Hands-On Only

This course is designed for individuals who have completed an online-only HAZWOPER training course and require hands-on practicals. In doing so, students will learn to respond safely to hazardous spills or leaks.

The course includes hands-on exercises and demonstrations of:

  • air sampling and monitoring equipment,

  • container sampling procedures, and

  • spill control programs

  • selection, use, and limitations of personal protective equipment, including respirators

  • the proper preparation of containers for shipping and transport

  • communication methods while wearing respiratory protection

  • establishing exposure zones, decontamination.

    Students must present current online HAZWOPER training documentation before attending the hands-on class. Upon completion, students will receive a certificate for 16 hours of hands-on training to comply with the standards for 29 CFR 1910.120 (e)-(o) and (q), as well as Title 8, section 5192 (e)(A) and (q).

Hands-On Only Training Two Days In-person Meetings
$450.00

This course is designed to fill the gap in practical hands-on training that you may not find in other online courses. Upon completion, you will earn a certification for hands-on training that complies with 29 CFR 1910.120 and California Title 8, Section 5192. 

The total cost of the course is $450.00, with a $100.00 deposit needed to secure your spot in the hands-on class. The remaining balance of $350.00 must be paid to participate in the training and receive your completion certificate. 

During the course, you will be equipped with hazmat suits, engage in emergency response practices, perform field decontamination, create site plans, and work alongside a team. This practical experience is crucial for anyone tasked with HAZWOPER responsibilities.

Below is OSHA's response concerning the hands-on training requirements for the 40-hour and 24-hour courses. While we will provide you with a certificate for the hands-on training, a new HAZWOPER certificate covering the full course will not be issued. To enroll in our complete courses, please register for those classes.

OSHA Interpretation Letter: https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/standardinterpretations/2021-04-23-0