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4 Hour OSHA HAZWOPER – Incident Commander Level V Training

Course Code: OSH 314

$79

This online incident commander training course covers additional HAZWOPER training topics for on-scene incident commanders. The incident commander is the professional who implements, oversees, or runs the site’s emergency response plan and Incident Command System (ICS). 

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4 Hour OSHA HAZWOPER – Incident Commander Level VOSH 314

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Course Details
This online training supplements the 24 Hour HAZWOPER training required by 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(v) for the on-scene Incident Commander.

Combine this Incident Commander training with the 24 Hour HAZWOPER course or the 4 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher shown in the Frequently Purchased Together box above.

Learning Objectives & Training Topics

Key Learning Objectives
  • Develop additional leadership skills needed to run or oversee a safe, effective emergency response or Incident Command System (ICS)
  • Make an informed, accurate risk determination when a release occurs
  • Select, use, and care for personal protective equipment (PPE) used by managers and personnel during response 
Training Topics 
  • Basic hazardous materials vocabulary
  • Knowledge of basic hazard and risk assessment techniques
  • How to select, fit, and use proper personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • How to perform control, containment, and confinement within their capabilities
  • How to implement basic decontamination procedures

Resources Included with Training

Train with Lion to receive unmatched resources and reference materials to help you navigate and apply complex regulations to real world situations at your site.

digital access to online training resources
  • Digital training workbooks
  • Interactive exercises and examples
  • Retention boosting knowledge checks
  • Certificate of Achievement (PDF)
  • Lion Membership (Details in sidebar)

Lion Membership

Included with every EH&S training, Lion Membership gives you access to ongoing support services, regulatory updates, and exclusive resources, including:   

  • The Finder Service. Submit questions and Lion will guide you to specific requirements and answers about the regulations covered in your training.

  • My Resources. Find the valuable compliance materials included with your training—regulations, exercise answers, regulatory FAQ, and more. 

  • My Regulations. View and download updates to the US DOT, EPA, OSHA, and/or state hazardous waste regulations included with your training. 

  • Member Bulletins. Stay informed of significant regulatory activity and news, including a monthly summary of rulemakings that may impact you. 

  • New Rules & Updates. Make you aware of new regulations that are relevant to the training and materials you received from Lion.

  • State Tools. Access Lion's unique State Hazardous Waste Summaries to review unique hazardous waste requirements for all 50 states. 

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Online Training Features

Train anytime, from any internet connection and pause or resume as needed to fit training into your work schedule. Online courses are organized into individual lessons, so you build expertise step-by-step and can make progress even when time is short.  
 
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         online hazmat training iata dgr ask the instructor      Ask the Instructor feature connects you to subject matter experts  
  Interactive exercises hazmat training   Interactive exercises boost retention
  Flexible online hazmat training   Flexible access helps you fit training into your schedule
  Flexible online hazmat training   Online training support is available 7 days/week
  Flexible online hazmat training   Instant Certificate access when training is complete


What's different about online training at Lion.com?

Professionals choose Lion’s online training because Lion courses are more detailed and more up-to-date than other training available. Hazardous materials, environmental, and safety professionals rely on Lion for:
  • Courses developed and supported by credentialed, experienced trainers.
  • Materials updated continuously to keep pace with changing regulations.
  • Unrivaled training resources to simplify compliance and inform decision making.
  • Flexible, convenient solutions to fit any schedule or learning style.
  • Ongoing compliance support, including the Lion Finder Service. 
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About The Online Training
Course code OSH 314
Duration 4 hours
Access time 90 days
Certificate issued? Yes

Training required by 
OSHA (29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(v) and (q)(8)(i))

CEUs and Certification Maintenance
CEUs awarded 0.40
Lion Membership 6 months

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This online training supplements the 24 Hour HAZWOPER training (or annual refresher training) required by 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(v) for the on-scene Incident Commander.

Combine this Incident Commander training with the 24 Hour HAZWOPER course or the 4 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher shown in the Frequently Purchased Together box above.

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