OSHA-Required Training

HAZWOPER Training

HAZWOPER stands for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response. It is OSHA-required training for workers involved in hazardous waste cleanup, site work, or emergency response activities.

This training helps workers understand the risks of hazardous materials, use protective equipment properly, and respond safely in dangerous situations. Topics may include hazard recognition, exposure risks, decontamination, emergency procedures, and safe work practices.

OSHA requires HAZWOPER training to help protect workers who may be exposed to hazardous substances and to reduce the risk of injury, illness, or improper response during hazardous operations.

Hazmat worker in protective suit

Available Courses

Upcoming HAZWOPER Classes

40-Hour HAZWOPER Training

40-Hour HAZWOPER Training

This course is designed for workers involved in hazardous waste operations with a higher potential for exposure to hazardous substances. It is commonly required for site cleanup crews, remediation workers, and others performing hands-on work at regulated hazardous waste sites.

Initial training for high-exposure roles
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24-Hour HAZWOPER Training

24-Hour HAZWOPER Training

This course is intended for workers with more limited exposure to hazardous substances or those performing specific tasks under supervision at regulated sites. It is often the right option when full 40-hour training is not required.

For limited exposure or supervised work
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8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher

8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher

This annual refresher course is for workers who have already completed their initial HAZWOPER training. It reviews important safety topics, reinforces key responsibilities, and helps workers maintain OSHA compliance year after year.

Required yearly to stay certified
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