Decatur Professional
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Design of Small Water Systems - Water Quality Requirements
... Water Act (SDWA) specifies maximum permissible levels of contamination and minimum monitoring frequencies for public water systems. Mandatory adherence to the specified maximum contaminant level (MCL) is dependent on whether the water system serves a community (year-round residents) or a transient population (such as parks, campgrounds and restaurants). The MCLs are designed to protect the
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Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities
...f decommissioning processes What are acceptable surface contamination levels Deep and chemical decontamination processes How to design safety plans for decommissioning nuclear sites The unique power of neutron radiation Uses of hydrolasers Decommissioning alternatives EMTOMB, DECON and SAFSTOR State Board Acceptance This course can be used by professional engineers to fulfill
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Wastewater Characteristics Flow and Transport and Fate of Pollutants in the Receiving Environment
..., the importance of properly designing an OWTS to prevent contamination of nearby surface and ground waters cannot be overstated. This course will cover OWTS performance design, from estimating influent wastewater characteristics and flow to transport and fate of wastewater pollutants in the receiving environment. Additionally, the course will examine methods for establishing and measuring
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Design of Small Water Systems
... Water Act (SDWA) specifies maximum permissible levels of contamination and minimum monitoring frequencies for public water systems. Mandatory adherence to the specified maximum contaminant level (MCL) is dependent on whether the water system serves a community (year-round residents) or a transient population (such as parks, campgrounds and restaurants). The MCLs are designed to protect the
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Backflow Prevention in Chemigation of Pesticides
...st. Backflow prevention is necessary to prevent pesticide contamination of surface water supplies as well as ground water. In this course the student will learn about pesticide label requirements for Chemigation, Chemigation system operation and calibration and Chemigation system safety. The student is expected to read and review the material contained in Grower Training Manual for Backflow
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Energy Efficiency Improvements in Process Heating Equipment
Overview
Fossil fuel-fired equipment (e.g. boilers, thermal oxidizers, process furnaces, dryers, ovens, heaters) frequently represents a significant portion of an industrial site?s total energy consumption. This course will cover several low-cost, quick-payback energy efficiency improvement opportunities that can be implemented relatively quickly and easily to improve productivity, reduce
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Water Supply Plumbing Cross Connections
...d cases where cross-connections have been responsible for contamination of drinking water, and have resulted in the spread of disease. The problem is a dynamic one, because piping systems are continually being installed, altered, or extended. Control of cross-connections is possible, but only through thorough knowledge and vigilance. Education is essential, for even those who are experienced in
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HVAC for Cleanroom Facilities
...hing entering the cleanroom is cleaned, so that as little contamination as possible is added to the room atmosphere by transfer from dirty objects. Having given due consideration to the above factors, it is possible to achieve and sustain the desired cleanliness goals. This 6-hr course provides an overview of cleanrooms and discusses the key HVAC design aspects applicable to cleanrooms.
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