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24-Hour Technician Level Emergency Response
Course Description
This course is designed to meet and exceed the CFR 1910.120 (q), Awareness, Operation, and Technician Level training requirements. This course covers basic defensive and offensive mitigation techniques available to responders. This course is primarily hands-on in nature. After appropriate classroom coverage and hands-on exercises, the trainees will apply their skills in mock emergency responses. If your organization requires 40-hours, please contact us for customization and a quote.OPEN ENROLLMENT DATES
MAR 5-7, JUN 4-6, SEP 10-12, DEC 3-5Review and Rating
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