Course Title
SIL102-Silica Awareness in Construction
The Silica in Construction course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of silica exposure in construction applications. This course will cover the identification of silica sources, potential hazards, worker injury rates, applicable regulations, and best practices for controlling silica exposure. By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively manage and mitigate silica-related risks in construction settings.
About This Course
This course delivers a thorough understanding of silica exposure in construction, covering identification, hazards, regulations, and exposure control methods to equip participants with the skills to mitigate silica-related risks.
Who is this for?
- Ideal for: Construction Workers, Supervisors, Safety Professionals, Project Managers, Compliance Officers, Environmental Health and Safety Managers, Industrial Hygienists, Occupational Health Specialists, Quality Assurance Personnel, Risk Assessors
- Role/Track: Construction Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Occupational Health and Safety, Regulatory Compliance
- Credential Offered: Certificate of Completion in Silica Hazard Management
Course Benefits:
- Expert Techniques: Identification of silica sources and understanding of exposure risks in construction applications.
- Quality Outcomes: Knowledge of OSHA's Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard and strategies for compliance.
- Learning Application: Best practices for exposure control, including engineering and administrative controls, and PPE.
Certifications – None
What You’ll Learn:
- The nature of silica, its common forms, and where it is found in construction applications.
- The health hazards associated with silica exposure and the impact on worker safety.
- Compliance with applicable regulations and the implementation of best practices for controlling silica exposure.
- The role of training, monitoring, and medical surveillance in managing silica risks.
