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Advanced MESH

Safety and Health Week - Week 1

$995 Member and Non-Member

 

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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.

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.

 

Safety and Health Week Topics

 

Topic
Session Objectives

DAY 1

Arc Flash/NFPA 70E

  • Identify Arc Blast/Flash hazards
  • Determination of protective measures and procedures
  • PPE selection
  • Exclusion area determination
   
   
   
Fall Protection
  • Determine standards in 1910 and 1926 that enforce Fall Protection
  • Workplace compliance requirements
  • Fall Protection Systems and design
  • Fall Protection Equipment
 
 
 
   
Machine Guarding
  • Identify hazards that occur around machinery, including, such as woodworking equipment, metal working equipment, mechanical power presses, abrasive wheels, and portable tools
  • Select the appropriate OSHA standards that apply to a machinery hazard
  • Determine options for appropriate safeguarding
 
 
 
 
   

Day 2

Ergonomics

  • How to quantify risks
  • NIOSH Lifting Equation
  • Strain Index
  • Aging Population
  • Determine methods to quantify risks of exposure
  • Apply the NIOSH Lifting Equation in example scenario
  • Apply the Strain Index in example scenario
  • Identify measures to address the aging workforce
 
 
 
 

Day 3

Occupational Health

  • Occupational physician
  • RTW, FCE, Medical surveillance
  • Occupational Medicine purpose and benefits
  • Determine potential health hazards employees may be exposed
  • Determining potential injuries and illness, reviewing symptoms and potential treatment plans
  • Preventive strategies
  • Client monitoring and Case Management
  • Return to work protocols including work hardening
  • Functional Capacity Exams and case work
 
 
   
 
   
Managing Spanish Speaking Employees
  • Identify strategies to educate an international workforce in safe work practices
   
 

Behavior Based Safety

  • Implement strategies to improve safe behaviors using an observation-based program

Day 4

Industrial Hygiene

  • Principles and hands-on activities
  • Noise
  • Dusts
  • Air Monitoring/Draeger
  • Respirator Fit Test
  • Implement practical industrial hygiene monitoring activities
  • Conduct sound level monitoring and noise dosimetry
  • Conduct dust monitoring and background vapor monitoring
  • Conduct respirator fit tests
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Day 5
Financials of Safety Lean,
Six Sigma
  • Identify methods to determine the economic impact of safety projects
  • Identify how lean manufacturing, six sigma and safety are related and can be utilized for continuous improvement
 
   
   
  OSHA Update
  • Class presentations/Test
  • Identify areas of emphasis in NC OSH
  • Determine competencies
 

 

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.


NC Department of Labor

Safety and Health Council of NC

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