CERTIFICATIONS

  • CBRNE is a hazardous waste operation and emergency response situation that requires decontamination training for all companies.  Clean Solutions™’ decontamination team receives this training.  We follow the OSHA HAZWOPER guide (29 CFR 1910.120(q).

    We also, as required by law, provide all employees with appropriate levels of personal protective equipment (PPE) under the HAZWOPER standard (29 CFR 1910.120(q)) subpart 1.  The PPE used depends on how hazardous the substance release is, which includes the quantity and potential health effects to workers.  Workers involved in decontamination work should also have proper immunizations including Tetanus A and B.

    Clean Solutions™ offers specialized training through both national and independent companies.  We can create certified restorers by sending our specialists to OSHA and IICRC courses.  These commercial restorers can then specialize in different areas.  The following areas are covered by our commercial water damage restoration specialists:

    • OSHA 10/30 Safety in commercial buildings
    • OSHA Disaster Site Workers – Working in disaster areas
    • IICRC – Water Damage Restoration
    • IICRC – Applied Structural Drying
    • IICRC – Commercial Drying Specialist
    • IICRC – Master Water Damage Restorer
    • Recognizing and eliminating hazards at work
    • The science behind drying with psychrometry
    • Construction of commercial buildings
    • Safety, power distribution, and temporary generator setup
    • Industrial desiccant dehumidifier set-up
    • Controlling a drying environment in a commercial setting
    • Aerial Platform Training
    • Large Loss Certification
  • Orientation
  • Introduction
  • Labels and SDS
  • Introduction to OSHA
  • Managing Safety and Health
  • Walking & Working Surfaces, including Fall Protection
  • Emergency Action Plan
  • Electrical Safety
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Materials Handling
  • Hazard Communication
  • Hazardous Materials (Flammable and Combustible Liquids, Spray Finishing, Compressed Gases, Dipping and Coating Operations)
  • Permit-Required Confined Space
  • Lockout / Tagout
  • Machine Guarding
  • Welding and Cutting
  • Hazardous Substances & Industrial Hygiene
  • Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Ergonomics
  • Fall Protection
  • Safety and Health Programs
  • OSHA Recordkeeping
  • Process Safety Management
  • Asbestos in Workplace
  • Scaffolds
  • HAZWOPER

HAZWOPER training covers a range of topics related to Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER) and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER). It includes site characterization, hazardous chemicals and radiation hazards (PPE), as well as decontamination methods.

This course will teach you how to respond to hazardous waste emergencies and how to safely handle them. Complementary to OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.120 (e)(3) standards.

  • Introduction
  • Labels and SDS 
  • Regulation Overview 
  • Site Characterization 
  • Toxicology 
  • Hazard Recognition 
  • Hazardous Chemical Awareness 
  • Radiological Hazards 
  • Respiratory Protection 
  • Personal Protective Equipment 
  • Site Control 
  • Decontamination 
  • Medical Surveillance 
  • Air Monitoring 
  • Confined Spaces 
  • Emergency Procedures 
  • Material Sampling 
  • Safe Work Practices 
  • Personal Sampling 
  • Excavations 
  • Fire Protection 
  • Introduction to Bloodborne Pathogens 
  • Bloodborne Pathogens: Control and Compliance 
  • Bloodborne Pathogens: Understanding Hepatitis B 
  • Bloodborne Pathogens: Revisions and Additions to OSHA Standards 
  1. Course Orientation
  2. Regulations and Definitions
  3. Introduction to OSHA
  4. Hazard Recognition and Control Basics
  5. Chemical Awareness and Toxicology
  6. Hazard Communication
  7. Site Characterization
  8. Site Control
  9. Training
  10. Excavation Safety
  11. Confined Spaces
  12. Focus Four Fall Hazards
  13. Focus Four Electrocution Hazards
  14. Focus Four Struck-By Hazards
  15. Focus Four Caught-In or -Between Hazards
  16. Working Around Mobile Equipment
  17. Construction Health Hazards
  18. Ergonomics
  19. Portable Fire Extinguishers
  20. Heat and Cold Stress
  21. Hand and Power Tools
  22. Materials Handling
  23. Handling Drums/Compressed Gas Cylinders
  24. Decontamination
  25. Illumination/Sanitation/Technology
  26. Hazwoper at RCRA
  27. Hazwoper Appendices
  28. Medical Surveillance
  29. Respiratory Protection. Part 1 Donning, Doffing
  30. Respiratory Protection. Part 2 Respirator Types
  31. Respiratory Protection. Part 3 Respirator Fit Testing
  32. Respiratory Protection. Part 4 Respirator Maintenance and Care
  33. Respiratory Protection. Part 5 Medical Evaluation
  34. Respiratory Protection. Part 6 Respirator Voluntary Use
  35. Respiratory Protection. Part 7 Respiratory Protection Basics
  36. Exposure Monitoring Part 1 Basics
  37. Exposure Monitoring Part 2 Key Equipment/DRPGMs
  38. Exposure Monitoring Part 3 Additional Key Equipment/Lab Analyses/Basic Considerations
  39. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)/Levels of Protection
  40. Emergency Response. Part 1 Hazardous Waste Sites
  41. Emergency Response. Part 2 ER for Hazardous Substance Releases
  42. Emergency Response. Part 3 ER Practical Considerations
  43. Excavations Part 1 Hazardous Waste Sites
  44. Excavations Part 2 Practical Applications

