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Course Listings 2017-2018 263 Workplace Hazard Analysis: OSHA Accident Reduction Transitioning from Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) former "Accident Investigation" protocol into a pro-active incident investigation program. Basic accident investigation procedures and accident analysis techniques. Basic skills for conducting an effective accident investigation at occupational workplaces. Prerequisites: None. OSH113 1 Credit 1 Period Urban Workplace Response: First Aid/Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Workplace employee injury/illness response when medical help is less than 15 minutes away. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and first aid for the adult, child and infant patients includes Automated External Defibrillator (AED), rescue breathing, obstructed airway, and other first aid procedures. Designed to train employee responders in basic lifesaving skills and procedures required during emergency situation. Application of verbal first aid solutions. Selection and use of appropriate first aid kits. Follow up with appropriate regulatory/insurance documentation. Prerequisites: None. OSH118 1 Credit 1 Period OSHA Standards and Regulations Provisions of and implementation of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Act in the work place. Rights and responsibilities under the OSHA Act. Appeals process, record keeping, and voluntary protection programs. OSHA's construction and general industry standards. Overview of the requirements of the more frequently referenced standards. Prerequisites: None. OSH189 1 Credit 1 Period Professional Leadership Development for Occupational Safety and Health Personal and professional leadership development related to Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) through active participation in peer-to-peer and professional mentoring. Exposure to industry technical meetings, technical tours, seminars, college discipline specific campus club, scholarship awareness, career fairs, and other similar events. Supplemented by readings, and pre-and post-activity discussion and critique. Varied content due to variety of personal and professional development available. Prerequisites: HMT/OSH101 and GTC/MIT/OSH106 and a student member of the American Society of Safety Engineers. Course Notes: OSH189 may be repeated for a total of three (3) credit hours. OSH201 2 Credits 2 Periods Fall Arrest Systems Evaluation and application of state-of- the art technology for fall protection. Analysis of fall protection, the components and limitations of fall arrest systems and relevant Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards and other requirements. Prerequisites: OSH105, or GTC/FAC/OSH/MIT106, or OSH110, or OSH111. OSH203 3 Credits 3 Periods S afety Program Management I Introduction to safety program theory and principles needed to develop, manage, implement and evaluate a safety and health program. Systems safety and applied psychology theories that enhance safety program management. Hazard identification methods and controls, and application of these principles to case studies. Prerequisites: GTC/FAC/ OSH/MIT106 or permission of instructor. OSH204 3 Credits 3 Periods Health and Safety Program Management II Current and emerging topics in safety and health program management. Exploration of current topics through emerging regulatory and/or consensus standards organizations. Case study investigation and analysis with applications to safety and health management. Introduction to new and evolving online training courses, seminars, video and documents. Adult leaning and instructional theory. Prerequisites: GTC/FAC/OSH/MIT106 and OSH107 or (GTC/FAC/OSH/ MIT106 and OSH203) or permission of instructor.