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1 MEET UC SAN DIEGO S MARITIME INDUSTRY TEAMGUAM osha EDUCATION EFFORTS DRAMATICALLY REDUCE WORKPLACE INJURIESSUZY SHAMSKY PROTECTING FIRST RESPONDERS FROM THE THREAT OF OPIOIDSSAFETYS ourceSAVING LIVES WITH WORKFORCE EDUCATION, PREPARATION & AWARENESSEst. 19922019 COURSE SCHEDULE (800) 358-9206 | | 1ON THE COVERSuzy ShamskyCourses are offered in the following locations: Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada, Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa. Thousands of students travel to these locations for high-quality occupational safety and health training. NEW OS&H Certificate Programs! safety and health Specialist (SHS) Designed to introduce participants to the occupational safety and health INDUSTRY , this program includes online courses such as Introduction to Fire and Life safety in the Workplace and Workers Compensation for safety safety and health Officer (PSHO) Revised Fall 2018 Designed for safety professionals looking to advance their career and enhance their skill set, this program has the new courses safety Leadership I and II, as well as clearly defined specializations within the OS&H Sector safety and health Fundamentals Certificate ProgramDesigned for training public sector employees in occupational safety and health to reduce incident rates (the certificate program is applicable to private INDUSTRY workers as well).

2 See pages 14 for full Training Institute Education Center Department: Email: courses, osha trainer courses, pre-requisite verification forms, trainer card replacementsOSHA Outreach Department:Email: 858-534-9283 osha student cards, online portal (storefront) questions/assistance, trainer address/contact changesOnline 10/30 Hour Courses:Email: San Diego Extension s Occupational safety and health Department offers on-site training for utility, government, business and other organizations with safety training needs. Our expert instructors specialize in designing customized training programs tailored to meet your unique organizational needs while ensuring cost-effective solutions that are aligned with your mission, values and strategic page 17 or email for more 1992, UC San Diego s interest and suggestions helped the Department of Labor osha formulate a program to establish osha Training Institue Education Centers (OTIEC).

3 Along with three other OTIECs, UC San Diego was authorized to provide training. UCSD OTIEC represents osha s Region IX, providing courses in 13 cities. INSIDE2019 COURSE SCHEDULECERTIFICATE PROGRAMSGET IN TOUCH WITH US!TRAIN AT YOUR FACILITY AND SAVEWHO WE ARE2 | | (800) 358-9206 TABLE OF CONTENTSFE ATU R E SNew Course Protects First Responders, Others from Opioid Threat04UC San Diego s MARITIME Crew: Working Together to Promote safety Education08 Guam Center Helps Transform Island Workplace Safety12 CAL/ osha COURSESOSHA 5029 Cal/ osha Update for Construction INDUSTRY Outreach Trainers20 osha 5039 Cal/ osha Update for General INDUSTRY Outreach Trainers20 osha 5109 Cal/ osha Standards for the Construction Industry20 osha 5119 Cal/ osha Standards for General Industry20 osha safety COURSESOSHA 510 Occupational safety and health Standards for the Construction Industry21 osha 511 Occupational safety and health Standards for General Industry21 osha 521 osha Guide to Industrial Hygiene22 osha 2015 Hazardous Materials21 osha 2045 Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards21 osha 2055 Cranes in Construction 21 osha 2225 Respiratory Protection21 osha 2255 Principles of Ergonomics 21 osha 2264 Permit-Required Confined Space Entry21 osha 3015 Excavation.

4 Trenching and Soil Mechanics21 osha 3085 Principles of Scaffolding21 osha 3095 Electrical Standards (Low Voltage - Federal)21 osha 3115 Fall Protection21 osha 5410 Occupational safety and health Standards for the MARITIME Industry22 osha 6005 Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies22 osha 7000 osha Training Guidelines for Safe Patient Handling22 osha 7005 Public Warehousing and Storage22 osha 7105 Introduction to Evacuation and Emergency Planning22 osha 7115 Lockout/Tagout22 osha 7200 Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control for Healthcare Facilities22 osha 7205 health Hazard Awareness23 osha 7300 Understanding osha s Permit-Required Confined Space Standard23 osha 7405 Fall Hazard Awareness for the Construction Industry23 osha 7500 Introduction to safety and health Management23 osha 7505 Introduction to Incident (Accident) Investigation23 osha 7845 Recordkeeping Rule Seminar23 osha TRAINER COURSESOSHA 500 Trainer Course in Occupational safety and health Standards for the Construction Industry24 osha 501 Trainer Course in Occupational safety and health Standards for General Industry24 osha 502 Update for Construction INDUSTRY Outreach Trainers24 osha 503 Update for General INDUSTRY Outreach Trainers24 osha 5400 Trainer Course in Occupational safety and health Standards for the MARITIME Industry24 osha 5402 MARITIME INDUSTRY Trainer Update Course25 osha 5600 Disaster Site Worker Trainer Course25UC SAN DIEGO safety COURSESEM385-1-1 Competent Person for Fall Protection 25EM385-1-1 40 Hour Safety25 Electrical High Voltage Standards - Federal25 Electrical High Voltage Standards - State25 Electrical Low Voltage Standards - State25 Electrical safety Standards - NFPA 70E - 1 Day26 Electrical

