24 Hour HAZWOPER Online Training Course

NET’s 24-hour HAZWOPER course features the OSHA-approved HAZWOPER Hands-on Simulator®, 14 full-length videos, and over 50 interactive animations. You can take it for certification or continuing education units (CEUs) on any computer or mobile device.

This course is divided into a series of 77 modules, with self-grading quizzes throughout to assure you are retaining the knowledge. You or your employees will learn why protective equipment is needed, how to wear and remove it, how to observe safety regulations and examination of site control.

You’ll take a final exam at the end of the course and receive a valid certificate for passing. You’ll also have a year from the time of registration to access the course.

After taking the 24-hour NET HAZWOPER course, you or your employees will be able to:

• Describe training and other requirements for HAZWOPER workers.
• Describe various types of hazardous substances.
• Define toxicity and describe factors that affect it.
• Describe hazardous substance labeling requirements and standards.
• Describe factors associated with respiratory protection.
• Describe various types of and selection criteria for personnel protective equipment.
• Describe decontamination guidelines and methods.
• Describe proper handling of drums and other hazardous waste containers.
• Recognize the results of mixing incompatible chemicals and list examples of various incompatible chemicals.
• To view the full list of topics covered in this training, view the course overview and table of contents here.

The 24 Hour HAZWOPER Course is taken online. As with any training, classroom or online, the employer is required by regulations to train the employee(s) on performance based standards for any applicable equipment.

Plan States (approved by U.S. OSHA) must have standards at least as stringent as the Federal HAZWOPER training requirements. They may have additional training requirements, however.

What is the difference between 40-hour and 24-hour HAZWOPER training?

Besides the training time difference, the 24-hour training is aimed primarily at individuals who will work at contaminated sites and conduct work tasks that do not expose them to hazardous substances at or above the Permissible Exposure Limits (PEL's). 40-hour HAZWOPER certified individuals can be exposed to hazardous substances that exceed these limits but they must wear the appropriate PPE.

What is the 24-hour HAZWOPER training?

The HAZWOPER 24 the 24-hour learning program created specifically for those in workplaces designated as a HAZWOPER site under OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.120. This is a basic umbrella for those not facing an everyday hazard, although the possibility exists for exposure to chemical hazards in this working environment.

How do you determine if your company falls under the OSHA HAZWOPER standard?

You can determine if your company falls under the OSHA HAZWOPER standard by checking the 27 OSHA Plan States which are state-level regulatory agencies that implement and enforce HAZWOPER regulatory programs. State-level programs often exceed federal regulations.

What job functions require the 24-hour HAZWOPER certification and training?

Some typical job functions that require 24-hour HAZWOPER trainings and certifications are

• Occasional Site Worker
• Site Workers
• HAZMAT Technicians
• Incident Commander