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These Courses Are For A Manfuctured Home Installer License
Course 13932 - Trenching and Excavations
This Course Is Worth 1.5 credits for Manufactured Home Installer License
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued its first Excavation and Trenching Standard in 1971 to protect workers from excavation hazards. Since then, OSHA has amended the standard several times to increase worker protection and to reduce the frequency and severity of excavation accidents and injuries. Despite these efforts, excavation- related accidents resulting in injuries and fatalities continue to occur.
This course is an overview of OSHA’s Trenching and Excavating Rule for the construction industry. Employers and employees will benefit from knowing the risks associated with excavations and trenching and solutions to minimizing the dangers.
$40.00
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Course 12858 - Scaffolds And Safety
This Course Is Worth 4 credits for Manufactured Home Installer License
Scaffolding is one component of the residential construction fall hazard regulations. This course is intended to assist employers and employees in their efforts to comply with the current OSHA scaffold requirements for construction work, as falls are the leading cause of death for workers engaged in residential construction.
$40.00
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Course 962795 - Starting A Business
This Course Is Worth 4 credits for Manufactured Home Installer License
This course provides basic federal tax information for people who are starting a business. It also provides information on keeping records and illustrates a recordkeeping system.
$40.00
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Course 12909 - Fall Protection
This Course Is Worth 6 credits for Manufactured Home Installer License
$60.00
This course is intended to assist employers and employees in their efforts to comply with the current OSHA Fall Protection Requirements for residential construction work, as falls are the leading cause of death for workers engaged in residential construction.
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Course 14239 - Mold Prevention & Remediation
This Course Is Worth 6 credits for Manufactured Home Installer License
Molds are the most common forms of fungi found on earth. They can grow on almost any material, as long as moisture and oxygen are available. Most molds reproduce through the formation of spores, tiny microscopic cells that are resistant to drying and are released into the air. Individuals involved in the construction trades come into contact with mold during a renovation or maintenance of building.