Single Course
Environmental Compliance
HAZWOPER 24-Hour Workshop
24 hour
In-person
Next: 16 Feb 2027
English
Identifier: 200513171
Course Overview
What you'll learn
Learn how to safely respond to hazardous substance releases in this interactive course, where you will learn:
- Hazard recognition
- Risk assessment
- Use of field survey equipment
- Spill control procedures and containment
- Personal protective equipment
- Emergency planning and organization
- Incident Command System
- Decontamination
- Incident termination procedures
Use the knowledge and skills gained in the training to take part in exercises, tabletop activities, and hands-on simulated spill response.
About this course
OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) standard (29 CFR 1910.120) requires at least 24 hours of Technician level training for personnel who will stop, contain, and clean up hazardous substance releases in emergency response situations.
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