Clay Bednarz

Summary A HAZWOPER supervisor plays a critical role in protecting workers, maintaining OSHA compliance, and ensuring hazardous waste operations are conducted safely. From conducting pre-job safety briefings and reviewing air monitoring data to managing personal...

Summary A HAZWOPER certificate demonstrates that a worker has completed required OSHA training, but it does not prepare them for the unique hazards of every job site. Site-specific training provides workers with critical knowledge about actual workplace hazards,...

In 1998, shifting hours of regulated hazardous materials training onto the internet was widely considered impossible. This is the story of how that technological blueprint was written, validated by federal regulators, and engineered to protect workers in the...