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This powerful module covers topics like: why we need a confined space entry permit, isolating the space, establishing emergency/rescue personnel, verifying tag out and communications and using safety equipment.

In this course, we will continue our look at safety orientation. This part of the lesson will address housekeeping, permits, emergencies and prohibited activities.

In part one of the two part series, we’ll address warning signs, process systems, machine guards, lockout/tagout, and vehicles that you’ll encounter at the worksite.

In this lesson, we will continue our look at safety orientation. This part of the lesson will address control measures, protective devices and accidents & emergencies.

In part one of this two part series, you will learn about the keys to a safe workplace, an overview of the safety system, evaluation and training, and policies and procedures.

Many jobs have inherent risks. Some people consider them occupational hazards and while you might pay close attention to the obvious risks, you’re more likely to ignore the subtle, equally dangerous risks. In this module, we’ll review why and how falls happen.

Good hand washing is the first line of defense against the spread of many illnesses including blood borne diseases. In this course, we’ll review the importance of hand washing and when to do so.

Increasingly state and federal agencies are requiring that those workers who respond to emergencies have specialized training. In this session, we will look at the characteristics that define hazardous materials.

There's a lot more to a successful safety program than logging man hours without an accident. It's all about developing safety attitudes, the reporting of the near misses and elimination of potential hazards that make the difference long-term.

It seems that almost everyone around us has back pain or a tender back. Yet we all take our backs for granted, until they give us problems. In this module, we’ll discuss some of the factors which contribute to the risk of back injury.

This course presents the causes for common back ailments and differentiated between sprains, strains, and herniated disks.

This course presents some tips and tricks that you can use at your workplace to help prevent the risk of a back injury while performing everyday tasks.

Have you ever wondered how and where back problems occur? In this module, we’ll discuss the mechanics of how your back works.

Signs, tags, labels, and placards convey information that is intended to change behavior, give instructions, and/or convey important safety information and warnings. In this module, we’ll discuss the NFPA 704 Hazard Identification System.

Regulations require that only trained and authorized operators operate powered industrial trucks. In this course, we’ll discuss the proper techniques of driving with a load.

Overhead power line contact is one of the largest single causes of fatalities associated with mobile plant and equipment. In this module, we’ll discuss the precautions you can take when working near power lines.

Regulations require that only trained and authorized operators operate powered industrial trucks. In this module, we’ll discuss some common since driving skills while operating a forklift.

Experience has taught us to respect chemicals and the hazards they can pose to human health and the environment. In this course, we will look at the appropriate actions to take during a direct chemical spill.

Throughout your facility emergency plans have been prepared to deal with the unforeseen but such preparation can only payoff if you know how to follow these procedures when an emergency does occur. This module walks through the importance of emergency action plans within the workplace.

In this module, we will look at transportation, containers, and warning signs used with hazardous materials. Certain laws require that containers of hazardous materials carry warnings about the characteristics of the material inside.