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Accident Investigation

The significance of reporting an accident in the first place.
The role of employees, management and investigators in the investigative process.
The questions that are most effective when interviewing an accident witness.
The process for analyzing components of risk and implementing solutions.
The importance of following up after solutions have been implemented.

Arc Flash NFPA 70E

What the two hazards of electricity are and what factors contribute to the amount of damage they can cause;
Which circumstances permit the performance of energized work;
What the requirements for a qualified person are;
How to create and verify an electrically safe work condition;
What the requirements for the two approach boundaries and the Arc Flash Boundary are;
Which clothing and personal protective equipment is required for each of the four Arc Flash PPE Categories.

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Back Injury Prevention

Various exercises that can ease discomfort and strengthen the back.
How to lift properly as well as prepare for the lift.
Posture and ergonomics as they relate to the back.
How team lifting and mechanical lifting devices can assist you with heavy objects.

Behavior Based Safety

Why working safely goes against human nature.
How various factors affect our decision-making process.
How positive and negative outcomes of both safe and unsafe actions affect our decisions to repeat those actions.
What the term “normalized deviation” means and why it is so dangerous.
How all employees can contribute to a positive safety culture by giving and accepting safety feedback.

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Bloodborne Pathogens

What an Exposure Control Plan is and how it works.
How bloodborne pathogens enter the body.
How universal precautions, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and barrier devices work to protect employees from exposure.
How to handle and dispose of sharps and other potentially contaminated items.

Confined Space

Definition of a confined space.
Written Confined Space Entry Program.
Permit vs. Non-Permit Required confined spaces.
Atmospheric, mechanical, electrical, engulfment, etc. hazards.
Entry Permit System.
Responsibilities of each of the entry team members: Entry Supervisor, Standby Attendant and Entrants.

COVID-19

How a person can be infected with the COVID-19 virus
Why it is so important to practice social distancing to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection
What precautions to take to prevent becoming infected with any type of contagious virus
What measures to take to reduce the risk of spreading any type of virus to others
Which steps caregivers should take to avoid infection when caring for a sick person
How to develop a pandemic plan for your family

Crane Safety

(Manufacuring)

How to perform a pre-operational inspection.
How to properly inspect slings and chains.
What to check for prior to operating the crane.
How to check the balance of the load and the brakes of the crane.
How to safely lift and transport the load.
What the standard signals are for controlling overhead cranes.

Driving Safety

How to Prepare yourself and your vehicle before heading out on the road.
How to successfully Anticipate driving hazards.
How to avoid distracted and fatigued driving.
How speeding and following too closely reduce our reaction times.
Which safe driving habits help Defend against a crash.
How to properly respond to aggressive driving.

Electrical Safety

How electricity is measured and the characteristics of these measurements.
Safe work practices designed to keep employees safe when working near electrical equipment.
Electrical hazards that workers must always be aware of to prevent deaths and injuries.
How to respond to an electrical injury.

Elevated Platforms

Platform classification
ANSI training requirements
Site risk assessment
Rescue planning
Pre-operational inspection
Work zone inspection
Driving safety
Raising & working on the platform
Lowering & dismounting a lift

Fall Protection

The basics of the "ABC's" of the fall arrest system: Anchor point, Body Harness and Connecting Device.
How the three components of a personal fall arrest system work together to prevent injuries and death.
How to properly select, inspect and use fall prevention equipment.
How to calculate the fall distance between the anchor point and the maximum elongation of the connecting device.
Why it is so important to choose a safe, legal tie-off point.

Forklifts

Opeator evaluation
Forklift familiarity, inspection and refueling / recharging.
Stability and how it is affected by the load.
Lifting, carrying and placing a load.
Hazardous conditions and driving safely.
Loading trucks, trailers and railcars.
Tips for working near pedestrians and other forklifts.

