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Health and Safety

WAP Health and Safety Training 

Designed for those entering the weatherization field and visiting homes, our 6-hour online Health and Safety/Mold and Moisture training covers problems that affect occupant health and provides guidelines to keep employees safe in client homes. This course is an excellent precursor to the Healthy Homes Evaluator (HHE) course.  

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Full Course Description 

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This Health and Safety training is required for all new Oregon WAP employees and meets the requirements for Health and Safety Training as outlined by the Oregon US DOE State Plan. 

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This training will address hazards in the home including, but not limited to: 

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  • Lead-based paint 

  • Asbestos containing materials (ACMs) 

  • Combustion appliances 

  • Pest infestation 

  • Biological growth 

  • Mold and Moisture 

  • Ventilation 

  • Path Homes 

 

The training will address strategies to handle hazards to ensure the safety of the occupant and staff who visit client homes. We will discuss WAP mandatory documents for the client and homeowner including Renovate Right and A Citizen’s Guide to Radon.  It also includes suggested resources for client health and safety education. 

 

What You'll Learn: 

  • Specific health and safety concerns such as mold and moisture, lead-based paint, pest infestation, asbestos, and combustion appliances, that affect occupant health. 

  • Mandatory documents for the client and homeowner including permission requirements. 

  • Information regarding deferral notices. 

 

Why Choose Our Program? 

Our training is tailored to meet the needs of professionals in the weatherization industry and in the community who visit homes. With a focus on practical examples, participants will gain the expertise required to identify common issues that can lead to health, safety, moisture and biological growth concerns.  

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Program Highlights: 

·       Experienced instructors  

·       Interactive session with group discussion and practical exercises 

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Required Abilities/Systems/Equipment 

  • Ability to participate in a Zoom meeting.  The link will be sent upon registration.

  • Computer or Tablet 

  • An internet connection – broadband wired or wireless- with a minimum bandwidth of 1.0Mbps/600kbps (up/down)  

  • Speakers and a microphone  

  • Webcam or HD webcam  

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Please read the OTI Student Handbook and email Nick (nick@caporegon.org) or Lara (lara@caporegon.org) with any questions or accommodation requests. 

Registration Information 

Class: Health & Safety - Mold and Moisture

Location: ONLINE

Dates: December 9 and 10

Cost: $1,000

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