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WHY CSEM?
CSEM is a JITT or "Just-In-Time-Training" company. Institutional training has a
lack of convenience and in many cases is non-responsive. Companies miss
opportunities they would otherwise be able to exploit. CSEM offers both
immediate and long-term benefits for all your compliance training needs. With
authorized Outreach instruction trainers CSEM provides the necessary training,
for you to meet all your compliance needs.
ON-SITE OR ONLINE
On-Site Safety Classes
We come to you! CSEM offers its clients on-site services in a classroom setting
or on-the-job location. We are prepared to meet strict deadlines, and content
needs anywhere in the contiguous 48 United States.
Safety Courses Via Online Webinar
Again, safety training services can also be administered online using “live” or
“in-house” web conferencing. The instructor arranges all the details and webinar
attendees access the online conference by clicking a link distributed by email
invitation.
OSHA TRAINING
Our OSHA training course is geared towards educating participants on how to best
identify, avoid and control any on the job hazards in order to eliminate work
related injuries and illnesses. While we take the business of safety very
seriously, our instructors try hard to evoke a class environment which is
stimulating and rewarding for everyone.
We discuss the rights and responsibilities of both employer and employee with a
quick look at the process of reporting, record keeping and inspection. Upon
completion of CSEM’s OSHA Training course, class participants will have a clear
understanding of the following:
1. What OSHA means and how it benefits both employee and employer
2. Our safety and health program covers all OSHA Standards and industry related
categories that fall under the following standards: General Industry,
Maritime, Construction and Agriculture
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MSHA TRAINING
As a provider of MSHA training and safety certification courses, CSEM (The
Center for Safety & Environmental Management) provides the necessary training in
order for you to meet all of your compliance needs.
CSEM provides robust safety training and consulting services to government and
corporate entities. CSEM offers state-recognized, university-accredited
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for MSHA training and education.
The primary goal of MSHA aka Mine Safety and Health Administration is to promote
safe and healthful work environments for the nation’s miners by preventing
death, disease, and injury from mining.
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DOT TRAINING
The Department of Transportation outlines specific guidelines for DOT training
and certification requirements for employers to follow to properly prepare all
workers who handle, package, supervise, or have accountability for hazardous
materials being placed into shipping or transport.
CSEM Inc. has been providing all phases of OSHA regulated safety training
including hazardous materials training and toxic substance preparedness for over
20 years. However, we do more than just provide training courses, we develop
lasting relationships with our clients through strong customer support and
unrivaled services. This is why we have a long list of repeat customers who rely
on us for all of their OSHA safety training needs.
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EPA TRAINING
The Environmental Protection Agency was promulgated into Law under 40 CFR, (Code
of Federal Regulations), to protect our communities and America’s waters. CSEM,
Inc. takes a dynamic look at EPA regulations through the years and guides
students to a better understanding of the regulation, it’s intended purpose and
navigates the rather ambiguous path of compliance to build a better
understanding of the dynamics of this organization.
Audiences leave CSEM’s EPA classes with a tool that allows them to understand
the necessity of the regulations, the perspective of the regulators and the
regulated alike, as well as the community and the media. The Center for Safety &
Environmental Managementprovides robust safety training and consulting services
to government and corporate entities. CSEM offers state-recognized,
university-accredited Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for EPA training and
education.
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OIL & GAS TRAINING
The layers of various kinds of shale and other sedimentary rocks that underlie
much of the Appalachian Basin contain huge amounts of natural gas. With rising
energy prices and new technologies in the form of unconventional gas well
drilling (hydraulic fracking), extracting those energy resources has finally
become financially viable in recent years. The boom in unconventional gas
drilling has moved forward rapidly in Pennsylvania, and now state government is
beginning to catch up with new laws and regulations.
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SKILLED TRADES TRAINING
In today’s skilled trades competitive environment, it is more important than
ever, to sharpen skill levels to advance your career. Get that training here! In
today’s working environment, employers are challenged by project issues of every
kind. Employees who are masters of their trade skills can rally around a project
to complete it with high quality, on time and under budget.
CSEM’s Skilled Trades Training allows the employees to return to the basics and
reaffirm the foundation of their trade. The courses are designed to hone the
employee’s skills for immediate results on the front lines of a business. Well
trained employees take care to deliver, perform and profit from their skills and
build their employers business reputation and demand for services.
