Instructor-led Training (ILT)
LRS Federal’s instructor-led training (ILT) services provide cost-effective classroom training across a wide range of subjects. We offer interactive on-site instruction, support services, and multimedia training aids to facilitate effective classroom learning. Our expert instructional designers are well-versed in adult learning theory and are adept at customizing content across media to transcend the passive classroom experience. By creating interactive learning experiences that keep students interested and engaged, we enhance students’ knowledge retention and improve clients’ return on investment in classroom training. We provide highly qualified project-based, part-time, and full-time on-site instructors with subject matter expertise and a strong command of today’s classroom training environment. Additionally, we offer professional “train-the-trainer” services and custom seminars with pre- and post-seminar support.
Our instructor-led training can be integrated with custom eLearning courseware to provide a cost-effective blended learning solution that is appealing to students with a variety of learning styles.
Available Subjects Include:
- RCRA (CESQG, Small and large quantity generators)
- CAA (Title V and Aerospace NESHAP)
- CWA
- Pollution Prevention (P2)
- NEPA
- Stormwater Pollution Prevention
- Facility Response Training (OPA 90)
- HAZWOPER (First Responder Awareness, First Responder Operations and General Site Worker)
- Hazard Communications (HAZCOM)
- Natural Resources
- Hazardous Material Management
- DOT Hazardous Material Handlers
- DOT Hazardous Material Shipping (Safe Handling and Manifesting)
HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher Training
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
LRS Federal instructors provided instruction in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.120 and the installation specific Facility Response Plan (FRP). They developed site-specific instruction and course materials to ensure response personnel were knowledgeable of the FRP and understood response scenarios as directed by the FRP.
Facility Response Team (FRT) Training
NAVFAC Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (EXWC)
LRS Federal has a Joint Venture (JV) with Gryphon Environmental known as LRS Gryphon JV to provide Facility Response Teams (FRTs) with Facility Response Plan (FRP) Training, Spill Management Team (SMT) Training, and New Skimmer Training. This training is provided to all First Responder Operations Level personnel for all FRTs in the Navy and Marine Corps. This training project provides support to approximately 73 facilities worldwide with certification of Tier 1 oil spill response equipment and FRT personnel requirements as well as the deployment, operation, and maintenance of a variety of on-water oil response systems and equipment. The FRT Certification Courses are designed to teach on-water oil spill response management techniques and effective "response techniques” according to their facility’s FRP. This training is specific to each facility and provides the FRT with the knowledge and skills needed to execute the facility’s FRP.
Environmental Spill Response Training
63rd Regional Support Command
LRS conducts a spill response assessment to identify the site’s spill response capabilities, personnel spill response knowledge, response equipment available, and conducts a thorough site assessment of Spill Prevention, Controls and Countermeasures (SPCC) related assets. The results of this assessment are used to customize the training for each facility and set of students. The training focuses on areas identified during the site assessment as needing remediation including: personnel safety, spill prevention, First Responder Awareness level spill response actions on site, the 63d RSC’s Spill Response SOP, and the four steps (Recognize, Assess, Respond and Report) to be taken when a spill has occurred.
Multi-Media Compliance Training
Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island
LRS Federal instructors provided training for multi-media (RCRA, P2, Air Quality, HAZWOPER and SWMP) environmental compliance, environmental program management, and emergency response and site specific instruction for personnel who work on bulk oil storage, CERCLA, and HAZWOPER sites. Curriculum included facility response plan activation, safety of personnel on site, spill response operations, remediation activities, sampling procedures to determine contamination levels, source investigations, and hazardous substance site management.
