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Professional Safety and Health Training Courses. All Courses by Number. Description. This course introduces you to OSHAs Hazard Communication Standard, 1. HCS 2. 01. 2, and the general requirements for manufacturers, distributors, importers, employers and employees. Emphasis is placed on awareness of classification of hazards, labeling, the safety data sheet SDS and training requirements. Description. This course provides a brief one hour overview of basic electrical safety on the job. Health And Safety Training Resources' title='Health And Safety Training Resources' />Emphasis is placed on the various electrical hazards encountered in the workplace, and how to protect yourself. Description. This course covers the physical health hazards and control measures on construction sites. New. Description. This course discusses the biological health hazards construction workers may find, such as exposure to mold, poisonous plants and infected animals. Well also take a. New. Description. This course discusses the hazards and control measures to reduce ergonomic injuries on construction sites. Emphasis is placed on using engineering, administrative and personal. Description. This is the first course in our EM3. Safety and Health program. Contractors working at. USACE EM 3. 85 1 1. Important Information. EM 3. 85 1 1 courses are not available for purchase individually. To receive certificates for the EM 3. Hour. EM 3. 85 1 1 program package. Revised November 3. Description. This is the second course in our EM3. Safety and Health program. Contractors working at. Eis Rtms Software. USACE EM 3. 85 1 1. Health And Safety Training Resources' title='Health And Safety Training Resources' />Revised November 3. Description. This is the third course in our EM3. Safety and Health program. Contractors working at. USACE EM 3. 85 1 1. Important Information. EM 3. 85 1 1 courses are not available for purchase individually. To receive certificates for the EM 3. Hour. EM 3. 85 1 1 program package. Revised November 3. Description. This is the fourth course in our EM3. Safety and Health program. Contractors working at. USACE EM 3. 85 1 1. Important Information. EM 3. 85 1 1 courses are not available for purchase individually. To receive certificates for the EM 3. Hour. EM 3. 85 1 1 program package. Revised November 3. Description. This is the fifth course in our EM3. Safety and Health program. Contractors working at. USACE EM 3. 85 1 1. Important Information. EM 3. 85 1 1 courses are not available for purchase individually. To receive certificates for the EM 3. Step+7%3A+Training+and+Education.jpg' alt='Health And Safety Training Resources' title='Health And Safety Training Resources' />Hour. EM 3. 85 1 1 program package. Revised November 3. Description. The numbers of young athletes keep growing at a rapid pace. They can now compete at the grade school level, in recreation departments, and at the high school level. Proper supervision. This course looks at several important topics, including concussions and other health risks, weight room and athletic field safety. Description. After a school building is constructed, it is important school district administrators keep a close eye on the quality of the buildings. New buildings tend to deteriorate quickly because of poor. If administrators make maintenance a priority from the beginning, it could reduce large and expensive fixes in the future. This course takes a closer look at the building and athletic field maintenance as well as providing ways to keep both students and staff safe both in parking lots and school buildings. Description. Taking action now can save lives, prevent injury, and lessen property damage in the moments of a crisis in our schools. If your school does not have a crisis plan in place. And, if you have one, make sure you review, practice, and update your plan. Many-People-Hands-Holding-Colo-90470915-1-768x346.jpg' alt='Health And Safety Training Resources' title='Health And Safety Training Resources' />Workplace safety and health information. Learn the 5 main categories of hazards that are the most frequent causes of workplace injuries, occupational diseases. Find 3M safety equipment support resources such as product instructions and documentation, user guides and training courses and seminars. This course is designated to help schools and communities in either situation. Although every school district is unique, this course provides some general guidelines that can then be changed to fit your schools needs and circumstances. Description. The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1. OSH Act was passed to prevent workers from being killed or seriously. This course gives a broad overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA, hazard. Every new hire or existing employee will benefit from. Description. This course is created specifically for employees in an occupational safety and health setting. You will learn how to. This course also provides information on how to create a safety and. Description. At times, employees are forced to work in extreme temperatures. Working in extreme hot and cold temperatures. This course. offers information to employers and employees on measures they should take to prevent the illnesses and possible. Description. Stairways and ladders are a major source of injuries and fatalities among workers. OSHA estimates there are as many. This course is designed to. Description. Scaffolding can give employees an efficient and safe means to perform work. However, unsafe scaffolding procedures. This course discusses the general requirements of scaffolding. It will also show. Description. Employees who work in confined spaces face an increased risk of serious physical injury from hazards such as entrapment. This course will discuss the types of confined spaces an employee may. Description. There are an estimated 6. This poses a serious health and safety hazard for exposed employees. This course will discuss OSHAs Hazard. Communication Standard and how employees can protect themselves from the dangers of hazardous chemicals in. Description. Creating living art is a unique talent, but it puts tattooists at risk of coming in contact with their clients. This means artists may also be exposed to bloodborne pathogens, such as hepatitis B virus, hepatitis C virus. HIV. This course will discuss ways to prevent cross contamination and how to. Description. This course is designed to help provide a solid foundation for employees working in dental offices. It. will look at the potential health risks of working in a dental setting and ways you, as an employee, can. The course will also discuss ways to. Description. More than 3. United States and face possible health hazards every day. The hazards include exposure to chemicals from glue, polishes, removers. Workers also may have to deal with awkward positions or repetitive motions. This course gives important information about these hazards and the steps nail salon workers and employers can take to prevent injuries and illnesses. Description. Workplaces, such as schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants and manufacturing plants, use cleaning chemicals to ensure the cleanliness of their buildings. This course is geared for housekeeping and janitorial employees. It will take an in depth look at the potential health risks from hazardous chemicals and how to choose and store cleaning. This important course also discusses ways to help prevent muscle fatigue and ergonomic injuries. Description. Nail guns are used every day on many construction jobs, especially in residential construction. They boost productivity but also cause tens of thousands of painful injuries each year. This course is important for construction workers and contractors. It will discuss ways to protect yourself from nail gun injuries. We will also look at the types of training you will need to. Description. Road construction workers on both highways and city streets are at risk of fatal or serious injuries. The majority of road work takes place in congested areas with exposure to high traffic.