Fire & Emergency

What general knowledge employees should have in preparation for emergencies.
How to respond to fires.
How to attend to sick or injured co-workers.
How to prepare for and respond to severe weather.
How to stay safe during an earthquake.
Which behaviors may indicate the potential for workplace violence and how to respond to respond to violent behavior.
What actions to take should an active shooter be on the premises.

Hazard Communication

What basic information can be found on a chemical label.
What severity of hazard the signal words of Danger and Warning indicate.
What information is provided by Hazard and Precautionary Statements.
Which Pictograms are used to convey Physical, Health and Environmental Hazards.
What information is detailed in the 16 sections of the GHS Safety Data Sheet.

Hand Safety

Why we must maintain an awareness of where we are placing our hands at all times
What types of protective gloves are available and the hazards they protect against
Why gloves must fit properly and comfortably
How to inspect and maintain gloves
What precautions to follow when working around moving machinery with nip points
What measures to take to prevent entanglement injuries
How to avoid hand injuries by using tools safely
What basic safe work practices to follow to prevent ergonomic disorders

Hearing Conservation

How noise can damage our hearing.
How the organization’s hearing conservation program works.
What the advantages and disadvantages are for various types of hearing protection.
What some of the symptoms of hearing loss are.
Why they should protect themselves from off-job noise hazards.

Lockout/Tagout

What the energy control plan is and how it works.
What the roles of authorized, affected and other employees are.
Which types of devices are used for lockout/tagout.
How to properly isolate the energy from equipment.
What procedures must be followed in special situations.

Maintenance Safety

Why maintenance workers must overcome pressure to skip safety procedures.
Why a job hazard analysis should be conducted before beginning a new task.
Why all LOTO procedures must be followed to control energy sources.
The responsibilities for those workers who are qualified to do electrical work.
What precautions employees must take to prevent falls when performing jobs that are above ground level.
Why we must always choose the proper tools for the job and use them safely.

PPE

Employer and employee responsibilities regarding PPE.
Types of eye protection and when they should be worn.
Use of earplugs and earmuffs.
When protective clothing is required.
The importance of wearing the proper hand and foot protection.

Slips, Trips & Falls

How controlling our center of gravity helps us maintain our balance
How gravity, friction and momentum contribute to slips, trips and falls
What precautions to take to prevent falls resulting from slips
Why it is important to wear proper footwear for the traveling surface
What measures to take to avoid falls resulting from trips
What types of unsafe acts contribute to fall-related incidents

Warehouse Safety

Manual Movement of Materials
Ergonomics
Slips, Trips, and Falls
Forklift Operators
Pedestrian Safety (W/Forklifts)
Order Selectors
Reach Trucks
Electrical and Basic Pallet Jacks
Box Cutter/Knife Safety
Warehouse Racking Evaluation
5S/Safe Storage

Ergonomics

How the company’s ergonomic program and ergonomic controls work to help prevent MSDs.
How and why to report symptoms of MSDs.
Which work practice controls to follow for various body parts.
How to lift and carry loads properly to reduce the risk of MSDs.
Features both office and industrial settings to illustrate important safety lessons about ergonomics.

Job Hazard Analysis

Define Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
Identify when a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) should be performed.
What information a completed Job Safety Analysis (JSA) should contain.
How the process of developing a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) works.
Define safety awareness.
Why safety awareness is important.
How hazard recognition will help employees avoid injuries.
Define situational awareness and why it is important.
What the causes as well as signs and symptoms of loss of awareness are.
Discuss what corrective actions can be taken if loss of awareness occurs

Environmental

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP)
Spill Prevention Control Countermeasures (SPCC)
RCRA Hazardous Waste Management
Respiratory Protection Programs
Combustible Dust
Sustainability Programs
ISO 14001 Programs/Auditing

Construction

Heat Stress
Cold Stress
Walking and Working Surfaces
Hot Work
Respiratory Programs
Crane Signal Person
Silica Exposure Programs
Scaffolding
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