5 Transmission and Distribution (ET&D) 10-hour26 Fire and Life safety in the Workplace26 Introduction to Fire and Life safety in the Workplace (online)26 Laws and Regulations26 The Opioid Crisis: Protecting Workers at Risk26 safety Inspection Techniques26 safety Leadership I26 safety Leadership II27 Trainer Course - Confined Space27 Trainer Course - Fall Protection27 Trainer Course - Forklift Safety27 Trainer Course - Rigging Safety27 Trainer Course - Trenching Traine r272019 COURSES (BY TITLE)212019 COURSES (BY LOCATION)21 (800) 358-9206 | | 34 | | (800) 358-9206 New Course Protects First Responders, Others from Opioid ThreatFENTANYL IS 50 TIMES AS POWERFUL AS HEROIN AND A SPECK OF IT NO BIGGER THAN A FEW GRAINS OF SALT CAN BE DEADLY. A record number of Californians died last year from overdoses of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids, which are increasingly being added into illicit drugs.

6 Indeed, in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control reported a 540 percent increase in fentanyl deaths over a three-year period. Suzy Shamsky, an industrial hygienist for the County of San Diego for 30 years, has watched this lethal trend emerge, with potentially devastating consequences for the county s first responders and other workers who may inadvertently be s why Shamsky, an instructor at UC San Diego Extension s Occupational health and safety ( osha ) Training Institute, felt compelled to offer a new course, The Opioid Crisis: Protecting Workers at Risk. Fentanyl s toxicity is extremely high, putting the health and safety of many professionals at risk law enforcement, both patrol and detention, as well as crime lab analysts and medical examiners, emergency medical personnel, even postal carriers since these additives are often mailed into the county from overseas.

7 BY MARG STARK (800) 358-9206 | | 5 Mixed into heroin, cocaine, and other illegal drugs, the synthetic additives bring on profound and severe health effects when absorbed through the skin or inhaled into the lungs. Within seconds, disorientation, coughing, sedation, and cardiac arrest can occur. There are not yet any established procedures in place to protect workers from exposure or to handle an exposure if one occurs, says Shamsky. The class will lay out a framework of understanding how toxic these substances are, who is exposed and why. Then we will tackle preventing exposures assessing risk and changing behaviors to include use of respiratory protection and gloves. Let s say a member of law enforcement stops a vehicle and sees evidence of drug activity, perhaps white powder on the car mats, Shamsky proposes. This is the red flag, a sign that you ought to put on gloves and a respirator.

8 It s scenarios like this that Shamsky enjoys introducing into her classes, a teaching style she says has been enhanced by her encounters with other UC San Diego instructors. I like hearing from all these experts in their fields. And I have watched them and learned to incorporate interactive discussion, games and other exercises into an eight-hour course, not just rely on lectures. The opioid crisis is just one of the emerging topics Shamsky wants to tackle in the classroom as she approaches retirement from her county job and has more time to devote to developing curriculum. It takes time for government entities and organizations to develop regulations around these emerging threats. But in the meantime, those of us who have seen these hazards emerge, can share a great deal of on-the-job experience and long track records of health and safety . In the 25 years Shamsky has taught at at UC San Diego, she s enjoyed how student engagement has changed.

9 It used to be that employees took classes to avoid citations. Their employers told them to come to learn to comply with regulations. Today, students are excited about health and safety , many of them pursuing careers in occupational health . That makes it fun to teach Shamsky s toxicity is extremely high, putting the health and safety of many professionals at risk law enforcement, both patrol and detention, as well as crime lab analysts and medical examiners, emergency medical personnel, even postal carriers since these additives are often mailed into the county from | | (800) 358-9206 TRAINING BROUGHT TO YOUThe UC San Diego OTIEC is dedicated to providing a superior level of quality courses for companies seeking the benefits of on-site training. UC San Diego will bring any class to your site so employees don t have to travel saving our clients time and money.

10 All of the administrative efforts from beginning to end are covered by our contract specialists. You just tell us which class(es) you need, where the training will be held, when you need the training and how many people will be participating. It s that No travel required. We bring the instructor and materials to Flexible Cost Customized courses INDUSTRY expert INFORMATION(858) 534-9272 | | | (800) 358-9206UC San Diego s MARITIME Crew: Working together to promote safety educationMORE SHIPS ARE PORTED IN SAN DIEGO THAN EVER BEFORE, OFFICIALS SAY, BRINGING MORE BUSINESS TO THE LOCAL SHIP-BUILDING AND REPAIR INDUSTRY . NAVSEA, which directs the design, construction, and maintenance of Navy ships, now requires every worker on its contracts to receive basic Occupational health and safety ( osha ) training. And UC San Diego s osha Training Institute Education Center (OTIEC) serves as the mothership, if you will, for this massive education effort.