Basic Life Support (BLS) is designed for healthcare personnel AND other individuals
who need to know how to perform CPR and other basic cardiovascular life support
skills in a wide variety of in-hospital and pre-hospital settings.

The 12 hour scaffold “Competent Person” course provides detailed instruction in
scaffold hazard recognition and common safety issues including a thorough
discussion of OSHA regulations, manufacturers’ recommended assembly
instructions, and the topics required by 29CFR1926.454 for three types of
scaffolding: Frame, Tube & Coupler, and System. Some of the topics include
foundations, fall protection, falling object protection, stability tying, planking,
ladders & safe access, loading, and step-by-step assembly procedures.

NOTE: This is course is by request. Please contact our training department for scheduling.

This course provides a general overview of the safety measures required before
working from a scaffold. Included are hands on demonstrations. The trainee will
have a working knowledge of scaffolding and the requirements.

• Identify the various classifications and types of scaffolds
• Understand the basic OSHA safety requirements**
• Understand measures to ensure safe working conditions
• Learn the major hazards associated with working on scaffolds
• Understand the required Fall Protection**
• Learn requirements for working from an Aerial Lift
• Review training requirements

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

Essential training for safe crane operation.

Rigger training ensures you or your workers are ready to rig loads safely and effectively. In this course, we’ll focus on topics such as:

• Selecting the right sling and rigging hardware
• Interpreting rigging capacity charts with greater accuracy
• Confidently determining center of gravity
• Understanding stress dynamics on wire ropes
• Increasing knowledge of the latest terminology
• Signalperson and hand/voice signals

This course is designed to provide information to comply with industry standards and practices. OSHA requires riggers to be qualified, a designation determined by their employer based on knowledge, skills, and performance. Our rigger training will help riggers achieve qualified status. Our training will also prepare students for rigger certification, which is not required by OSHA, but is required by some employers or customers.

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

NOTE: This is course is by request. Please contact our training department for scheduling.

This workshop is designed for employees who must also serve as the competent person required by OSHA 1926.32(f), 1926.500 and 1910 standards. Written pre-workshop knowledge
assessment and final knowledge assessment will be given.

Recommended Course Prerequisites
All participants must have a good understanding of the safe operation of aerial lifts and elevated
work essential skills and applications. TVTC Courses ELVUL and MAN04 can be used as
prerequisites.

• Roles, responsibilities, required training and definitions.
• Applicable Federal and ANSI regulations.
• Fall protection component inspection and maintenance.
• The fall protection hierarchy of controls.
• Fall protection planning and plans.
• Fall protection rescue plans.

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

All employees who operate powered industrial trucks

• Operating instructions
• Warnings and precautions for the truck the operator will be authorized to user
• Differences between the truck and automobile
• Truck controls and instrumentation, engine or motor operation
• Steering and maneuvering
• Visibility (including restriction due to loading)
• Fork and attachment adaptation
• Operation and use limitations
• Capacity and stability of the vehicle
• Inspections, maintenance, refueling and/or charging the batteries

CLOSED TOE SHOES REQUIRED FOR TRAINING.

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

Instructor-led with hands-on training in simulated confined space tank. Useful for entrants, attendants (hole-watch), and supervisors.

• Perform entry and exit from confined spaces
• Role of entrant, attendant and supervisors
• Permit required
• Using tripods and fall protection
• Atmosphere testing

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

Students learn the fundamentals of working safely from heights. This course is appropriate for workers who have specific work tasks at heights with permanently engineered anchors and protection systems.

• Identify fall hazards when working from ladders, stairways, roofs, and scaffolds
• Take corrective measures to ensure safe work practices
• Select and use appropriate fall protection systems
• Don the personal fall arrest harness properly
• Knowledge of harness inspection

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

This course combines the Confined Space Entry with the Elevated Work. This confined space user level course trains you to protect yourself and others while working in hazardous environments, also is appropriate for workers with work tasks in confined spaces. Trainees will learn in hands on environment the fundamentals of working safely from heights. This course is appropriate for workers who have specific work tasks at heights with permanently engineered anchors and protection systems.

Confined Space Topics

• Perform entry and exit from confined spaces
• Role of entrant, attendant and supervisors
• Properly Identify Permit required confined spaces
• Using tripods and fall protection
• Atmosphere testing
• Rescue

NOTE: Please contact your local TVTC center for class times and availability or check the calendar.

National Safety Council program that is instructor-led with additional hands on training in use of CPR techniques, First Aid, and AED usage. Students are given instructional booklets included in the price of the course for future reference.

• Hands-on Adult CPR practice
• Basic Life Support techniques
• Using an AED
• Checking the scene, calling for help
• How to check the victim for signs and symptoms
• How to help a choking victim (responsive and unresponsive)
• Preventing disease transmission while helping a victim
• Bleeding and wound care
• Minimizing shock
• Serious injuries
• Sudden illnesses and allergic reactions
• Signs and symptoms of heart attack and stroke
• Cold and heat emergencies
• Information concerning poisoning

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

Control of Hazardous Energy User Level

Instructor-led program in the fundamentals of Lock Out Tag Out. Students are given instruction on the safety requirements for performing an orderly shutdown and bringing machinery back up during maintenance.

• Identify and list sources of energy
• Steps required to control hazardous energy
• Equipment needed to lockout equipment and machinery
• Training requirements

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

Genie Lift program that is instructor-led with additional hands on training in the proper and safe operations of aerial lifts, which includes the proper care, maintenance, and safe operation of the vehicle.

• Responsibilities of all parties
• Manufacturer’s guidelines
• Hazards setting up for the job
• Principles of safe operation
• Decals and warnings found on equipment
• Pre-Op Inspection
• Function test

CLOSED TOE SHOES REQUIRED FOR TRAINING.

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.

NFPA Electrical

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) work hand in hand in creating regulations and standards that promote electrical workplace safety. Particular OSHA regulations enumerate what measures must be taken to protect employees from electrical hazards, while NFPA 70E specifies how to meet these OSHA requirements. To help your regulatory and risk management initiatives, TVTC has designed a NFPA 70E training program in compliance with these electrical safety standards.

What is NFPA 70E?
NFPA 70E is an industry-recognized safety standard that is utilized by employers and employees in compliance with OSHA 1910 Subpart S and OSHA 1926 Subpart K. Originally created in response to OSHA’s request, NFPA 70E highlights the recommended electrical practices that are in line with established regulatory requirements. Companies even use specific NFPA 70E compliance guidelines nowadays to evaluate and protect workers from arc flash hazards.

Looking for NFPA 70E training solutions?
NFPA 70E Electrical Safety course tackles how to prevent or minimize exposure to widely recognized electrical hazards on the job. The training also covers electrical safety programs and even the relationship between OSHA and NFPA 70E.

Electrical safety training can help save lives and prevent injuries.

For more specific details you can call TVTC, or view the course summary.