ADDITIONAL TRAINING
We Can Help You Achieve Your Safety Goals...
MASC now offers additional training to meet your safety needs!
We've led the way in contractor safety with Basic Orientation Plus™ and site-specific safety orientations for Charleston area industries-now MASC is adding courses geared to getting your employees "in the know" on key safety topics.
For contractors and other companies as well, our programs address critical safety issues. We'll work with you to be sure that your employees understand the specific hazards and appropriate prevention measures for your workplace.
Check out our schedule
A changing menu of programs includes the most-requested and required safety topics. Many courses are offered on several dates, and even during evening hours, in response to your scheduling requests. While most short sessions are very affordably priced at $20 per hour/student for members and $25 per hour/student for non-members, we also offer national standard programs such as OSHA 10 at rates competitive with regional offerings so you can save the usual added costs of airfare, lodging, etc.
Take advantage of our flexibility
In addition to the courses on this schedule at MASC, we can also arrange "ON DEMAND" programs-for both our currently scheduled sessions and others you may need. Just call to arrange a class-let us know the topic to cover, along with the time and place that's best for you, and we'll do the rest.
Let us help!
In today's business environment, companies large and small are searching for more effective and efficient ways to fulfill their regulatory training needs-and build a stronger safety culture. We want to be your solution!
Courses available - on schedule and on demand - are listed below.
(Each listing gives topic and scheduled length in hours)
Other courses and services such as Comprehensive Safety Audits are available on demand. We will work with you to make regulatory topics cover the specific equipment/materials in your workplace.
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Cold Stress |
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Confined Space Attendant/Entrant |
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Electrical Safety for Non-Qualified Workers |
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Excavation/Trenching Worker |
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Excavation/Trenching Competent Person |
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Three Days
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Fall Protection |
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Fire Watch |
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Forklift
(Classroom only. Call us to arrange additional hands-on coaching.)
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Hazard Communication |
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24 Hour Haz Mat |
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Three days
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40 Hour Haz Mat |
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Five days
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Hearing Conservation |
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Heat Stress |
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Holiday Safety |
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Lock Out/Tag Out |
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OSHA 10 for Construction |
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One day (10)
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OSHA 10 for General Industry |
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One day (10)
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OSHA 30 for Construction |
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Four Days (8) (8) (8) (6)
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OSHA 30 for General Industry |
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Four Days (8) (8) (8) (6)
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Respiratory Protection |
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Scaffold User |
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Scaffold Competent Person |
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Three days
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Warehouse Safety |
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Work Zone Safety |
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Cold Stress |
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CLDSTRS
1 hour
Gratis
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Awareness level training offered free to industry and the general public in order to raise awareness of the hazards, signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure to excessive cold, and preventive strategies. |
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Confined Space Attendant/ Entrant |
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CSP-A
3 hours
$60/Student
$75/Student
Duties of confined space attendants.
Hazards of confined space entry.
Mode, signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure to hazardous substances.
Behavioral effects of hazard exposure.
Confined space permit.
Confined space entrance log.
Communication with confined space entrants.
When to order an evacuation.
Non-entry rescue attempts. |
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Electrical Safety for Non-Qualified Workers |
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ELEC-NON
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
Causes of electrical injuries.
Unsafe work practices.
Minimum clearance from exposed electrical sources.
Grounding.
Ground fault circuit interrupters.
Elevated work surfaces.
Ladders.
Additional requirements for qualified persons.
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Excavation/Trenching Worker Safety |
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EXCAV
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
Shoring, shielding, sloping, and benching requirements.
Access requirements.
Competent person.
Soil types.
Recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions.
Hazards of excavations.
Modes, signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure to hazards.
Cave-in rescue.
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Excavation/Trenching Competent Person |
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EXCAVCP
20 hours
$400/Student
$500/Student
This course enables students to understand the OSHA general protection requirements, soil analysis, and use of protective systems such as sloping, wood shoring, aluminum hydraulic shoring; screw jacks; trench shields, and engineered protective systems for trenches and excavations. Accident data and statistics are discussed along with a review of case file conditions. Hands-on demonstrations of testing equipment such as the torvane shear,penetrometer; sedimentation accouterments, and depth/slope measuring devices Demonstration of protective system models and soil samples. Students who successfully complete this course will receive course materials, including OSHA Subpart P and a course completion certificate. |
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Fall Protection |
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FALL
1 hours
$20/Student
$25/Student
Recognition of fall hazards.
The nature of fall hazards.
Correct procedures for erecting, disassembling, maintaining, and inspecting the fall protection procedures to be used.
The use and operation of guardrail systems, safety net systems, personal fall arrest systems, safety monitoring systems, warning line systems, and controlled access zones.
Limitations of fall protection equipment.
Correct procedures for handling and storage of materials and equipment.