REQUIRED BY LAW CONTACT CHECKLIST

A qualified vendor should be able to produce these documents on-site if required.

OSHA – Employee Safety

  • Training and compliance for bloodborne pathogens
  • *Written exposure control program
  • *Use and training in the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
  • *Hazard assessment, communication training, and SDS compliance
  • Training that is job-specific: hearing safety, fall protection, back safety, and power tool safety.
  • Training and compliance in respiratory protection
  • Training in heat illness risk management, which includes on-site heat stress level testing
  • Hepatitis B vaccinations

EPA & State Environmental Agencies – Environmental Safety

  1. State-specific license medical waste generator
  2. EPA RRP Lead Paint certified
  3. Asbestos-compliant: (1) Does not disturb asbestos-containing materials in its process; (2) Is a licensed asbestos abatement contractor
  4. License for medical waste transporter, if applicable
  5. If applicable, contract with a licensed company for medical waste disposal
  6. Ongoing medical waste handling/transporting and process training
  7. Vehicles with hazardous placards

INDUSTRY’S BEST PRACTICES

Standard Procedures

  1. Demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the cleaning and disinfection processes
  2. Biohazard remediation requires the use of specially designed chemicals
  3. Referrals from valid customers
  4. Training facility for employees
  5. Background checks for employees
  6. Random drug testing and pre-employment screening
  7. Employees have clean driving records
  8. Subcontractors are not allowed
  9. Fully insured and bonded, with employee theft coverage
  10. Workers’ compensation insurance
  11. General liability commercial insurance
  12. Environmental liability insurance for contractors
  13. Vehicle insurance

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OSHA’s 10-hour Outreach General & Healthcare Industry course is an overview of occupational safety and health. OSHA’s Outreach Training Program is designed to increase awareness about OSHA 29 CFR 1910 safety measures.

OSHA 10

  1. Walking & Working Surfaces, including Fall Protection
  2. Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Prevention Plans, and Fire Protection
  3. Electrical
  4. Personal Protective Equipment
  5. Hazard Communication
  6. Machine Guarding Safety
  7. Ergonomics
  8. Recordkeeping & Reporting
  9. Hazwoper

Clean Solutions, a BioSecurity firm, specializing in customizing affordable solutions for micro-organic issues.  Through innovative products and services, we aim to improve commercial productivity and human healthcare.

Based on chlorine dioxide (ClO2) technology, we assist global, commercial, and humanitarian causes to defeat odors and contamination that can affect product
quality, infrastructure, and health. 

None of the statements on this website have been evaluated by the FDA. This website is intended for educational purposes only. Talk to your doctor before using any products for medical use. Our products are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. Please educate yourself. Internal Tracking #:167296. Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) EPA Registry CAS Number:10049-04-4 – CleanSolutions.tech – Mind Science Labs LLC P.O. Box 8 Dixon, NM, 87527