A Guide to Personal Protective Equipment
COURSE INTRODUCTION This course covers personal protective equipment other than respirators. The best way to avoid dangerous working conditions is to engineer them out of the workplace or to establish
A Guide to Respiratory Protection
COURSE DESCRIPTION – A Guide to Respiratory Protection In industry, respirators are often viewed as a quick fix for protecting employees against overexposures to airborne contaminants in areas of inadequate
A Guide to Transportation Safety
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is based on the publication, A Guide to Transportation Safety. The techniques and methodologies described in this course document are applicable to most areas in the
A Guide to Electrical Safety
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is based on the publication, A Guide to Electrical Safety. The techniques and methodologies described in this course document are applicable to most areas in the
Safe Storage of Explosive Materials
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course introduces the basic concepts of safe storage of explosive materials and the importance of doing so to protect employees and the public. Proper storage prevents unauthorized
A Guide to Eyewash and Safety Shower Facilities
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course introduces the risks associated with on-the-job exposure to caustic substances and how to avoid and protect workers from those risks. Workers who interact on a regular
A Guide to Combustible Dusts
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course emphasizes occupational safety. Employers should be aware of workplace hazards facing their employees and take appropriate action to minimize or eliminate exposure to these hazards. This
Working with Corrosive Substances
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course introduces concepts and principles that can prevent serious health risks to workers due to exposure to corrosives. This course introduces the proper protection practices from corrosive
The Big Four Safety Hazards in General Industry
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
A Guide to Preventing Heat Stress and Cold Stress
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
