Description: This course combines the elements of the General Site Worker Supervisor and Incident Commander Courses for those who oversee hazardous waste sites during an emergency response scenario. Emphasis is on Site Safety and Health Plan and Contingency Plan requirements. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Upon successful completion of this course, the student will attain the designation of HAZWOPER Specialist (HZS). With this certificate, the student will have acquired the knowledge, skills and abilities to: Understand the background of HAZWOPER and affiliated regulations. Understand the concept of “cradle to grave.” Create a Health and Safety Plan in accordance with the HAZWOPER Standard. Conduct a site analysis and prepare a site control program. Apply other OSHA standard related to HAZWOPER. Implement a medical surveillance program for employees involved in HAZWOPER. Choose appropriate personal protective equipment based on the type of chemical exposure. Understand how to handle drums and containers safely. Apply decontamination procedures to an emergency response of hazardous materials.   Prerequisites: The HAZWOPER Specialist (HZS) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: Accidents are unplanned and unintentional events that result in harm or loss to personnel, property, production, or nearly anything that has some inherent value. Understanding how to prevent or control accidents requires an understanding of the sequence of events leading to an accident in order to identify and implement countermeasures that contain risks. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Incident Investigation as an Element of a SMS Loss Causation Model The Initial Investigation at the Accident Scene Immediate Post-Accident Actions Documenting the Accident Scene Controlling Evidence and Obtaining Witness Statements Collecting, Preserving, and Documenting Evidence Managing the Accident Investigation Determining Direct, Contributing and Root Cause Basic and Advanced Root Cause Analysis Tools and Techniques Analyzing, Trending and Reporting the Results   Prerequisites: The Incident Investigation Specialist (IIS) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: Performing a Job Hazard Analysis (i.e. Safety Analysis) may be the single most important method for preventing workplace injuries as it provides a proactive approach to identifying hazards before they lead to an injury. The course will provide the student with the tools to perform a JHA including tips for developing "task or job steps," hazards and means for abatement. Course will include several examples. In addition, course will teach means for ranking these hazards quantitatively (risk) based on frequency, severity, and probability of occurrence. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 13 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course.    Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Recognize hazardous conditions in the workplace. Disseminate the types of injuries that can occur as consequences to hazardous conditions. Understand the Hierarchy of Hazard Control Measures and when to use them. Conduct a Job Hazard Analysis by using the six-step process. Calculate risk based on frequency, likelihood, and severity of hazards. Apply the concept of Acceptable Risk to the Residual Risk Reduction method of reducing hazardous conditions. Prioritize high-risk tasks to pro-actively eliminate hazardous conditions before they become injuries or illnesses. Understand the process hazard analysis method and apply its common techniques of What-If and HAZOP in the evaluation of processes with highly hazardous chemicals.    Prerequisites: The Job Hazard Analysis Specialist (JHA) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.    Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.    Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.    Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.    Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.    Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: This course will provide a student with the extensive knowledge to perform proper lockout tagout, including the six steps for LOTO, develop an HECP, and identify proper EIDs and LOTO devices. The student will be able to understand when group LOTO is necessary and understand the requirement for contractors, communication and training. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Determine when LOTO is applicable. Understand the importance of proper LOTO. Possess the ability to develop a comprehensive LOTO program. Perform, as well as train on, LOTO in a facility with emphasis on machine-specific procedures, limitations, and roles and responsibilities of affected and authorized personnel.   Prerequisites: The Lockout Tagout Specialist (LTS) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: There seem to be as many hazards created by moving machine parts as there are types of machines. Safeguards are essential for protecting workers from needless and preventable injuries. Any machine part, function, or process which may cause injury must be safeguarded. Where the operation of a machine or accidental contact with it can injure the operator or others in the vicinity, the hazard must be controlled or eliminated.  Machine guarding requirements can seem overwhelming with an entire subpart of OSHA CFR 1910 devoted to this topic. This course will equip you to protect your employees from moving machinery and to properly apply the OSHA Machine Guarding requirements. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Identify and apply machine guarding safety measures as required by OSHA regulations to ensure the minimum requirements for compliance are met and exceeded. Identify the basic requirements of machine guarding by following the list of standards established to ensure the safety of machine operators and other employees. Evaluate the various hazardous movements that may result in employee injury to better understand how proper safety guarding offers protection. Understand and distinguish the various types of motions and actions to prevent injury. Comprehend the general safety considerations in regard to safeguard requirements, implement the appropriate training, and understand correct guard construction. Differentiate between the various types of guards and devices, their advantages and limitations of their use, and their purpose. Identify the main types of machinery and the proper guards for their use.   Prerequisites: The Machine Guarding Specialist (MGS) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: In this course, the student will understand the changes in updated recordkeeping regulations, learn how to utilize the 300, 300A and 301 forms, determine the difference between first aid and medical services, understand covered employees concerning contractors and temporary employees and understand employee privacy rights. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 13 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Upon successful completion of this course, the student will attain the designation of OSHA Recordkeeping Specialist (ORS). With this certificate, the student will have acquired the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Describe the role that accurate and thorough recordkeeping plays in the advancement of an effective safety program. Utilizing the given criteria, determine whether an injury or illness is work-related, recordable and the appropriate category for documentation. Describe those establishments and employers who are required to record work-related injuries and illnesses, for the purposes of submission to both OSHA and BLS, as needed. Comply with OSHA reporting requirements in the case of fatalities, hospitalization, amputations and losses of eyes. Accurately complete the required OSHA Recordkeeping Forms (300, 300A and 301) for their workplace.   Prerequisites: The OSHA Recordkeeping Specialist (ORS) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: Are you involved in the selection, use, or maintenance of personal protective equipment? Do you need to know how to identify the need, determine the proper PPE, and provide the necessary training and documentation for PPE use? Do you need to know how to apply the PPE Regulations? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this course is for you. You will learn about the PPE Regulations, PPE Hazard Assessments, Effective Training, Engineering Solutions, Administrative Controls, Program Requirements, Respiratory Fit Testing, the Assessment Process, Eye And Face Protection, Head Protection, Foot Protection, Hand Protection, Respiratory Protection, and Hearing Conservation. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety. You have up to six months to complete the course.   Our Personal Protective Equipment Specialist Certificate covers: PPE Training Requirements Eye and Face Protection Respiratory Protection Head, Hand and Foot Protection Electrical Protective Equipment and Fall Protection 1910.95 Hearing Protection   Prerequisites: The Personal Protective Equipment Specialist (PES) Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites.   Continuing Education Units: (1.30) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs.   Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam.   Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $150.   Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here.   Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: This course identifies common hazards and possible solutions for reducing incidents that could lead to injuries or fatalities. The student learns to identify typical processes and procedures of this industry, consider many associated accident causes, look for trends and then prevent these accidents. Plan your program or evaluate an existing safety program and then institute a plan – do – act procedure that assigns program responsibilities and provides for continual program improvement. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 24 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course.  The student will function as a key team member or team leader defining and assessing hazard mitigation methodologies, providing critical review of programs and methods, and preparing regularly scheduled reports recommending changes that will provide for continual improvement of job safety programs. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will attain the designation of Petroleum Safety Specialist – Drilling and Servicing (PSS). With this certificate, the student will have acquired the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Define and assess hazard mitigation methodologies as it relates to oil and gas drilling. Provide critical review of programs and methods of drilling practices. Identify common hazards and possible solutions for reducing incidents that could lead to injuries or fatalities. Identify typical processes and procedures for the industry. Prepare for common procedures that lead to accidents and how to mitigate them. Anticipate hazards associated with hydrogen sulfide. Choose the best prevention method of exposure to hydrogen sulfide. Prerequisites: The Petroleum Safety Specialist (PSS) - Drilling & Servicing Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites. Continuing Education Units: (2.40) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs. Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam for this course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass each exam. Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $300. Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here. Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: This course identifies common hazards and possible solutions for reducing incidents that could lead to injuries or fatalities. The student learns to identify typical processes and procedures of this industry, consider many associated accident causes, look for trends and then prevent these accidents. Plan your program or evaluate an existing safety program and then institute a plan – do – act procedure that assigns program responsibilities and provides for continual program improvement. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 24 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Identify multiple pipeline technology and systems Distinguish between varying underground storage methods Differentiate use and type of numerous pipeline types Describe the role, authority, and enforcement powers of PHMSA as it relates to pipeline safety Analyze pipeline construction methods Implement pipeline assessment techniques Apply emergency response procedures Identify causes of internal and external pipe corrosion Evaluate the use, hazards, and properties of common hydrocarbon liquids Describe operator qualifications Interpret the various methods for remediating pipeline defects Prerequisites: The Petroleum Safety Specialist (PSS) - Pipeline Systems Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites. Continuing Education Units: (2.40) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs. Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam at the end of the course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass the exam. Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $300. Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here. Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: This course identifies common hazards and possible solutions for reducing incidents that could lead to injuries or fatalities. It is designed for an individual who may have collateral duties that include safety, including engineers, operators, foremen, safety committee members, supervisors and managers. It is also excellent beginning course for safety professionals that may be beginning their career in the petroleum industry. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 24 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Differentiate between the multiple refinery processes Identify the major products produced in the refinery process Classify the primary environmental concerns relating to the refinery process Categorize and identify hazardous wastes Understand and implement the various elements of an emergency action plan Recognize the phases of an emergency management plan Understand employer and employee responsibilities under the Process Safety Management System Prerequisites: The Petroleum Safety Specialist (PSS) - Refinery Series Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites. Continuing Education Units: (2.40) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs. Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam for this course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass each exam. Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $300. Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here. Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Course Objectives: The Certificate Petroleum Safety Manager & Administrator – Oil & Gas Well Drilling & Servicing (PSMA) indicates a management level of operational skills and proficiency covering rules, regulations, and tools that are critical to safety throughout this vast, diversified, and complex industry. A wide range of expertise and managerial skills required to constantly update procedures, verify compliance, and continually improve operational performance is presented. This course provides the student with the knowledge and expertise to remain current with regulations, protocols, and new industry standards for safely drilling and servicing oil wells. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 40 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will attain the designation of Petroleum Safety Manager & Administrator – Oil & Gas Well Drilling & Servicing (PSMA). With this certificate, the student will have acquired the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Review an introduction to regulation of well drilling and servicing Discuss the general requirements for drilling and well servicing equipment    Identify the hazards common to well drilling operations Distinguish the types of well stimulation methods and their hazards Explain the purpose of wireline operations Assess the hazards related to gas, air, and mist drilling operations Discuss stripping and snubbing operations Identify the hazards related to flowback operations Implement safe work practices as they relate to well drilling and servicing Mitigate hazards related to hydrogen sulfide Explain the importance of safety and health management systems within well drilling and servicing Discuss IADC guidelines and HSE principles as they relate to well drilling and servicing safety Prerequisites: The Petroleum Safety Manager & Administrator (PSMA) - Drilling & Servicing Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites. Continuing Education Units: Four (4.00) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs. Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam for this course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass each exam. Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $375. Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here. Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.

Description: The Certificate Petroleum Safety Manager & Administrator – Pipelines (PSMA) indicates a management level of operational skills and proficiency covering rules, regulations, and tools that are critical to safety throughout this vast, diversified, and complex industry. A wide range of expertise and managerial skills required to constantly update procedures, verify compliance, and continually improve operational performance is presented. This course provides the student with the knowledge and expertise to remain current with regulations, protocols, and new industry standards for safely building, operating, and maintaining hazardous liquid and natural gas pipelines. The required amount of time to complete the course is dependent upon your knowledge of workplace safety, but we find that the average completion time is approximately 40 hours. You have up to six months to complete the course. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to: Review an introduction to regulation of pipelines and LNG facilities in the U.S. Discuss PHMSA’s regulatory and enforcement processes    Identify what makes up a regulatory framework and enforcement framework Distinguish the types of line pipe and system components typical to the pipeline network Identify the industry codes and standards applicable to pipeline design Explain the importance of pipe coating operations Assess the methods of pipeline leak detection outlined in 49 CFR 195 Demonstrate the steps undertaken during pipeline construction Discuss the importance of trenching safety when construction pipelines Identify the various types of pipeline inspections and understand their purpose Differentiate the types of confined spaces found within a refinery Distinguish between various spill control, containment, and confinement techniques Explain Safety Management Systems (SMS) API RP 1173 Prerequisites: The Petroleum Safety Manager & Administrator (PSMA) - Pipeline Systems Course is a foundational course that requires no prerequisites. Continuing Education Units: Four (4.00) CEUs are offered for this course. As an IACET Accredited Provider, NASP offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. CEUs will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam. Partial credit or adjusted CEUs will not be awarded for individuals who do not successfully meet the criteria for achievement of CEUs. Online Exams: The student will take a comprehensive online exam for this course. You must score 80% to receive a certificate. You have two opportunities to pass each exam. Recertification: A refresher course and exam will be required every three (3) years. The cost of this recertification is $375. Non-discrimination Policy: NASP is committed to maintaining a work and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination. View the full document here. Proprietary Interest Disclosure: The instructor(s) has no financial interest in any course documents, products, tools, or instruments. View the full document here.