Erection of overhead protection. |
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Fire Watch |
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FREWCH
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
Situations that require a Fire Watch.
Duties of the Fire Watch.
Hot work permits.
Flame, heat, and spark producing devices.
Preparation for hot work.
Emergency functions.
Classification of fires and fire extinguishers.
Use of fire extinguishers. |
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Forklift Safety |
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FKLFT
3 hours
$60/Student
$75/Student
Formal instruction required by OSHA includes operating instructions, warnings, and precautions.
Differences between forklifts and automobiles.
Steering and maneuvering.
Restrictions to visibility.
Vehicle inspection.
Vehicle refueling.
Operating limitations.
Surface conditions.
Composition of loads.
Load stability.
Load manipulation, stacking, and unstacking.
Pedestrian traffic.
Narrow aisles and other restricted places.
Hazardous locations.
Ramps and other sloped locations.
Closed environments.
Ventilation. |
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24 Hour Haz Mat |
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HAZMAT24
24 hours
$550/Student
$650/Student
Thorough review of 29 CFR 1910.120.
Organizational Principles.
Incident Command Structure & Role.
Entry Team Responsibilites.
Rescue Team Responsibilites.
SCBA Competency.
Chemical Protective Clothing.
Decon Team Responsibilites.
Medical Monitoring.
Tactical Commander Responsibilites.
Risk Analysis.
Flammability, Toxicology, & Air Monitoring.
Corrosives & Chemical Reactivity.
Safety Officer Role.
Additional Haz Mat Tactical Elements.
Coordination with Outside Agencies.
Recovery of Chemicals.
Incident Termination.
Monitoring the Response.
The Ten Step Process.
Successful completion of this course meets the training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 (e). This standard establishs training requirements based on the nature of the workers' routine exposure to hazardous substances, and the continuity (or lack of) the exposure. We also offer a 40 Hour Haz Mat course. Please check the standard to determine if your employees need the 24 Hour or the 40 Hour course. |
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40 Hour Haz Mat |
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HAZMAT40
24 hours
$800/Student
$900/Student
Thorough review of 29 CFR 1910.120.
Organizational Principles.
Incident Command Structure & Role.
Entry Team Responsibilites.
Rescue Team Responsibilites.
SCBA Competency.
Chemical Protective Clothing.
Decon Team Responsibilites.
Medical Monitoring.
Tactical Commander Responsibilites.
Risk Analysis.
Flammability, Toxicology, & Air Monitoring.
Corrosives & Chemical Reactivity.
Safety Officer Role.
Additional Haz Mat Tactical Elements.
Coordination with Outside Agencies.
Recovery of Chemicals.
Incident Termination.
Monitoring the Response.
The Ten Step Process.
Successful completion of this course meets the training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 (e). This standard establishs training requirements based on the nature of the workers' routine exposure to hazardous substances, and the continuity (or lack of) the exposure. We also offer a 24 Hour Haz Mat course. Please check the standard to determine if your employees need the 24 Hour or the 40 Hour course. |
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Hearing Conservation |
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HEARCON
1 hour
$20/Student
$25/Student
Effects of noise on hearing.
Purpose of hearing protectors.
Advantages and disadvantages of various types of hearing protection.
Selection, fitting, use, and care of hearing protectors.
Purpose of audiometric testing.
Audiometric test procedures. |
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Heat Stress |
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HTSTRS
1 hour
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Risk factors for exposure to excessive heat.
Hazards of heat stress.
Signs, symptoms, and consequences of overexposure.
First aid procedures.
Prevention. |
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Holiday Safety |
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HOLDY
1 hour
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Driving in Adverse Conditions.
Parking Lot Safety.
Choosing and Maintaining a Tree.
Kitchen Safety.
Shopping Safety.
Electrical Safety.
Child Safety. |
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Lockout/Tagout |
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LOTO
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
Recognition of hazardous energy sources.
Type and magnitude of energy available in the workplace.
Methods and means for energy isolation control.
Necessity of lockout/tagout.
Functions of lockout/tagout.
Preparation for equipment shutdown.
Application of lockout/tagout devices.
Release of stored energy.
Verification procedures.
Restoration of energy.
Tags.
Group lockouts.
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OSHA 10 Hour for Construction |
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OSHA10C
10 hours
$210/Student
$270/Student
Core:
Introduction to OSHA.
Electrical Safety.
Fall Protection.
Options:
Cranes.
Scaffolding.
Excavations.
Stairways and Ladders.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Tools: Hand & Power.
Materials Handling & Storage.
Related Topics.
The OSHA 10 Hour for Construction course is the foundation on which many progressive companies establish the basis of their safety culture. It is designed to provide instruction on a variety of construction safety and health standards, as indicated above. This course was developed by the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a wallet card from Federal OSHA. |
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OSHA 10 Hour for General Industry |
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OSHA10G
10 hours
$210/Student
$270/Student
Core:
Introduction to OSHA.
