Training

One of the primary goals of most employees is to do their jobs well. The ability to achieve that goal begins with education and training.

In an effort to maximize profitability, it is common for companies to invest dollars in equipment and systems hoping that the dollars invested give a return in areas such as productivity, thereby hopefully increasing profitability.

One of the largest areas overlooked by companies in the areas of investing dollars, and one that by far can have the greatest impact on profitability is that of proper employee training.

The return on investment of a well-trained employee can be measured in such ways as better productivity, safety, and a happier employee, each of which can have a major impact on a company's bottom line.

Training provided by Rauch International and its affiliates is designed to help the employee realize his/her goal as well as to give the client the greatest return on investment possible.

Permanent Equipment

Permanent Equipment for Window Washing, Building Facade Maintenance and Atriums.

In an effort to raise the awareness of the importance of choosing and installing the right permanent equipment system on a structure and the short and long term affects that decision can have, this two hour course was designed for architects, building owners, building engineers and maintenance personnel and general contractors.

Presented by Rauch International and leading manufacturers of permanent equipment, issues such as value engineering, short and long term cost/benefit analysis, aesthetic, budgetary, engineering, loading, training, ease-of-use, risk management, liability and project management issues will be discussed.

Course requires a minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 35.

Confined Spaces Training for Competent Person

This two day, 15-hour program explains OSHA standards, defines elements of a "confined space," proper conduct of a survey to identify confined spaces, how to classify confined spaces and when to implement "permit entry" requirements. Responsibilities and duties of entry supervisor, and entrant and attendant is also explained. Upon completion employers will have obtained enough information to create and implement an appropriate Confined Spaces program.

Adequate time is devoted to understanding employer needs regarding instrumentation. Course participants will have the opportunity to practice with a wide variety of precision detection instruments.

Program is specifically designed for responsible management level staff, safety and health personnel, plant supervisors and engineers and safety committee personnel. The course is highlighted with videos, slides and other resource materials including a copy of current OSHA standards.

Course fee includes classroom materials and Certificates of Completion.
Course requires a minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 35.

Fall Protection Training for Worker at Risk

This one day 8-hour program is designed to provide employee awareness of general industry and construction industry OSHA fall protection standards. Upon completion, the employees designated as "Workers at Risk" will understand and be able to apply applicable OSHA standards, including proper systems use, equipment selection and use with mandated inspections and appropriate record keeping requirements. The basics of a fall protection program will be thoroughly presented.

Course content meets or exceeds training per Federal OSHA standards. Instructors have completed the "Fall Protection Train The Trainer Course" (RMEC Course No. 325), presented by the OSHA Training Institute Rocky Mountain Education Center. Principal instructors have completed several hours of additional technical course work. Videos, overheads and color slides highlight the sessions.

Demonstrations of fall protection systems and related equipment will be presented by leading manufacturers and distributor representatives.

We require a minimum of 15 participants. Course materials include copies of current OSHA Fall Protection Standards resource materials, structural engineering data and personal fall arrest systems information.

Fall Protection Training for Competent Person

Designed for both construction and general industry applications, this three day, 20-hour program is designed to provide training for safety professionals, managers, plant engineers, production/maintenance superintendents, line supervisors, and other selected staff whose work involves fall protection issues. Upon satisfactory completion, employers may designate participants as "competent persons."

Course content meets or exceeds training criteria per Federal OSHA standards. Instructors have completed the "Fall Protection Train The Trainer Course" (RMEC Course No 325), presented by the OSHA Training Institute Rocky Mountain Education Center. Principal instructors have completed several hundred hours of additional technical course work. Videos, overheads and color slides highlight the sessions.

Demonstrations of fall protection systems and related equipment will be presented by leading manufacturers and distributor representatives.

We require a minimum of 15 participants. Course materials include copies of current OSHA Fall Protection Standards resource materials, structural engineering data, and personal fall arrest systems information.

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Certification Training

This is the OSHA standard 10-hour construction training program designed to acquaint construction site personnel with the OSHA standards requirements for construction safety. Subjects presented include fall protection, scaffolding, personal protective equipment, electrical safety and portable power tools.

Course requires a minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 35.

OSHA 30-Hour Construction Certification Training

This is the OSHA standard 30-hour construction training program designed to acquaint construction site personnel with the OSHA standards requirements for construction safety. Subjects presented include fall protection, scaffolding, personal protective equipment, electrical safety and portable power tools.

Course requires a minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 35.

Forklift Operator Certification

A one day 8-hour program, with 5 hours of classroom and hands-on instruction and operator evaluation. Course complies with OSHA general industry standards for forklift operator certification training.

Course requires a minimum of 10 participants with a maximum of 20.

General Employee Safety Overview

A two day, 16-hour program covering general safety requirements for individuals within the general industry sector. Course includes complete information on OSHA structure, inspection protocols, citations and appeals process. Additional subjects include establishment of injury illness prevention programs, self-inspections, accident investigation, powered industrial trucks, hazardous materials handling and storage, electrical safety and housekeeping practices.

Course requires a minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 35.

Electrical Safety

A one day, 8-hour program designed for individuals working with or exposed to electrical operations. Course coves general industry and construction industry OSHA standards and includes lock out/tag out OSHA standards.

Heavy Equipment Operation

A one day, 8-hour program designed for individuals operating heavy equipment, such as backhoes, front end loaders, motor graders and crawler vehicles, to evaluate operator skills and offer basic remedial training.

Course requires a minimum of 10 participants with a maximum of 20.