We are working on the OSHA 10 Hour Cards and should have them in the mail to you by 25 May.
We apologize for the delay caused by a shortage of supplies from OSHA.
Welcome to the U.S. Air Force's Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health
Training Symposium. This school reflects the Air Force Chief of Staff's directive
for an integrated ESOH Management System world-wide. Please note that this is NOT
a conference. This is a model AFSO21 (Six Sigma) cost saving school setting that
supports over 1,000 installation-level students who can significantly impact or
influence the environment, safety, or occupational health of our Air Force
operations, personnel, and our neighboring communities.
2012 by the numbers...
- 1,129 Training Certificates Issued
- 139 Instructors
- 128 Training Class Topics
- 539 Training Classes Taught
- 106 Technical and Functional Sessions
- 32,918 Instructor to Student Classroom Hours
- 458 Certifications Earned:
- 176 HazWoper 8-hr HazMat Handling Refresher
- 46 OSHA Asbestos Certifications
- 268 AF Asbestos Abatement
- 236 OSHA Safety Certifications
- 159 Lead Based Paint
- Zero Registration Fees Paid
The symposium consolidates like training needs from across the Air Force,
reducing duplicate course costs, while most importantly, reducing the training
footprint on base operations. Courses focus on the operational (real-time)
needs of base personnel and sustains the objectives of ISO14001, ISO9001 and
OHSAS18001. Students include aircraft and ground systems maintenance,
supply, transportation and storage, contracting, legal and public affairs,
services, civil engineering, industrial hygiene, safety, and health professionals.
This school is not open to the public. There is NO on-site registration.
Students register by invitation based on valid training needs in their mission
area. See "Who Can Attend" under the ABOUT tab for more information.
The symposium is sponsored by the Air Force Ctr for Engineering and the
Environment (AFCEE) and the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) and
with support from the Air National Guard (ANG), Air Force Reserve Center
(AFRC), Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine, Air Force Safety Center,
U.S. Department of Labor OSHA Training Institute, and the U.S. Department
of Transportation. Instruction is provided by national academia from across
DoD, Federal and state government agencies, universities, and international industry.
Approximately 500 industry experts in ESOH support services, equipment,
and supplies also participate in this world-class training opportunity
to share information and technologies, and participate in the training
side-by-side with installation personnel. (see Exhibits tab).
The 2012 Symposium was held 13-17 February in Denver, Colorado. Details
for 2013 are pending; please check back for updates on location and
dates once selected.