Training
The safety of our employees and customers is the most important part of our operations. RRI has instilled a range of training tools, operational guidelines and certifications to protect all personnel on every project.
HAZWOPER
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) is a set of OSHA regulations protecting employees working with hazardous substances—including those performing cleanup, corrective actions and emergency response. RRI team members have passed a HAZWOPER course that covers all OSHA-recommended procedures.
OSHA 10-Hour/30-Hour
OSHA certification provides workers and supervisors with awareness of common job-related hazards. The 10-hour course covers general safety and health hazards, while the 30-hour course explores a wider variety of safety subjects and includes in-depth, industry-specific training.
Confined Space Entry (CSE) and CSE Rescue
Confined space operations are more dangerous—and require more training—than non-entry scenarios. RRI teams are thoroughly trained and specially equipped to support our clients in the event of a confined space emergency.
Operator Qualification (OQ)
In addition to standard training programs such as HAZWOPER and Confined Space Entry, RRI maintains a variety of certifications required by specific industries. One example is Operator Qualification, which is a program that pipeline operators must adhere to according to state and federal codes.
Rail Safety and Emergency Response
Our skilled teams use an extensive array of specialized equipment and materials to handle spills of all levels and types. That means we can respond to a broad range of emergency incidents—including releases at transportation facilities, ports, roadways, railways, pipelines and waterways.
National Incident Management
National Incident Management System (NIMS) Training Programs help to mitigate risk by facilitating the training and qualification of emergency management personnel. The NIMS-trained employees at RRI are well versed with the shared vocabulary, systems and processes that guide how personnel work together during a crisis.
Specialized Response
Hazmat Specialist training prepares responders to use specialized chemical protective clothing and equipment to patch, plug, contain and mitigate the release or spread of hazardous materials. This specialized training is more rigorous than training at the operations level.