HAZWOPER Safety Training
(Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) per 29 CFR 1926.65
The basic requirements of OSHA HAZWOPER include the provision that all employees who work in or where there is a potential for an uncontrolled release of hazardous materials have the training to recognize that an emergency situation exists and to initiate emergency response.
Facility employees may need training as required by the EPA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Part 265 when hazardous materials are stored or used. This is also the basic training requirement for professionals in hazardous waste emergency response and environmental remediation fields as well as for construction crews working at a site of known or suspected hazardous waste. BDN regularly schedules the classes listed and can upon request provide other related courses such as First Responder Awareness, First Responder Operations, Hazardous Materials Technician, and Hazardous Materials Specialist.
The 8-hour HAZWOPER Refresher is scheduled regularly and other refreshers may be requested or designed. Refresher courses review and discuss changes in federal, state, and local regulations, developments in state-of-the-art procedures, and a review of key aspects of the initial training course. After completing the annual refresher course, persons shall have their accreditation extended for an additional year from the date of the refresher course.
Class Pricing

Instructor: Brad Shook
Brad Shook is the primary instructor
for approximately thirty BDN safety
courses relating to asbestos, lead,
hazardous materials management and OSHA
compliance. He will also consult as a
senior industrial hygienist.
Shook brings to BDN nine years and 4000+
hours of classroom training leadership
in a variety of OSHA safety courses and
as a core instructor for the State of
Mich. Asbestos Program. He is also a
geologist with 16 years of field
experience, 14 as a laboratory director.
His areas of expertise include extensive
survey, inspection, investigative and
audit experience backed by lab
analytical skills & accreditations.
Shook earned a Bachelor of Science in
Geology from Western Michigan University
as well as a number of certifications
from the McCrone Research Institute,
State of Michigan, National Institute of
Safety and Health, Indoor Air Quality
Assoc., U.S. Dept. of Labor, and
Occupational Health & Safety
Administration. He is a Michigan native
and resides in Portage. |
RETURN POLICY:
BDN reserves the right to cancel or reschedule
courses. In the event BDN finds it necessary to
cancel a course, full refunds will be made if the
student is unable to reschedule. Cancellations on
the client/student’s part are subject to a $40
charge unless 48-hour notice is given. Requests for
refunds may be made by telephone, but must be
confirmed in writing to begin the actual refund
through the accounting department. Class fees may be
transferred to another participant or to an
alternate course date without penalty; if a student
misses a previously scheduled class, BDN asks that
any refund or rescheduling be arranged within 24
hours of the missed first class day. The fees are
assumed to be applied to a future class until a
written refund request is received. At this point
the refund would reflect a $40 charge. Refund
requests can be arranged by faxing Kathy at
269.329-7446, or by email at kwhite@bdnihc.com.
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