Health and Safety Workshop for Engineers and Industry
This hands-on technical health and safety workshop is taught by industry professionals with over 50 years of combined experience and is intended to provide a detailed overview of OSHA’s top 10 most commonly cited regulatory subjects from an engineering and industry perspective. It includes hazard recognition and elimination methods through engineering controls to achieve safe and healthful work places.
The course also focuses on safe work practices in a water environment, which is laden with potential safety concerns.
This course can be applied to the Water Technology Certificate.
Instructor
Mr. Osantowski has more than 30 years of environmental engineering experience that includes a strong background in leadership, education, engineering, organizational development, problem-solving, team building and communication skills. His responsibilities have included the successful management of several multi-million dollar water ... read more
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
• Understand hazard recognition
• Create a safe work practice toolbox
• Examine engineering controls to achieve a healthy work environment
• Learn about OSHA training requirements
All sessions are Face-to-Face unless otherwise noted.
Date: Tue, Mar 31
Time: 9:45am-4:30pm
Location: UWM School of Continuing Education
Instructor: Dick Osantowski PE
Fee: $495
CEUs: 0.7, PDHs: 7
Enrollment Limit: 40
Program Number: 4850-12533
Registration Deadline: Tue., Mar. 31