HAZWOPER Awareness & Hazardous Materials Training

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Practical preparation.
Relevant skills.

Explore chemical hazard recognition, exposure controls, hazardous materials planning, and workplace responsibilities. EGIS will confirm the training level appropriate to your role.

What your team will explore

• Safety Data Sheets, GHS labels, and chemical hazard recognition
• Toxicology, exposure control, energy hazards, and PPE selection
• Air monitoring, calibration awareness, and decontamination concepts
• Hazardous waste identification, drum handling, and fire protection
• Health and safety planning and emergency response responsibilities

Student outcomes

Strengthen hazard awareness and make informed decisions within your assigned role and training level.

Value for your organization

Better chemical awareness and planning can help reduce disruption and improve preparedness.

Completion requirements

Successful completion requires 100% attendance, at least 80% on the written assessment, and verification of course-appropriate practical performance.

Choose the correct training level

Ask about 8-, 32-, and 40-hour program options. EGIS will confirm the course scope, prerequisites, and job-specific training needs before enrollment. Awareness-level emergency response focuses on recognizing a release and notifying the appropriate authorities; it does not qualify participants to control a release.

OSHA HAZWOPER training requirements

Built around your workplace

Discuss your equipment, work environment, and SOPs with EGIS. The course scope, required equipment, prerequisites, duration, and evaluation approach will be confirmed before scheduling.