Drug-Free Workplace

Drug-Free WorkplaceTrainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training Drug-Free Workplace Drugs and alcohol affect the quality and safety of the work environment and seriously jeopardize the health of the user.   This continuing education seminar will cover: • Steps that can be taken to address drug use in the workplace. • Company Policy of deterrence rather than detection. • Signs of drug/alcohol abuse. • Document don’t diagnose.   Download registration form   ***Please add attendee name and email for each person in the notes during checkout  

Metal Finishing Conference Exhibitor & Attendee Registration - Quiet Cannon Venue

MFASC Metal Finishing Conference Attendee Registration

MFASC Metal Finishing Conference Attendee Registration   Exhibition & Seminar Schedule Tuesday, September 20, 2022, 2:30 PM – 8:00 PM   UPDATE ON CURRENT REGULATORY ISSUES INCLUDING CARB, AQMD AND PFAS TESTING Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Price: FREE More DetailsThis important seminar will give you an update on the CARB ATCM for hex chrome and will addresscurrent challenges and next steps. We will update all guests on what can be done to stop this regulatoryban on the surface finishing industry. The seminar will discuss current challenges

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MFASC Fall Outing 2022

Please make check payable to MFASC, P.O. Box 6547, Burbank, CA 91510 and RETURN YOUR REGISTRATION ASAP. If your company is interested in sponsorship opportunities for this event or you have a question, please call Bryan Leiker at (818) 207-1021

On-Site Waste Water Treatment Tiered Permitting Webinar

On-Site Waste Water Treatment Tiered PermittingTrainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training ANNUAL REFRESHER TRAINING ON-SITE WASTE WATER TREATMENT TIERED PERMITTING   Tiered Permitting. Tiered Permitting, a California regulation, is triggered by any hazardous waste treatment that is not subject to federal EPA treatment permitting. Included is wastewater pretreatment prior to discharge to a Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW).   Permit Tiers. Conditionally Exempt – Small Quantity Generator (CESQG). Conditionally Exempt – Specified Waste Streams (CESW). Conditionally Authorized (CA). Permit By Rule (PBR).   TOPICS TO BE COVERED Compliance with all hazardous waste

Two Hour Supervisor Sexual Harassment Training

Two Hour Supervisor Sexual Harassment TrainingTrainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training $150 per Member Company $350 per Non-member Company   CALIFORNIA NOW MANDATES SEXUAL HARASSMENT TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORS EVERY TWO YEARS FOR ALL FACILITIES WITH 5 OR MORE EMPLOYEES   All employers with 5 or more employees to provide two hours of training and education by January 1, 2021, and thereafter once every 2 years. New nonsupervisory employees to be provided the training within 6 months of hire and new supervisory employees to be provided

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MFASC Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan

MANDATORY TRAINING MFASC COMPLIANCE GROUP STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN General Industrial Storm Water Permit Required Annual Refresher Training Trainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training *THIS TRAINING IS FREE FOR MEMBERS OF THE MFASC STORM WATER COMPLIANCE GROUP. NON-GROUP MEMBERS $850 PER COMPANY TO ATTEND.

Hazardous Waste Generator Employee Training

Mandatory Annual Refresher TrainingTrainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training $150 per Member Company $350 per Non-member Company   Federal and State hazardous waste regulations require that all employees who handle hazardous waste, in any capacity, be trained at a level equal to their duties within six months of their job assignment and annually thereafter. This continuing education class will meet the annual refresher training requirements.   Topics to be covered: – Hazardous Waste Generator Regulations. – Hazardous waste management policies and procedures. – Identification and hazards of wastes

Amended AQMD Rule 1426 – Emissions From Metal Finishing Operations

Amended AQMD Rule 1426 - Emissions From Metal Finishing OperationsTrainer: Bernie Moore, Moore Compliance & Training “Rule what???????????” (Again) This rule shall apply to the owner or operator of any facility performing chromium, nickel, cadmium, lead, or chromic acid anodizing. This rule shall also apply to the owner or operator of any facility with process tanks containing sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, chromic acid (excluding chromic acid used in electroplating and anodizing tanks), and sodium hydroxide used in spraying operations, associated