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This course provides training for emergency response personnel on the Federal OSHA Standard on Blood borne Diseases. It discusses the risks of occupational exposure to the hepatitis B and HIV viruses.

The second part in this series for Contractor Safety covers the use of portable electronic equipment, special conditions, eyewash stations, safety showers, hazmat incidents and more!

After completing this course, your new hires should understand the importance of taking responsibility for their own personal safety, as well as the safety of those they work with and around.

The first part in this series for Contractor Safety covers the use of seat belts, fire prevention, hazard communication, house keeping, ladders, scaffolding, lockout/tagout, as well as welding and burning.

Fall protection expert, Nigel Ellis, PhD, CSP, PE, also appears in the program with comments about fall prevention. In addition to general safety regarding slips, trips, and falls, safety considerations for using stairways, ladders, and scaffolds are also discussed.

Users will learn about gauges and indicator lights; inspecting the lifting mechanism, brakes, tires, hydraulic system; and basic rules and techniques for safely inspecting, changing and charging batteries, including wearing the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE).

This course walks operators through the process of how to avoid a lift truck accident. It covers step-by-step procedures for safely picking up a load, driving with a load, setting a load down, and parking.

This course addresses repetitive motions and how these cumulative traumas can injure the back. A quick paced, informative program to help employees understand back injuries and the precautions they can take to prevent these most costly lost time incidents.

This course illustrates the concepts of voltage, resistance, amperage, grounding, bonding, the effects of electrical current on the body including resulting injuries, and how safety devices like fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) work to protect against unexpected heat and energy flow.

This program uses live animal footage to teach employees positive ways to avoid dog bites while on the job. Most dog bites can be avoided by simply reading the situation and understanding dog behavior.