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Course Disclaimer
- Managing Silica Exposure in Construction
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Managing Silica Exposure in Construction: Introduction
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Defining the Hazard
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Understanding Respirable Crystalline Silica
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Quiz 1
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Permissible Exposure Levels
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Quiz 2
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The Written Plan
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Methods for Limiting Exposure
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Quiz 3
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Restrict Access
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Engineering Controls
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Quiz 4
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Tasks Not in Table 1
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Quiz 5
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Training and Additional Considerations
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
- Creating a Silica Exposure Control Plan
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Creating a Silica Exposure Control Plan: Introduction
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Who Needs a Plan?
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Quiz 1
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Defining the Tasks
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Quiz 2
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Respirator Use
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Quiz 3
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The Competent Person
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Quiz 4
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Restricting Access During Operations
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Clean-up and Housekeeping
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Quiz 5
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Training
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Quiz 6
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
- Alternative Silica Exposure Control Procedures
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Alternative Silica Exposure Control Procedures: Introduction
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Understanding the Alternatives to Table 1
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Quiz 1
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Measuring Exposure Levels
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Quiz 2
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Using Existing Objective Data
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Quiz 3
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Pulling It All Together
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Quiz 4
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
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Congratulations! You've completed a Procore Continuing Education course!
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Silica Exposure -- Procore Safety Qualified
In this course, you will be introduced to the hazards of silica exposure. You will learn about permissible levels of silica exposure and also methods to limit exposure.
Learning Format:
Live Presentation Recording
We realize that most users will not have the ability to complete all of the training modules in a single session, which is why we've designed a flexible and modular course where you can learn at your own pace. Complete modules at your own pace and resume your training at any time.
Estimated Time for Completion: 3 hours
Part 1: Managing Silica Exposure in Construction
Description:
In this course you will be introduced to the hazards of silica exposure. You will learn about permissible levels of silica exposure and also methods to limit exposure.
Learning Objectives:
- Define crystalline silica, what it is, and where it is found.
- Determine the difference between inhalable and respirable crystalline silica.
- Identify the diseases that are caused by respirable silica overexposure.
- Describe the methods to limit exposure to respirable silica.
Part 2: Creating a Silica Exposure Control Plan
Description:
In this course you will learn how to create a silica exposure control plan, a mandatory component of the OSHA regulations for silica exposure.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify who is required to have a written silica exposure control plan.
- Determine when a respirator is needed and how to properly incorporate respirator use into your exposure control plan.
- Learn techniques for restricting access in order to limit exposure to silica on your job site.
- Understand how to better control silica exposure during clean up and housekeeping procedures on the job.
Part 3: Alternative Silica Exposure Control Procedures
Description:
When conventional exposure control procedures aren't possible, what can you do? This course details alternative silica exposure control procedures and how they protect people.
Learning Objectives:
- Define when an alternative exposure control procedure is required.
- Describe how these alternative exposure procedures protect people from over exposure to respirable crystalline silica.
- Identify the tasks that are not covered in Table 1 that require alternative exposure control procedures
- Calculate Permissible Exposure Levels based on variable daily exposure.
Continuing Education Credit:
This course has been approved by these organizations and associations.
Course Titles: Procore Safety Qualified: Managing Silica Exposure in Construction, Procore Safety Qualified: Creating a Silica Exposure Control Plan, Procore Safety Qualified: Alternative Silica Exposure Plan
Course Number: PC-330, PC-331, PC-332
Delivery Name: Procore Technologies
Curriculum Group Name: AIA Providers
Credit: 1 AIA LU each
Procore's Continuing Education courses may fulfill state licensing requirements. When a course is completed, a certificate of completion is provided. It is up to the construction professional to submit their certificates of completion to their state licensing board to request credit for participating in a Procore Continuing Education course.