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Cosmetic LSO Certification options:

• Laser Hazard Classifications
• The Laser Safety Officer (LSO)
• Environmental Considerations
• Hazard Evaluation & Classification
• Control Measures
• Engineering & Environmental Control Measures
• Protective Equipment & Warning Signs
• Laser Safety Program & Training
• Non-Beam Hazards
• Fire Hazards
• Eye & Skin Exposure MPE Calculations

Cosmetic Operator Certification

• Laser Hazard Classifications
• The Laser Safety Officer (LSO)
• Environmental Considerations
• Hazard Evaluation & Classification
• Control Measures
• Engineering & Environmental Control Measures
• Protective Equipment & Warning Signs
• Laser Safety Program & Training
• Non-Beam Hazards
• Fire Hazards
• Eye & Skin Exposure MPE Calculations

PLUS 4 Additional Training Courses:

Medical Surveillance Programs

• Understand how easily contamination from hazardous materials can spread.
• Know what job functions require employees to participate in medical surveillance programs.
• Be able to describe the different stages of medical surveillance.
• Know what type of information from their medical examinations will be shared with their employer.

Fire Prevention in Healthcare Facilities

• Understand how fires burn and how they can be extinguished.
• Recognize common fire hazards that can be encountered in healthcare environments.
• Know the policies and practices that should be used to help prevent fires in their facility.
• Know what to do if a fire occurs.

Tuberculosis in the Healthcare Environment

• Understand the health risks presented by tuberculosis (TB) today.
• Recognize the special risks of exposure to TB they may encounter as part of their job.
• Understand how their facility’s TB prevention and control plan helps reduce these risks.
• Know specific procedures they should follow to prevent the transmission of TB.

Hazard Communication in Healthcare Facilities

• Understand the importance of handling hazardous materials safely.
• Recognize the roles HAZMATs play in healthcare environments.
• Know why OSHA established the HAZCOM Standard.
• Be able to identify the hazards associated with different types of HAZMATs.