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In-House Training
Delivery
Lots of people to train? We'll come to you. REA provides in-house training in most of the
EHS subject areas typically required by organizations, including:
• EHS Orientation for New Employees
• Fundementals of EHS Management
• OHS Supervisory Skills
• EHS Law & Due Diligence
• Health and Safety Committee Training
• Health and Safety Committee Member Certification
• WHMIS / Right-to-Know
• Asbestos Hazard Awareness
• Asbestos Abatement (Type 1 and Type 2)
• Confined Space Entry
• Zero Energy / Lock-Out & Tag-Out
• Construction Project Safety Management
• ISO 14000Need
training in an EHS subject not listed here? Let us know, and we'll create and deliver a
program for you. We will also tailor our training to address your specific needs,
requirements, and internal policies and procedures. Contact us for information. |
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Corporate Staff
Development Services
We help organizations stregthen their in-house EHS teams in a variety of ways. Specialized
Skills Training: We provide training to our clients' in-house EHS staff in a variety of
specialized subjects, including: asbestos surveying; asbestos abatement; air sampling; air
quality monitoring; accident investigation; auditing; construction project safety
management; data analysis and presentation; pre-devlopment compliance review; use of
specialized EHS computer software; and workplace inspection. |
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Organization,
Systems and Operating Procedures for In-House Consultancies:
If your in-house EHS group has decided to run itself like a consultancy , we can help with
organizational design, identification of staffing needs, and qualification, development
and implementaion of client service and project management systems, and preparation of
operating procedures. |
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Mentoring:
Many of our consultants have substantial prior career experience heading-up in-house EHS
group for large, complex organizations. A mentoring relationship is an effective yet
informal means of developing managerial and leadership skills, learning from the
experience of others, and gaining insights into effective approaches for enhancing EHS
performance. |
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