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Carbon Monoxide (CO) is an invisible, tasteless and odorless gas that can be lethal to human beings. Due to its difficult detection, carbon monoxide is a serious concern in the work place. -
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Many workers who are sick with the flu refuse to let the illness prevent them from working, thinking they can “tough it out.” So they go to work with a reduced ability to work safely and productively, and they jeopardize the health of their co-workers. -
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Lead exposure is a serious issue that many workers face every day. This quick course will cover the dangers of lead in the workplace. -
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When an accident happens and a hazardous chemical spill occurs, several different outcomes are possible. Businesses that want to successfully cope and recover after an accident must take a comprehensive approach to spill prevention and management. -
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Radiation or Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR), is energy in a wave form. Non-ionizing radiation is very prevalent and comes from both natural and human – made sources. It includes electric and magnetic fields, radio waves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet and visible radiation. The litmus test is how do workers protect themselves or limit their exposure to non – ionizing radiation. -
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Ionizing radiation is high frequency and high-energy and can penetrate the body – it has enough energy to break up atoms and molecules as it passes through the body. When radiation is absorbed in the body it causes chemical reactions to occur which can alter the normal functions of the body. At high doses this can result in massive cell death, organ damage and even death. At low closes the situation is more complex. -
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Every day, without noticing, we pass doors that have “Exit” signs. Usually we don’t remember that emergency exit doors are vital to our safety. -
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Even those of us who have more active jobs likely don’t get enough exercise. A lack of physical activity is hazardous to your overall health and wellness. -
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En este curso rápido, aprenderá las técnicas de primeros auxilios para administrar la RCP e identificar cuándo es necesaria la RCP en el trabajo. -
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La mayoría de las regulaciones requieren que si usted trabaja en una excavación que es de cinco pies de profundidad (o más profundo), su empleador debe protegerlo contra el colapso de la zanja, derrumbes y otros peligros de zanjas y excavaciones. Este curso rápido revisará los peligros de zanjas y excavaciones y cómo protegerse. -
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En este curso rápido, aprenderá a identificar los riesgos de electrocución y a tomar medidas preventivas para que el lugar de trabajo sea más seguro.