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FULL COURSE OUTLINES
OSHA Training
1. 10-Hour General Construction
2. 24-Hour Incident Commander Training
3. 24-Hour HAZWOPER
4. 30-Hour General Construction Course
5. 30-Hour General Industry Course
6. 40-Hour HAZWOPER
7. 4-Day 8-Hour HAZWOPER REF
8. 8-Hour HAZWOPER REFRESHER
9. 8-Hour HAZWOPER Supervisory 29 CFR 1910.120
10. 8-Hour Incident Commander Refresher
11. Accident Investigation 29 CFR 1904
12. Aerial Lifts
13. ARC FLASH TRAINING / NFPA 70E
14. ASBESTOS AWARENESS
15. Back To Work Refresher
16. Blasting & Use Of Explosives
17. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS 29 CFR 1910.1030
18. Chain Saw Safety
19. Chemical Inventories
20. Cold Stress
21. Concrete & Masonry
22. Confined Space Entry
23. Confined Space Rescue & Emergency Services
24. Confined Spaces – Permit Required
25. Construction Equipment
26. Conveyors
27. Crane Safety & Operator Refresher
28. Demolition
29. Developing Hazardous Waste Site Health & Safety Plans
30. Electrical Awareness
31. Electrical Competent Person
32. Electrical Qualified Person
33. Electrical Safety 29 CFR 1910.331-335
34. Elevators
35. Emergency Response Planning
36. Energy Control Procedures
37. Engineering Design
38. Environmental Air Monitoring
39. Ergonomics 20 CFR 1910.900
40. Excavations
41. Fall Protection 29 CFR 1910 / 1926
42. Fire Prevention 29 CFR 1910 – Subpart L
43. First Aid / CPR
44. First Responder / Spill Response
45. Fit Testing
46. Fork Truck
47. General Duty Clause
48. Handling Of Materials
49. Hazard Communication Outline
50. Hazardous Materials Manager
51. Hazardous Materials Reactivity Chart
52. Hazardous Materials Storage
53. Hazmat Outline 29 CFR 1910.120
54. Hazwoper – 8 Hr Refresher Spill Response
55. Hazwoper Awareness 29 CFR 1910.120
56. Hearing Conservation 29 CFR 1910.95
57. Heat Stress
58. Hoists
59. Illumination Surveys
60. Industrial Hygiene
61. Introduction to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
62. Job Safety Analysis
63. Lab Safety 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
64. Ladder Safety
65. LEAD AWARENESS (29 CFR 1910.1450)
66. Life Saving Equipment
67. Lock-Out / Tag-Out 29 CFR 1910.147
68. MACHINE GUARDING 29 CFR 1910 – SUBPART O
69. Materials Storage
70. Means Of Egress And Fire Protection
71. Mechanized Equipment
72. Mishap Investigation
73. MOBILE CRANE SAFETY 29 CFR 1910.180
74. Motor Vehicles
75. Noise Protection
76. Noise Surveys
77. Overhead And Gantry Crane 29 CFR 1910.179
78. Personal Air Monitoring
79. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
80. Pollution Prevention Act
81. Power Industrial Trucks
82. Process Safety Management
83. Radiation Awareness
84. Record Keeping (OSHA 300)
85. Recycling Plans
86. Respiratory Protection
87. Rigging Outline 29 CFR 1926.251
88. Rollover Protection Structures (Overhead Protection)
89. Safety And Health Program Comp. Guidelines
90. Scaffolding
91. Signs & Signals
92. Steel Erection
93. Substitution Methodologies
94. Tool Safety (Hand, Power, & Powder Charge)
95. Toxic & Hazardous Substances
96. Trenching And Excavation Outline
97. Underground Construction
98. Unit Environmental Compliance Officer Course
99. Walking And Working Surfaces
100. Weapons Of Mass Destruction
101. Welding And Cutting
102. Workplace Emergencies
MSHA Training
1. 24-Hour Part 46 New Miner
2. 24-Hour Part 48 New Miner
3. 8-Hour Part 46 Refresher
4. 8-Hour Part 48 Refresher
DOT Training
1. Barricades
2. DOT Outline General Awareness / Refresher
3. Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
EPA Training
1. CERCLA
2. Clean Air Act
3. Clean Water Act
4. Commanders Environmental Overview
5. Cultural & Natural Resources
6. Emerg. Planning & Community Right-to-Know
7. Environmental Awareness
8. Environmental Compliance Assessments
9. Environmental Considerations
10. Environmental Impact
11. Environmental Protection, Quality & Enhancement
12. Environmental Stewardship
13. Federal Insecticide, Fungicide & Rodenticide Act
14. Hazardous Waste Initial
15. National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
16. Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
17. Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
18. Small Spills 40 CFR
19. Spill Contingency Plan
20. Superfund Amendments & Reauthorization Act
21. Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA)
Oil & Gas Training
1. 10-Hour General Construction
2. 24-Hour Incident Commander Training
3. 24-Hour HAZWOPER
4. 30-Hour General Construction Course
5. 30-Hour General Industry Course
6. 40-Hour HAZWOPER
