AUTO 1504 Automotive Safety & Pollution Prevention

This entry-level course is designed to satisfy Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements for newly-hired employees in the automotive service sector. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be issued an S/P2 (Safety & Pollution Prevention) certificate that is nationally recognized as the industry standard for environmental and safety awareness training. (.5 lect.)

Credits

0.5 credits

Major Topics

Mechanical safety
-Introduction
-Avoiding Injury in the Workplace
-Respirators/Air Quality
-Fires
-Electrical
-Slips and Falls
-Power Tools
-Lifts
-Welding
-Blood-borne Pathogens
-Operating Vehicles
-Violence in the Workplace
-Chemicals and the Materials Safety Data Sheet
Mechanical Pollution Prevention
-Oil and Similar Fluids
-Antifreeze
-Floor Drains
-Absorbents and Spills
-Air Conditioning
-Batteries
-Asbestos
-Tires

Outcomes

In order to successfully complete this course, the student will:

1. Describe and explain respirators/air quality safety regulations and standards.

2. Explain and list fire safety procedures.

3. Define and identify safety regulations and procedures preventing potential slips and falls.

4. Describe safety regulations and procedures when operating power tools, lifts, and welding equipment.

5. List and explain blood-borne pathogens prevention and procedures.

6. Explain safety regulationsand procedures when operating vehicles.

7. Define and explain violence in the workplace and preventive measures.

8. State and identify chemical safety regulations and answer questions about Materials Safety Data Sheets.

9. Explain pollution prevention procedures for the following areas: • Oil and similar fluids • Antifreeze • Floor drains • Absorbents and spills • Air conditioning • Batteries • Asbestos • Tires

Other Information

Any information placed here must be adhered to by all instructors:

Contact on-campus instructor for textbook and other required materials.