Dust Disturbance And Mitigation For Construction

Overview & Objectives

The Dust Disturbance and Mitigation for Construction online safety course from Exceed Safety is an intermediate-level course designed to address emerging safety, health, and environmental issues surrounding dust in the construction industry. This course will cover the varying characteristics of dust, its relationship to health hazards, and applicable methods for dust control and monitoring.

NOTICE: Please be aware that this course is not designed to serve as a substitute for site-specific training and/or equipment use.

Exceed Safety’s Dust Disturbance and Mitigation for Construction online safety course is designed to address the major impact that dust disturbance has on construction and construction-related projects. Participants can expect to cover regulatory compliance, safety and health, mitigation, and more. Specific course topics include the following:

Introduction to dust disturbance and mitigation
Dust
Dust and health risks
Brownfields
Dust control
Dust monitoring

Specific industry terms covered throughout the course include the following:

OSHA
EPA
CDC
NOA
FCS
PCB
ACGIH
TLV
MPPCF
CW
NEP
CFR
PAH
HAZWOPER
NPL
MIE
MST

Who is this Course for?

The Dust Disturbance and Mitigation for Construction online safety course from Exceed Safety is designed for all those in the construction industry who may be held responsible for the overall safety and integrity of the worksite. Individuals who will specifically benefit from this course include the following:

Construction workers
Construction managers
Construction supervisors
Construction foremen

Features & Benefits

Exceed Safety’s Dust Disturbance and Mitigation for Construction training offers essential intermediate-level training required for working safely on the construction jobsite. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to:

Know how to make use of and identify specific types, makes, and models of dust monitoring instruments
Understand the action levels required, including when levels of protection must be upgraded or downgraded, site control zone expansion, and when the jobsite must be shut down
Know how to properly use the air monitoring log
Understand the growing issue of dust hazards, requirements, control methods, and the overall basics of dust monitoring