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Slips, Trips, and Falls
Slips and trips leading to falls have injured an increasing number of people in the workplace and at home. This course reviews some
common causes of slips, trips and falls and the methods that can be employed to avoid injuries resulting from falls from the same level.
This training will assist users in identifying, avoiding, and correcting issues associated with slips, trips, and falls.
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Ladder Safety
This course reviews the OSHA General Industry requirements for portable ladders most commonly used in industry today. The program focuses on
how to properly select, inspect, and use various portable workplace ladders. In addition, recommended best practices are also discussed for
the safe use of portable ladders. Applying the information learned in this training will help avoid injuries related to the use of ladders.
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Leadership in Safety
This course introduces users to the importance of safety in the workplace while discussing the basic leadership principles necessary to have a
safe and healthful workplace. This presentation includes a review of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and its role in
workplace safety. Also discussed are accountabilities in developing, implementing, and reinforcing safety policies and procedures while defining
success in safety.
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Safety Orientation: Commitment to Safety
This program presents the top 10 safety commitments for employees to follow that will lead to a safer workplace. Every employee should be committed
to working safely and proactively participating in the development and implementation of a safe culture within the organization. This presentation
is an excellent safety orientation, whether it is an employee's first day on the job or whether they are a long-term veteran of the workforce.
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Defensive Driving
The application of the information and principles presented in this program on Safe Driving will help users avoid situations on the road that could
lead to a collision. Although most people consider themselves "excellent" drivers, nearly every time they drive they are exposed to a variety of risks.
How those risks are handled could mean the difference between serious injury or many years of "crash-free" driving.
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Office Ergonomics
The primary objective of this online course is to increase an employee's knowledge of ergonomics in order to recognize potential ergonomic problems in
the office environment. The program explains a number of common ergonomic risk factors at a typical office workstation that are easily identified and
recognized.
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DOT HAZMAT Awareness
This program is intended for employees who handle, package, or transfer hazardous materials as regulated under Title 49 of the Department of Transportation
(DOT). It covers general awareness of the DOT requirements and familiarization for the recognition and identification of hazardous materials. The training
course also has a general safety training component including emergency response information, safe procedures, and control methods.
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Basic First Aid - Part 1
This course reviews information on basic first aid techniques for treating persons with injuries that are not life threatening. It explains how an injury
assessment can help you determine what happened and how to provide assistance and treatment. Basic first aid techniques for treating shock, choking victims,
bleeding and broken bones are reviewed in this part of the presentation.
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Basic First Aid - Part 2
Basic first aid techniques for initial treatment of burns and scalds, head injuries, eye injuries, chemical exposure related illnesses, heat emergencies
and sprains and strains are reviewed in this part of Basic First Aid.
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Back Safety
The course provides knowledge of back safety to help reduce the risk of injury or aggravating a pre-existing back problem. The anatomy of the spine is
covered to understand how injury occurs and can be prevented. The different categories of back problems are reviewed, their common causes, first aid
techniques, proper back posture methods, and proper lifting procedures are presented.
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Bloodborne Pathogen Awareness
Training is provided in accordance to the requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 for awareness and control. The program explains where bloodborne pathogens
are found, what they are and how they are transmitted, and how employees are to protect themselves. Major misconceptions of bloodborne disease are covered.
Protective equipment and the proper handling of sharps and spills are presented.
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Hazard Communication
This program covers both the physical and health hazard categories of chemicals, protective measures fundamental to employee protection, common labeling
techniques used to communicate chemical hazards, how to read a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) as well as the basic rules for safe chemical handling and
use. In addition, this program reviews the requirements OSHA 1910.1200.
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Control of Hazardous Energy Sources (Lockout/Tagout)
This online program emphasizes not only the compliance requirements of OSHA 1910.147 regulation, but most importantly, covers in detail the various types
of active and stored energies and controls necessary for employee protection.
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Confined Space Entry
OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910.146 required training is provided in a manner that illustrates the potential dangers on entering a confined space. It covers
identification of confined spaces, associated physical, chemical, and atmospheric hazards, as well as control procedures with a permit system.
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Electrical Safety - Related Work Practices
This program is designed to meet the OSHA compliance training requirements of 29 CFR Part 1910.331 for "non-qualified" employees. It provides essential
information to employees who work around electrical equipment in a way that is easy to understand. Methods of electrical hazard identification and control
are covered in detail.
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Powered Industrial Truck Safety
This training program is designed to meet the instructional requirements of OSHA 1910.178. It provides for understanding of operating responsibilities,
operating parameters, stability, inspections, and safe driving skills as well as proper load handling and hazard identification.
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Occupational Ergonomics
This unique training program presents the subject of ergonomics in a way that is easy to understand and apply to the performance of work. A number of
practical ergonomic goals, such as maximizing neutral body postures and avoiding awkward postures are covered.
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Hearing Conservation
This training program provides employees an understanding of the elements of a hearing conservation program by explaining how the human ear works, how it
is potentially damaged by noise and how to protect it.
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Industrial Fire Prevention
This presentation covers the causes and contributing factors of fire in the workplace. The basic elements of fire prevention and protection are reviewed
in a way that is easy to understand.
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Respiratory Protection
This is a comprehensive training program that provides the academic training to meet OSHA 1910.134. The emphasis of this program is on respiratory hazards,
respirator selection, fit, proper use, inspection, care, maintenance and their respective limitations.
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Fall Protection
This innovative training program graphically demonstrates how to properly use fall protection equipment. The focus is on the identification of potential fall
hazards, types of fall protection systems and their proper use, care, and maintenance.
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Fire Control - "Portable Extinguishers"
This is a graphically presented program that teaches fire suppression through the use of portable fire extinguishers. Different classes of fires and the use
of different fire extinguishers are taught in a unique manner to gain understanding. Most importantly, employees will understand what to do and not to do in
case of fire in the workplace.
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Personal Protective Equipment
This program provides an informative overview of the various common types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in industry. It gives employees
information pertaining to when and where PPE is required, how to use it, and explanation of the limitations. Included is information to meet compliance
with OSHA 1910.132
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Medical PPE
The topic of medical personal protective equipment (PPE) is extremely important to the protection of everyone who provides medical treatment, handles medical
waste, or has the potential to contact bodily fluids. This program covers the most important points of selecting, using, and maintaining medical personal
protective equipment for the prevention of injury in a medical environment.
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Hand and Power Tool Safety
This presentation discusses various known hazards associated with the use of hand and power tools and methods to avoid disabling injuries, especially to the
hands. Users will learn how to select, inspect, and properly maintain tools while using the tool in a manner consistent with its intended use. The recommended
PPE for different types of hand and power tools is also discussed.
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Hot Work Safety
In this course, users learn what tasks are considered hot work; how to inspect the work area; best practices to set-up and prevent the risk of fire and
explosion; and how to monitor hot work processes, as well as self-protection options when performing hot work.
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