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Core Controls Training Short

Name: Core Controls Training Short
Brand: Training Shorts
SKU: ATS291-3
Availability: OnlineOnly

Learn effective heat stress controls and hydration practices for safe HAZWOPER operations.

2 minutes

2026

SKU: ATS291-3

Training Objectives

Apply heat stress controls during HAZWOPER operations

Follow hydration, rest, and worker monitoring procedures

Course Overview

Managing heat stress during HAZWOPER operations requires more than simply providing water, rest, and shade.

This training introduces the engineering and administrative controls used to reduce heat exposure, including shaded work areas, cooled recovery spaces, reflective barriers, ventilation, planned work-rest cycles, worker monitoring, acclimatization, and emergency response procedures.

Learners will also understand how environmental factors such as humidity, radiant heat, and air movement influence heat stress and why tools like Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) are used to evaluate working conditions.

This program is available with Spanish and French closed captions.

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They include shaded canopies, cooled recovery areas, reflective barriers, and safe ventilation systems that reduce heat exposure.

Wet Bulb Globe Temperature helps assess heat stress by considering temperature, humidity, radiant heat, and air movement.

Regular water intake helps prevent dehydration and supports the body's ability to regulate temperature.

Yes. Excessive water intake can lead to overhydration and hyponatremia, so workers should follow site hydration guidelines.

Report symptoms immediately, stop work if necessary, and follow the site's heat response procedures.

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$55

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2-min streaming video | 30–45 min interactive course

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Multiple language options

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