*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Child care professionals praise them and they meet the first aid and CPR certification standards of all 50 states.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.

*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Child care professionals praise them and they meet the first aid and CPR certification standards of all 50 states.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.

*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Child care professionals praise them and they meet the first aid and CPR certification standards of all 50 states.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.

*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Child care professionals praise them and they meet the first aid and CPR certification standards of all 50 states.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.

• Identify factors that contribute to common fall hazards
• Discuss methods to control and prevent the hazards

• Identifying, analyzing, and preventing fall hazards associated with scaffolds, ladders, roofs
• OSHA regulations and resources addressing fall protection

Additional Information:
Participants are encouraged to bring questions that are unique to their working environment for discussion in the course.

1 Day, 7.5 Instructional Hours
7.5 MESH Hours (Manager of Environmental Safety and Health)
7.5 PDHs (Professional Development Hours for Engineers)

This course is eligible for credit towards OSHA’s Public Sector Certificate.

Registration Link: https://reporter.ncsu.edu/link/instanceview?courseID=IES-OSHA-7845&deptName=IES&instanceID=000004

• Identify OSHA recording and reporting requirements
• Complete OSHA’s Injury and Illness Recordkeeping forms 300, 300A and 301

• Purpose and Scope of OSHA Recordkeeping
• OSHA’s Recording Criteria
• OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Forms
• Posting of Safety and Recordkeeping forms
• Reporting of Fatalities and Multiple Hospitalizations

Additional Information:
Employers who are required to keep Illness and Injury records must post their annual summary (OSHA Form 300A) each year from February 1 – April 30.

1 Day, 7.5 Instructional Hours
7.5 MESH Hours (Manager of Environmental Safety and Health)
7.5 PDHs (Professional Development Hours for Engineers)

This course is eligible for credit towards OSHA’s Public Sector Certificate.

Registration Link: https://reporter.ncsu.edu/link/instanceview?courseID=IES-OSHA-7105&deptName=IES&instanceID=000003

About This Course:
This course covers OSHA requirements for emergency action and fire protection plans. Upon course completion students will have the ability to list the elements of an emergency action plan and emergency evacuation floor plans, recognize violations of OSHA exit route requirements, determine whether their organization requires an emergency action plan, and develop and implement workplace emergency action and fire protection plans.

Recommended for:
This course is designed for small employers or a designated representative such as a safety specialist, line supervisor or manager responsible for developing an emergency action plan.
 

• Identify the need and the process for developing an emergency action plan
• Describe options for providing for fire, rescue, and medical services
• Recognize the requirements for an exit route

• Purpose and requirements of emergency action and fire prevention plans
• Integration of emergency plan concepts
• Design and maintenance of emergency exit routes

1 Day, 7.5 Instructional Hours
7.5 MESH Hours (Manager of Environmental Safety and Health)
7.5 PDHs (Professional Development Hours for Engineers)

This course is eligible for credit towards OSHA’s Public Sector Certificate.

Registration Link: https://reporter.ncsu.edu/link/instanceview?courseID=IES-OSHA-7205&deptName=IES&instanceID=000002

About This Course:
This course covers common health hazards that are encountered in the workplace including chemical, biological, physical and ergonomic hazards.  Students participate in workshops on evaluation and abatement of workplace health hazards. Upon course completion students will have the ability to understand common health hazards in the workplace and methods for controlling and abating these hazards.

Recommended for:
This course is designed for small employers or a designated representative such as a safety specialist, line supervisor or manager responsible for identifying health hazards in the workplace.  The training is also suitable for employees and employee representatives.
 

• Identify four types of health hazards that are present in the workplace
• Discuss techniques to recognize health hazards
• Describe tools and methods to evaluate health hazards
• Discuss measures to control exposure to health hazards
• Describe OSHA resources that available to assist employers and employees in finding information about health hazards

• Identification and evaluation of health hazards and their sources of exposure
• Health hazard information
• Engineering and work practice controls

• Specify the requirements for implementing energy control programs and procedures and conducting training and audits
• Discover methods of detecting hazardous conditions and implementing control measures

• Types of hazardous energy
• Developing and implementing energy control programs
• Written isolation procedures
• Training of authorized and affected employees
• Periodic inspection

*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Child care professionals praise them and they meet the first aid and CPR certification standards of all 50 states.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.