Environmental Management To download the complete 2009 Workshop Catalog, click here Introduction Environmental Management training ranges from 40 CFR RCRA Regulations on large and small quantity generators of hazardous waste, to shippers and transporters of hazardous materials, and facilities that receive hazardous materials that are required to provide DOT Training to their hazmat employees, in accordance with 49 CFR. All applicable environmental regulations are addressed in specific courses, or the courses can be customized to fit a specific client need. For More Detail: RCRA DOT Environmental Management Project Summaries Emergency Response, Environmental and OSHA Safety Training SEEM developed and continues to deliver a series of environmental, health and safety, emergency response, incident command and industrial/corporate security courses for one of the Big-Three U.S. auto manufacturers. SEEM training teams have trained approximately 3,000 client personnel annually at more than 30 facilities throughout Michigan and Ohio, as well as other states in the Midwest Northeast, and Southeast. SEEM develops the training programs using the company’s specific practices, SOP’s, Spill Control and Countermeasure Plans and other industry and plant standards. The purpose of the training is to reduce hazardous materials spills, improve overall company compliance with various environmental and OSHA Regulations, and make the corporation a better "corporate citizen". Additionally, SEEM has been an active planner and participant in the firm’s annual Emergency Response Team (ERT) "Challenge", where ER Teams from various plants come to compete in mock drills that test their knowledge and expertise in applying the training principles to real-life emergency situations. Emergency Response, OSHA Safety and DOT Safety Training Over the past 6+ years SEEM has designed and delivered training services for the Occupational Safety & Environmental Health department of a major state-supported university in the Upper Midwest. The program relates to university emergency response team (Technician-Level), annual ER Refresher, OSHA Hazardous Waste Site Worker, Incident Command and DOT training requirements. SEEM conducts this training on an annual basis in order to sharpen the skills of its campus response teams. The training is provided at the client’s campus, where spill response and emergency scenarios are customized to their facilities, organizational structure, potential risks, department of public safety needs and university power plant requirements. To date, over 1,100 certificates have been issued for successful completion of training through the offering of 70 individual classes to University employees. Emergency Response, OSHA Safety and DOT Safety Training for a Major University in Michigan