Energy Training Council, Safeland USA and Autry Technology Center partner to provide health, safety, and environmental orientation for the energy industry. This 10-hour orientation will cover PPE, Confined Space Awareness, Fire Safety, Lockout/Tagout, Hazcom, Environmental Awareness, Electrical Safety, Fall Protection, H2S Awareness, Substance Abuse and other topics. Our primary goal is to reduce the number of preventable accidents. This is required training for many oilfield companies.
A practical application of ISO 9001:2015 requirements, in an activity based learning environment, that fulfills the ISO 19011 guidelines for auditor training. Learners will gain the knowledge and skills needed as an audit team member to conduct internal audits of an ISO 9001:2015 quality system. Training includes classroom instruction and discussions led by an experienced QMS Lead Auditor, with team activities and audit case study designed to practice and demonstrate auditing skills.
This class is taught by a CLEET certified concealed carry instructor. The course is as prescribed by the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act to meet the educational requirements to qualify for an Oklahoma Self-Defense Act License. Students are required to furnish their own firearm and 50 rounds of ammunition for the firing range portion of the class. Hearing and eye protection are recommended. Please note that firearms are not allowed on campus for the classroom portion and that shooting range time will be by appointment on Saturday.
This course provides skill development for first responders who, in the course of normal duties, could be the first on the scene of an emergency involving a hazardous substance.
Autry's forklift safety class meets all of the requirements set out in OSHA's 1910.178 Powered Industrial Truck Standard. Upon completion of this course, the student will receive a forklift safety card that is good for three years.
o Recognize the additional hazards associated with clearing a congested intersection
o Recognize the importance of slowing down and giving you additional time to recognize and respond to these hazards
o List the steps for safely clearing a congested intersection
o Know the methods for clearing an intersection when your lanes are blocked
o Identify the most common mistakes made when clearing a congested intersection
This class is an online class that has to be sent to you with enrollment directions. It can be started at anytime.
o List basic steps for clearing an intersection
o Select appropriate methods for clearing an intersection
o Recognize the risks associated with improper intersection clearing
This class is an online class that has to be sent to you with enrollment directions. It can be started at anytime.
o Identify the primary goals of the Approach stage of intersection navigation,
o Label highway travel lanes with corresponding reference numbers
o List the intersection approach tasks in sequence and link them to appropriate distances
o Select appropriate methods for maximizing vehicle control when approaching intersections
o Recognize the risks associated with improper intersection negotiation
o Describe how the assessment stage and the approach stage work together in intersection analysis
o Identify all the hazards and potential hazards in a given scenario
o Categorize the hazards as potential or immediate and prioritize them according to their level of danger
o Recognize the risks associate with each hazard
o List the steps for safely departing an intersection
o Recognizing the common hazards you might encounter during the departure stage
o Recall all steps and key concepts in the EVO Intersection Analysis process
