Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30

The Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30 course is an advanced workplace safety and health program tailored for employees involved in marine terminal operations. Designed as a follow-up to the OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training Program, this 30-hour course expands on key safety topics specific to marine terminals and related equipment, ensuring workers understand the hazards unique to these environments.

The Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30 course covers both required and elective OSHA outreach topics and emphasizes practical application of maritime safety standards (29 CFR 1917). Participants gain skills in safe cargo handling, terminal operations, and equipment management.

Course Topics

The Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30 curriculum includes:

• Managing Safety and Health Programs
• Walking and Working Surfaces
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Fall Protection and Scaffolding
• Confined and Enclosed Spaces
• Fire Protection
• Electrical Safety
• Lockout/Tagout (Control of Hazardous Energy)
• Machine Guarding
• Hot Work Safety
• Respiratory Protection
• Material Handling
• Specialized Marine Terminal Operations, including:
  • Roll on/Roll off operations
  • Railroad facilities and operations at the terminal
  • Safe slinging using land-based cargo handling gear
  • Proper stacking techniques
  • Advanced Powered Industrial Truck (PIT)/Forklift operation, including specialized attachments

Each topic in the Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30 course is designed to help workers maintain safe operations and comply with OSHA maritime standards in marine terminal settings.

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for:

• All personnel working on marine or maritime sites
• Employees responsible for cargo handling and terminal operations
• Supervisors and safety officers managing OSHA compliance in marine terminals

Regulatory Requirements

The Maritime Marine Terminals: OSHA 30 course aligns with OSHA standards specific to marine terminal operations:

29 CFR 1917 – Safety and Health Regulations for Longshoring and Marine Terminal Operations.

Completing this course ensures participants are knowledgeable about hazards, OSHA compliance, and best practices for maintaining a safe marine terminal environment.