Course Catalog (714 Courses)
Contains all of the available courses within the TrainingFlow™ LMS.
Dialogue – Now You’re Talking: Dialogue for Cultural Understanding
40 Minutes Level: IntermediateIn this course, the skills of dialogue are used in this dramatization about challenges faced in culturally diverse work environments. As the story unfolds and the characters state their feelings, more hidden reasons for discontent within the group are revealed.Topics: Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Professionalism, RespectIndustry Settings: Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General, RetailTarget Audience: General310SafetyBytes® - Using a Vertical Lifeline
5 Minutes Level: IntermediateFall protection is required when you are six or more feet above a lower level and you do not have the benefit of a guard to protect you from falling to that lower level. In this session, we will look at the use of a vertical lifeline as a fall arrest system.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General309SafetyBytes® - Using a Horizontal Lifeline
5 Minutes Level: IntermediateIn this module, we will look at the use of horizontal lifeline as a fall arrest system. Horizontal anchor lines help minimize the potential for dangerous pendulum-like swing falls.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General308SafetyBytes® - Responding to Chemical Leaks (Operations Level)
6 Minutes Level: FoundationalExperience has taught us to respect chemicals and the hazards they can pose to human health and the environment. This modules covers a chemical leak at the operations level.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General307SafetyBytes® - Responding to a Direct Chemical Spill
5 Minutes Level: FoundationalExperience 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.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General306SafetyBytes® - An Overview of Confined Spaces
5 Minutes Level: FoundationalLearners are introduced to the hazards of working in and around confined spaces. When it is necessary for you to enter a confined space, whether it is a tank, a vat, or other type of confined area, precautionary measures must be taken.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General305SafetyBytes® - The Joker
5 Minutes Level: FoundationalPranks in the workplace can only mean one thing at the very least: the participants are not focusing on their jobs. This dramatic module shows just how bad a joke can go.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General, RetailTarget Audience: General304SafetyBytes® - Selecting a Fall Arrest System
5 Minutes Level: IntermediateWhen selecting fall arrest equipment you must plan your equipment to limit fall arrest forces. Body support, anchorage, and connecting means must all be compatible with one another in order to provide maximum effectiveness and continuous protection.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General303SafetyBytes® - An Overview of Emergency Action Plans
5 minutes Level: FoundationalThroughout 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.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & ManufacturingTarget Audience: General302SafetyBytes® - Why is Falling So Dangerous?
5 Minutes Level: FoundationalIn this course, we will look at the three basic elements of a fall hazard. Falls from elevation are the number one cause of on-site occupational fatalities. Yet despite the alarming statistics, personal fall protection is the most under-utilized safety resource.Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Orientation/OnboardingIndustry Settings: Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & GeneralTarget Audience: General301