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Slips, trips & falls are the 2nd leading cause of workplace deaths. They are also the leading cause of workplace accidents with over 200,000 reported every year. This course will cover what safety laws say about slips, trips & falls, what hazards to look out for and how you can avoid slips, trips and falls when you work. (French Version) -
Recent statistics from the Congressional Accountability Office of Compliance indicate that employee falls are private industry’s third leading cause of workplace fatalities. Around 600 workers die from a fatal slip, trip, or fall, each year. This overview of slips, trips, and falls helps reinforce good behaviors for workers on how and where to avoid areas where these hazards can reside. -
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SMART Goals make it easier to achieve your goals when you have absolute clarity of what your goal is – SMART Goals give you that clarity. This course goes over what SMART goals are, how to use them and avoid goal setting mistakes. -
Asbestos is an incredibly dangerous material that has caused thousands of deaths. In this course, learners will be trained to understand the dangers of exposure and inhalation of asbestos as well as how to minimize exposure of the toxic material. -
By the end of this lesson employees will know types of respiratory hazards and possible health effects, ways to minimize or eliminate hazards, qualifications for respirator use, types of respirators, selecting the right one, and proper respirator care. -
This course teaches employees how to identify common bloodborne pathogens in the workplace, how they are transmitted, engineering and work practice controls used to prevent contact with, and infection from, body fluids, and what to do if exposure occurs. -
The purpose of this course is to enable CMV drivers to recognize undesirable driving behaviors, hazardous conditions, safe driver responsibilities, desired driving behaviors, and how to respond to potential roadway hazards. -
The goal of the course is to create awareness of the hazards inherent to working in cold environments. Additionally, the course identifies the nature, symptoms and treatment of cold stresses and precautions employees should take to protect themselves. -
Upon completion, learners will be able to identify characteristics, examples, and hazards of confined spaces, differences between permit-required and non-permit-required confined spaces, and requirements of a permit-required confined space entry program. -
The goal of the course is to create awareness of the hazards inherent to working in cold environments. Additionally, the course identifies the nature, symptoms and treatment of cold stresses and precautions employees should take to protect themselves. -
Knowing how to perform CPR could be the difference between life and death. This course covers how to respond to a cardiac or respiratory emergency using CPR or abdominal thrusts and tips on CPR safety for youth. -
After completion, learners will be able to define distracted driving, describe why drivers take driving risks, identify three types of distracted driving, describe the consequences of distracted driving, and identify techniques for driving safely. (Spanish) -
This course covers emergency action plans and emergency response procedures, alarm systems, emergency exit routes, natural disasters, and other emergency situations such, violence, and hazmat spills. -
Knowing how to respond appropriately when an injury happens, with Basic First Aid, could be the difference between life and death. This course covers response to common first aid emergencies, such as breathing emergencies and broken bones. -
After completing this course, learners will be able to recognize and respond to poisoning, chemical splashes, hot and cold emergencies and other environmental emergencies. -
The purpose of this course is to educate employees on how to appropriately respond to medical emergencies such as respiratory distress, diabetes, hypoglycemia, seizures, fainting and stroke. -
This course identifies how to respond to musculoskeletal injuries, including fractures, sprains, joint dislocations, and injuries to the head, neck and spine. -
This course covers how to respond to trauma related soft tissue emergencies including cuts, puncture wounds and impaled objects injuries, burn injuries and electrical injuries. -
Before operating a forklift, it is essential that operators know the basics about forklift safety and operating. Part one in a six-part program covers the fundamentals of operating a forklift. -
Forklift tip-overs and unstable loads are dangerous. This course covers forklift stability and capacity principles, the stability triangle and its importance in safe operation, and other principles of safe forklift operation. -
Upon completion, learners will be able to describe procedures for safe load handling, including how to safely pick up, travel with, unload and stack a load, including the safest way to travel up and down ramps with or without a load. -
This course covers safe driving practices for forklift safely, including how to recognize hazardous driving conditions, safe practices for working around pedestrians, and safe work practices on loading docks. -
Upon completion, learners will be able to recall how to properly leave a forklift after use, general rules for safe operation, and what to do in a fall or tip over. -
This course covers forklift inspection criteria, and procedures for maintenance, refueling and recharging units.
