Career field
Industrial Operations & Site Entry
Build the shared hazard language and decision discipline expected before or alongside site-specific orientation.
- Representative audience
- New hires, contractors, operators, and site visitors
- Courses
- 6
- Estimated learning
- Up to 23.93 hours
- Practical/lab courses
- 1
Recommended progression
Build capability in a deliberate order.
The final assignment sequence can change with the role, prior experience, workplace, employer program, and applicable requirements.
- 01IMA-SAF-101
H₂S Safety Awareness
Recognize H₂S hazards, understand detection and controls, and respond appropriately to alarms without exceeding your training or assigned role.
- 02IMA-SAF-102
Benzene Awareness
Understand benzene exposure, health effects, controls, labeling, surveillance, and emergency expectations.
- 03IMA-SAF-103
HazCom / GHS Fundamentals
Read labels and safety data sheets and use hazard information to make safer workplace decisions.
- 04IMA-SAF-104
JSA/JHA Practitioner
Build defensible JSAs/JHAs by defining work, identifying hazards and energy, selecting verifiable controls, managing change, and defending an original capstone.
- 05IMA-SAF-107
Confined Space — Non-Entry
Recognize confined and permit-required spaces, stay outside controlled openings, report unsafe conditions, and understand strict role and rescue limitations.
- 06IMA-SAF-109
Hot Work Safety
Recognize hot-work hazards, use permit-system fundamentals, inspect the surrounding area, and make safe stop, emergency, and post-work decisions.
Plan this field for a workforce.
Map roles, sites, cohorts, practical responsibilities, and reporting requirements.