COURSE DESCRIPTION There are four main hazards associated with industrial work: fall, electrical, struck-by, and caught-in. These hazards are known to cause injuries and fatalities in the workplace. It is
COURSE DESCRIPTION Heat stress and cold can pose a special threat to workers in a wide range of geographic areas. Many manufacturing workers must deal with hot and cold temperatures
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course applies to the construction of underground tunnels, shafts, chambers, and passageways. It also applies to cut-and cover excavations connected to ongoing underground construction as well as
COURSE DESCRIPTION Asbestos was once thought to be the perfect material to deal with many construction needs. It’s tough, high-tensile strength and its resistance to heat and chemical stresses were
COURSE DESCRIPTION – A Guide to Fall Prevention in Industry This course is based on the publication, A Guide to Fall Prevention in Industry which is intended to be consistent
COURSE DESCRIPTION A Guide to OSHA Regulations for Small Businesses This course introduces basic concepts of workplace safety and OSHA compliance in order to serve as a first step in
COURSE DESCRIPTION – A Guide to OSHA Excavations According to the US Bureau of Labor and Statistics, an average of about 50 fatalities occurs annually from excavation or trenching cave-ins.
COURSE DESCRIPTION – Rock Blasting and Overbreak Control, Chapter 1: Explosives Engineering Most raw materials, from which our modern society is built, are produced by the use of explosives in
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