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Advanced MESH
Safety and Health Week - Week 1
$995 Member and Non-Member (each week)
Environmental Week - Week 2
$995 Member and Non-Member (each week)
Overview
The advanced MESH Certificate provides advanced topics for the environmental and safety professional. The two, week-long courses are designed to provide hands-on approaches and applications to prevent and control hazards and environmental impacts in the workplace. Individuals who have completed their MESH Certificate can now continue their professional development by pursuing the Advanced MESH Certificate. Attend 2 weeks of advanced environmental and safety training offered by Safety and Health Council of North Carolina, North Carolina Department of Labor, and North Carolina State University-Industrial Extension Service to be eligible for this advanced certificate.
Topics
Students will attend a full week of advanced safety and health topics including fall protection and machine guarding, advanced ergonomics, occupational health, industrial hygiene, and behavior based safety. The week of advanced environmental topics include SARA 311 & 313, disaster preparedness, environmental performance goals, energy efficient options, and preferable purchasing. The 2 weeks of training do not have to be taken in sequential order; however, the student must successfully complete both weeks before being awarded the Advanced MESH Certificate.
Who Should Attend
MESH Graduates. EHS professionals that are not MESH graduates may attend this class and will receive a certificate of attendance; however, they are not eligible for the Advanced MESH Certificate.
Instructor Bio
Knowledgeable instructors from Safety and Health Council of North Carolina, North Carolina Department of Labor, and North Carolina State University-Industrial Extension Service. Other invited speakers will teach the sessions in the two courses.
Additional Information
This certificate series is sponsored by the 3 MESH partners: Safety and Health Council of North Carolina, North Carolina Department of Labor, and North Carolina State University-Industrial Extension Service.
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