OSHA HAZWOPER & Environmental Safety Training Courses

Marine Pollution Control offers OSHA HAZWOPER training and environmental safety training programs designed to help teams stay compliant with federal regulations. Our certified instructors provide hands-on courses including confined space entry, DOT hazardous materials training, and OSHA safety certification across Detroit, Michigan, and nationwide.

Marine Pollution Control (MPC) offers comprehensive training and compliance services to ensure your team is prepared for environmental challenges. Through our Red Anchor Institute, we provide hands-on learning opportunities with an emphasis on regulatory compliance. Our courses, taught by certified and experienced instructors, cover essential topics such as:

Successful attendees receive certification for their participation. Whether you prefer to attend one of our regularly scheduled classes at our Detroit location or require a customized training program at your site, MPC is committed to enhancing your team’s readiness and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

HAZWOPER per OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.120

MPC provides HAZWOPER training in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard 29 CFR 1910.120:

  • 40-Hour HAZWOPER (5 Days)

  • 24-Hour HAZWOPER (3 Days)

  • 8-Hour Annual Refresher (1 Day)

Who Needs HAZWOPER Training?

HAZWOPER training is required for employees exposed to hazardous substances above permissible limits, including:

  • Workers at uncontrolled hazardous waste cleanup sites

  • Personnel at treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs)

  • Emergency responders handling hazardous material releases

This training protects workers from chemical exposure, fire, explosion, toxic atmospheres, and other serious hazards.

What’s Included in Our 40-Hour Course?

Our 40-Hour course includes:

  • DOT Hazardous Materials training (per 49 CFR 172.704)

  • Basic Permit-Required Confined Space training (29 CFR 1910.146)

  • Hands-on spill response and cleanup exercises

We focus on real-world application, not just classroom instruction.

DOT & RCRA Hazardous Materials Training

We offer a half-day course covering:

  • DOT Hazardous Materials Training (49 CFR 172.704)

  • RCRA Hazardous Waste Training (40 CFR 262.17)

DOT Hazmat Training

DOT training is required for any employee who directly affects the safe transportation of hazardous materials, including those who:

  • Load or unload hazardous materials

  • Prepare shipping papers

  • Mark or label containers

  • Operate vehicles transporting hazardous materials

This training ensures compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation regulations and safe handling practices.

RCRA Hazardous Waste Training

RCRA training is required for personnel who:

  • Generate hazardous waste

  • Label or inspect containers

  • Sign manifests

  • Serve as emergency coordinators

Training must be completed within 6 months of hire and updated annually for Large Quantity Generator (LQG) facilities.

Permit-Required Confined Space Training & Rescue

This course meets requirements under 29 CFR 1910.146.

Morning Session

  • Training for authorized entrants, attendants, and supervisors

  • Hazard identification (atmospheric, engulfment, entrapment)

  • Entry procedures and safety protocols

Afternoon Session

  • Rescue strategy development

  • Hands-on rescue exercises

  • Annual rescue requirement fulfillment

This training is required for employees working in tanks, silos, pits, manholes, or other confined spaces where hazardous atmospheres or entrapment risks exist.

OSHA 10-Hour Training – General Industry

This 1.5-day course is taught by OSHA Authorized Instructors following the official OSHA curriculum.

Designed for entry-level workers and technicians in:

•Manufacturing
•Warehousing
•Healthcare
•Logistics
•Maintenance

Participants learn:

  • Hazard recognition

  • Workplace safety fundamentals

  • OSHA worker rights and employer responsibilities

This course builds a strong foundation in general industry safety compliance.

Ready When You Need Us—For Training and Compliance

Marine Pollution Control is your trusted partner for workforce readiness and regulatory compliance. With over 50 years of proven experience and a commitment to safety, innovation, and service, we deliver training programs that prepare your team for real‑world environmental challenges.

Whether it’s emergency response, confined space entry, or industry‑specific compliance, MPC equips your organization with the knowledge, skills, and certifications needed to operate safely and efficiently.

Faqs

What is HAZWOPER training?

HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) training is an OSHA-required certification for workers exposed to hazardous substances. It prepares employees to safely handle, clean up, and respond to hazardous material incidents.

Who needs HAZWOPER training?

HAZWOPER training is required for workers involved in hazardous waste operations, emergency response, cleanup sites, treatment facilities, and anyone exposed to hazardous materials in the workplace.

What are the different types of HAZWOPER courses?

HAZWOPER training includes:

  • 40-hour HAZWOPER (for full-time hazardous waste workers)
  • 24-hour HAZWOPER (for occasional exposure)
  • 8-hour refresher (annual recertification)
Do you offer hands-on training or classroom training?

We provide hands-on, instructor-led training programs that combine classroom instruction with real-world applications to ensure maximum safety and compliance.

Where are your training courses offered?

We offer training in Detroit, Michigan, at your facility, or customized on-site programs across the United States.

Can training be customized for my company?

Yes, we offer customized training programs tailored to your specific industry, job site, and regulatory requirements.

How do I register for a training course?

You can register by contacting our team directly, requesting training through our website, or scheduling a customized program for your organization.

What industries require environmental safety training?

Industries that commonly require training include oil and gas, manufacturing, construction, utilities, transportation, and environmental services.

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