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Course Kickoff and How This Training Works

Welcome to EHS: What you’re responsible for (and what you’re not)

Finding your way around OSHA and EPA: the big picture

Core Safety Compliance: OSHA Standards New EHS Pros Use Often

Hazard recognition and controls: using the hierarchy in real life

OSHA essentials: the standards you’ll touch most

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) basics you can actually use

Environmental Compliance: EPA Frameworks and Common Program Areas

EPA basics: what environmental compliance looks like day to day

Hazardous waste and universal waste: what new EHS staff must get right

Spill response and pollution prevention: practical readiness

Documentation and Recordkeeping for Compliance

EHS documentation: what to keep, why it matters, and how to manage it

OSHA and EPA records: what you’ll be asked for first

Inspections, Audits, and Corrective Actions

Doing a solid workplace safety inspection with checklists

Corrective actions that actually close: tracking and verification

Reporting, Agencies, and Annual Compliance Cycles

Who you report to: agencies and organizations you should recognize

Annual and recurring reporting: building a simple compliance calendar

Your Growth Path as a New Safety Professional

Building your EHS development plan: skills, mentors, and milestones

Knowledge Checks (Quizzes)

Quiz 1: EHS roles, responsibilities, and boundaries

Quiz 2: OSHA and EPA basics

Quiz 3: Hazard recognition and the hierarchy of controls

Quiz 4: OSHA standards you’ll use often

Quiz 5: JHA fundamentals

Quiz 6: Environmental compliance day to day

Quiz 7: Waste handling basics (hazardous, universal, used oil)

Quiz 8: Documentation and recordkeeping

Quiz 9: Inspections and corrective actions

Quiz 10: Agencies, reporting, and compliance calendars

Course Wrap-Up

Course survey: what helped and what to improve

Step confidently into your next phase as an Environmental, Health and Safety professional. Intermediate EHS Essentials: Compliance, Inspections, and Career Growth is a practical, scenario-driven course designed for early-career EHS staff who already know the basics and need to operate with greater independence. You’ll connect OSHA and EPA frameworks to the realities of shop floors, labs, construction activities, and offices—learning exactly what to look for, how to document it, and how to translate findings into effective corrective actions. Through concise lessons, checklists, and quizzes, you’ll practice hazard recognition, Job Hazard Analysis, waste management fundamentals, and spill readiness. You’ll also build a robust documentation toolkit so you can retrieve the right records fast during audits or regulator visits. Finally, you’ll design a personal development plan with clear milestones to accelerate your career trajectory. By the end, you’ll be able to map day-to-day tasks to compliance requirements, run solid inspections with evidence-backed follow-up, manage OSHA/EPA records with confidence, and maintain a simple compliance calendar that keeps your site on track—without overcomplicating the work.

SafePath: Intermediate EHS Essentials: Compliance, Inspections, and Career Growth

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            <p>Stepping into an intermediate EHS role means moving past the "safety vest and goggles" basics and into the real grit of program management. You’re likely already familiar with the day-to-day grind, but now it’s time to master the boundaries of your responsibility and how they shift whether you’re walking a construction site, a lab, or a warehouse. This training dives deep into the interplay between OSHA and EPA frameworks, helping you navigate the maze of federal and state requirements without getting lost in the jargon. We’re looking at the big picture—how standards, permits, and internal policies actually mesh to keep a site running smoothly and legally.</p>

<p>Beyond just knowing the rules, you need to know how to apply them when things get messy. We’ll tackle the heavy hitters like hazard communication, lockout/tagout, and the hierarchy of controls, but we’ll do it through a practical lens—think Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) that actually work and spill response plans that don't just sit on a shelf. You’ll also get a handle on the "E" in EHS, from managing hazardous waste streams to understanding those tricky EPA reporting cycles. It’s about building a toolkit that includes everything from conducting a solid inspection to tracking corrective actions that actually stick, ensuring you’re ready for whatever an auditor or a surprise agency visit throws your way.</p>

<p>Finally, we’re focusing on your professional trajectory. Being great at EHS isn't just about compliance; it's about how you document your wins and plan for the future. We’ll break down the art of recordkeeping—making sure your training logs and waste manifests are bulletproof—and show you how to build a compliance calendar that keeps you ahead of the curve. By the end of this course, you won’t just be reacting to issues; you’ll be leading the charge with a personalized development plan, ready to hit those career milestones and prove your value as a high-level EHS professional.</p>
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