About the Course
Disaster response and recovery work can expose workers to unfamiliar and rapidly changing hazards. The OSHA Disaster Site Worker Outreach Training course helps prepare workers to recognize and respond appropriately to the safety and health hazards they may encounter while supporting disaster cleanup and recovery operations. Training emphasizes awareness, preparedness, personal protection, and the importance of making sound safety decisions in demanding environments. Honeybee Strategies offers both the 7.5-hour and 15-hour versions of this specialized OSHA Outreach training to meet different training needs.
Your Instructors
Libby Cornell and Sherry Callaway
Honeybee Strategies' instructors are experienced environmental health and safety professionals with extensive backgrounds in training, regulatory compliance, and workforce development. Together, they hold numerous professional credentials, including OSHA Outreach Instructor, Certified Safety and Health Official (CSHO), and Professional Geologist (PG). With more than a decade of experience teaching health and safety and serving nonprofit organizations, they combine real-world expertise with engaging instruction to help participants gain the knowledge and confidence needed to work safely.