Electrical Safety.
Walking/ Working Surfaces.
Exits, Emergency Action Plans, Fire prevention/ Protection.
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Flammable/ Combustible Liquids.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Machine Guarding.
Hazard Communication.
Intro to Industrial Hygiene/ BBP/ Ergonomics.
Safety & Health Programs.
Related Topics.
The OSHA 10 Hour for General Industry course is the foundation on which many progressive companies establish the basis of their safety culture. It is designed to provide instruction on a variety of general industry safety and health standards, as indicated above. This course was developed by the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a wallet card from Federal OSHA. |
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OSHA 30 Hour for Construction |
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OSHA30C
30 hours
$595/Student
$595/Student
Core:
Introduction to OSHA.
Electrical Safety.
Fall Protection.
Options:
Cranes.
Scaffolding.
Excavations.
Stairways and Ladders.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Occupational Health and Environmental Controls (w/ HazCom).
Fire Protection/ Prevention.
Materials Handling & Storage.
Tools: Hand & Power.
Welding & Cutting.
Motor Vehicles.
Concrete & Masonry.
Steel Erection.
Confined Space Entry.
The OSHA 30 Hour for Construction course is the foundation on which many progressive companies establish the basis of their safety culture. It is designed to provide instruction on a variety of construction safety and health standards, as indicated above. This course was developed by the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a wallet card from Federal OSHA. |
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OSHA 30 Hour for General Industry |
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OSHA30G
30 hours
$595/Student
$595/Student
Core:
Introduction to OSHA.
Walking/ Working Surfaces.
Exits, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Prevention/ Protection.
Electrical Safety.
Options:
Flammable/ Combustible Liquids.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Lockout/ Tagout.
Materials Handling.
Machine Guarding.
Welding, Cutting, Brazing.
Hazard Communication.
Intro to Industrial Hygiene/ BBP.
Ergonomics.
Recordkeeping.
Safety & Health Programs.
The OSHA 30 Hour for General Industry course is the foundation on which many progressive companies establish the basis of their safety culture. It is designed to provide instruction on a variety of general industry safety and health standards, as indicated above. This course was developed by the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a wallet card from Federal OSHA. |
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Respiratory Protection |
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RESP
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
Medical evaluations.
Fit-testing procedures.
Types of respirators.
Selection of respirators.
Proper use of respirators.
Maintenance, storage, and inspection of respirators.
Types of respiratory hazards.
Donning and doffing respirators.
Positive and negative pressure checks.
Limitations of respirators.
Voluntary use of respirators. |
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Scaffold User Safety |
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SCAFF
2 hours
$40/Student
$50/Student
The nature of electrical hazards, fall hazards, and falling object hazards while working from scaffolds.
Procedures for dealing with hazards.
Procedures for erecting, maintaining, and disassembling fall protection systems and falling object protection systems.
Proper use of the scaffold.
Proper handling of materials while on the scaffold.
Maximum intended load and load carrying capacities.
Safe access. This is not competent person training. |
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Scaffold Competent Person |
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SCAFFCP
20 hours
$400/Student
$500/Student
This course focuses on the specific requirements of various types of scaffolding. Students will review the OSHA standards and receive information in case file/investigation documentation procedures. The Scaffold Industry Association and manufactures data will be discussed for proper scaffold erection methods. Participants will review the Southern Pine Inspection Bureau guidelines of Scaffold Grade Lumber. Key scaffolds reviewed are Tubular Welded Frame, Mobile, Tube and Clamp, Pump Jack, Systems, Ladder Jack and Suspended. The development of site specific Scaffold Erection Plans are discussed with samples reviewed. After successful completion each student will receive the OSHA Scaffolding Standards, Manufacturers data, a picture description of each referenced scaffold in the OSHA and ANSI standards along with a sample Scaffold Erection Plan and a course completion certificate.
Scaffold Models and Components are used for demonstrations.
Inspection equipment/instruments are demonstrated for use in safety surveys of scaffolds.
Training Resources in audio visuals are reviewed. |
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Warehouse Safety |
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WHSE
3 hours
$60/Student
$75/Student
Personal protective equipment.
Mechanical materials handling.
Manual materials handling.
Material storage.
Lighting, exits, and emergency preparedness.
Hand tools, portable powered tools and equipment.
Electrical safety.
Compressed gas storage.
Shipping, receiving, and materials storage.
Working around forklifts.
Ladders and stairs.
Slip, trip, and fall hazards.
Hazard communication. |
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Work Zone Safety |
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WKZN
3 hours
$60/Student
$75/Student
Traffic control devices.
Five parts of a traffic control zone.
Taper length criteria for work zones.
Buffer lengths.
Duration of work.
Location of work.
Typical applications.
Mobile operations.
Pedestrian and worker safety.
Flagging procedures. |
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