7. 4-Day 8-Hour HAZWOPER REF
8. 8-Hour HAZWOPER REFRESHER
9. 8-Hour HAZWOPER Supervisory 29 CFR 1910.120
10. 8-Hour Incident Commander Refresher
11. Accident Investigation 29 CFR 1904
12. Aerial Lifts
13. ARC FLASH TRAINING / NFPA 70E
14. ASBESTOS AWARENESS
15. Back To Work Refresher
16. Blasting & Use Of Explosives
17. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS 29 CFR 1910.1030
18. Chain Saw Safety
19. Chemical Inventories
20. Cold Stress
21. Concrete & Masonry
22. Confined Space Entry
23. Confined Space Rescue & Emergency Services
24. Confined Spaces – Permit Required
25. Construction Equipment
26. Conveyors
27. Crane Safety & Operator Refresher
28. Demolition
29. Developing Hazardous Waste Site Health & Safety Plans
30. Electrical Awareness
31. Electrical Competent Person
32. Electrical Qualified Person
33. Electrical Safety 29 CFR 1910.331-335
34. Elevators
35. Emergency Response Planning
36. Energy Control Procedures
37. Engineering Design
38. Environmental Air Monitoring
39. Ergonomics 20 CFR 1910.900
40. Excavations
41. Fall Protection 29 CFR 1910 / 1926
42. Fire Prevention 29 CFR 1910 – Subpart L
43. First Aid / CPR
44. First Responder / Spill Response
45. Fit Testing
46. Fork Truck
47. General Duty Clause
48. Handling Of Materials
49. Hazard Communication Outline
50. Hazardous Materials Manager
51. Hazardous Materials Reactivity Chart
52. Hazardous Materials Storage
53. Hazmat Outline 29 CFR 1910.120
54. Hazwoper – 8 Hr Refresher Spill Response
55. Hazwoper Awareness 29 CFR 1910.120
56. Hearing Conservation 29 CFR 1910.95
57. Heat Stress
58. Hoists
59. Illumination Surveys
60. Industrial Hygiene
61. Introduction to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
62. Job Safety Analysis
63. Lab Safety 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
64. Ladder Safety
65. LEAD AWARENESS (29 CFR 1910.1450)
66. Life Saving Equipment
67. Lock-Out / Tag-Out 29 CFR 1910.147
68. MACHINE GUARDING 29 CFR 1910 – SUBPART O
69. Materials Storage
70. Means Of Egress And Fire Protection
71. Mechanized Equipment
72. Mishap Investigation
73. MOBILE CRANE SAFETY 29 CFR 1910.180
74. Motor Vehicles
75. Noise Protection
76. Noise Surveys
77. Overhead And Gantry Crane 29 CFR 1910.179
78. Personal Air Monitoring
79. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
80. Pollution Prevention Act
81. Power Industrial Trucks
82. Process Safety Management
83. Radiation Awareness
84. Record Keeping (OSHA 300)
85. Recycling Plans
86. Respiratory Protection
87. Rigging Outline 29 CFR 1926.251
88. Rollover Protection Structures (Overhead Protection)
89. Safety And Health Program Comp. Guidelines
90. Scaffolding
91. Signs & Signals
92. Steel Erection
93. Substitution Methodologies
94. Tool Safety (Hand, Power, & Powder Charge)
95. Toxic & Hazardous Substances
96. Trenching And Excavation Outline
97. Underground Construction
98. Unit Environmental Compliance Officer Course
99. Walking And Working Surfaces
100. Weapons Of Mass
101. Welding And Cutting
102. Workplace Emergencies
103. Barricades
104. DOT Outline General Awareness / Refresher
105. Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
106. CERCLA
107. Clean Air Act
108. Clean Water Act
109. Commanders Environmental Overview
110. Cultural & Natural Resources
111. Emerg. Planning & Community Right-to-Know
112. Environmental Awareness
113. Environmental Compliance Assessments
114. Environmental Considerations
115. Environmental Impact
116. Environmental Protection, Quality & Enhancement
117. Environmental Stewardship
118. Federal Insecticide, Fungicide & Rodenticide Act
119. Hazardous Waste Initial
120. National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
121. Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
122. Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
123. Small Spills 40 CFR
124. Spill Contingency Plan
125. Superfund Amendments & Reauthorization Act
126. Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA)
Skilled Trades Training
1. Mathematics In The Plant
2. Making Measurements
3. Reading Blue Prints
4. Metals In The Plant
5. Reading Schematics And Symbols
6. Non-Metal In The Plant
7. Troubleshooting
8. Force And Motion
9. Safety Training
10. Hand Tools
11. Portable Power Tools
WORLDWIDE SAFETY TRAINING COURSES
Training Courses
* OSHA Training
* MSHA Training
* EPA Training
* DOT Training
* Oil & Gas Training
* Skilled Trades
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* About CSEM
* FAQs
* CSEM Forum
* Related Links
* Referral Program
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