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Selecting the proper waste container to store and transport hazardous waste is a key factor in successfully managing your hazardous wastes - not to mention complying with federal regulations. In this lesson, we’ll address selecting the appropriate hazardous waste container.

A critical step in the safe handling of a hazardous waste is labeling and marking all containers accordingly. In this course, we’ll address the procedures for properly labeling hazardous waste containers.

Air purifying, or AP, respirators are designed to purify the air of two types of contaminates. In this course, we’ll review particulate airborne contaminates.

Air purifying, or AP, respirators are designed to purify the air of two types of contaminates. In this lesson, we’ll review gas and vapor airborne contaminates.

Circuit breakers and fuses work as fail-safe components of your electrical structure protecting it from the hazards of overloading, damage, and other safety issues. In this module, we’ll review the basics of circuit breakers and fuses.

In an electrical system, the grounding system is the primary protection against electrical shock hazards. It provides a low-resistance pathway to ground to protect against electrical faults. In this module, we’ll discuss the importance of shock protection and grounding.

If you work with permit spaces, it is mandatory that you are fully trained before performing your assigned duties. In this lesson, we’ll discuss the roles of individuals working with confined spaces.

Electricity at any voltage can be dangerous and should always be approached with caution. In this lesson, we’ll discuss the affects of electrical current on the human body.

Acute back injuries can be the immediate result of improper lifting techniques such as moving a load from one location to another. In this course, we’ll review the procedure for turning your body while moving a load.

Acute back injuries can be the immediate result of improper lifting techniques and/or lifting loads that are too heavy for the back to support. In this lesson, we’ll review the structure of the back.