AT 21 — Occupational Safety and Health
Students will learn about employer and employee responsibility, federal and state legislation, accident reports, industrial hygiene, personal protective equipment, materials handling and storage, hazard communication, guarding machines and mechanisms, hand and portable power tools, electrical safety, and fire protection. If the specific attendance and testing requirements are met, students in this class may be eligible to receive the Federal or California OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 General Industry or Construction Card. (A, CSU)
Part of
- Automotive Collision Repair Technology - Formerly Body and Fender Mechanic - Major #8071
- Construction Trades II - Formerly Construction – Major #8095
- Construction – Major #8091
- Electrical Systems Technology, Electrical Safety - Major #8198
- Employment Essentials - Major #8101
- Industrial Technology - Construction Emphasis - Major #8993
- Industrial Technology, Manufacturing Emphasis - Formerly Industrial Technology and Industrial Arts and Technology- Major #8994
- Welding Technology, Metal Fabrication Option – Major #8371
- Welding Technology, Pipe and Structural Steel Certification - Formerly Pipe and Structural Steel Certification Option-Major #8375