SAFETY COURSES

EI’s Safety Consulting Division can deliver OSHA mandated training required by a wide variety OSHA regulatory compliance requirements. OSHA compliance training is segregated distinct areas, General Industrial Safety Compliance Training (CFR 1910) and Construction Safety Training (CFR 1926). The vast majority of EI’s safety compliance training courses are offered at the client’s site and are custom-tailored for the client’s particular manufacturing/industrial or construction specific operation. Course compliance topics which address both OSHA General Industry and OSHA Construction regulations are categorized below:

Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know what a FANTASTIC job your instructor did today. He has given his presentation to over 300 wage employees. He is very thorough in presenting. He is also very polite and have been extremely flexible throughout the day. We look forward to having him back soon to provide more quality training to our employees. Mary Krampe

Senior ES&H Specialist, Fisher Controls

Under Pressure: OSHA’s Stance on Compressed Air for Cleaning Purposes

by Bill Taylor, CSP | Jun 6, 2019 | Compliance Audits, Construction Safety, Mock OSHA Inspections, Process Safety Management, Program Development, Safety, Safety Training, Safety Training

Compressed air used for cleaning. Compressed air shall not be used for cleaning purposes except where reduced to less than 30 psi and then only with effective chip guarding and personal protective equipment. 1910.242(b). While it is one of the shortest of the OSHA general industry standards, it is also one of the most misconstrued.

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Under Pressure: OSHA’s Stance on Compressed Air for Cleaning Purposes