Safety Training

Learn How to Protect Against Bloodborne Pathogens

Treating a cut, cleaning up spilled blood or disposing of used needles are all high-risk activities that pose the risk of infection. Bloodborne Pathogens Training is a comprehensive training program that outlines the dangers of blood spatters and highlights an array of precautions you can take to stay safe. This life-saving program details blood-related health risks, describes how transmission can occur and what can be done afterwards. It covers the importance of vaccinations, the most common infectious diseases and safe work practices. This ready-to-go presentation is perfect for a presenter-led setting or as a self-directed training program. It covers:
     º Common types of infectious diseases caused by bloodborne pathogens
     º High risk work activities
     º Proper response to contamination and exposure
     º Universal precautions and why they matter
     º Safe handling practices and procedures
     º Exposure control plans
     º Decontamination and disposal

This training program uses an engaging story to educate employees about disease transmission, accident prevention, housekeeping procedures, exposure control and more.

This engaging training program uses a humorous story to educate employees about disease transmission, accident prevention, housekeeping procedures, exposure control and more.

Teach Forklift Operators Everything About Safety Procedures

Operating a forklift requires skill, training and experience. The Forklift Safety Training Program covers the basics of operation, driving concepts, loading procedures – and clearly illustrates why forklift safety is so important. It also reviews specific safety measures that every forklift operator needs to take advantage of and understand. Your knowledge about forklift safety could prevent a fatal accident.

This ready-to-go presentation is perfect in a presenter-led group setting or as a self-directed training program. It covers:
     º How to safely operate a forklift under various circumstances
     º Important differences between forklift operation and driving a car
     º Elements of forklift stability (fulcrum point, center of gravity and stability triangle)
     º 3 areas needed to complete to become a certified operator
     º Safety tips for handling loads, fueling and changing/charging batteries
     º The 12-step process for conducting an inspection

Teach Forklift Operators Safe Practices

Your forklift drivers can learn the ins and outs of proper forklift operation with this all-in-one training program that covers the basics of operation, driving concepts, lifting and loading procedures and more.

Teach Forklift Operators Safe Practices

Your forklift drivers can learn the ins and outs of proper forklift operation with this all-in-one training program that covers the basics of operation, driving concepts, lifting and loading procedures and more.

With the Forklift Training Compliance Bundle, you’ll have the tools you need to ensure your company follows OSHA rules and makes forklift safety a priority.

Comply with Forklift Regulations and Ensure Forklift Safety

With the Forklift Training Compliance Bundle, you'll have the tools you need to make forklift safety a priority and ensure your company follows OSHA rules.

Learn how to Work Safely Around Hazardous Chemicals

Do you know the risks associated with working around hazardous chemicals? Your knowledge about chemical exposure could save your life and the lives of your employees. GHS Hazard Communication is a comprehensive training program that helps you implement safety precautions to prevent and respond to chemical exposure. It teaches you how to understand a Safety Data Sheet, read chemical labels and quickly identify other workplace hazards, as required by GHS standards. It’s essential training with specific safety measures that OSHA mandates every employer to understand.

This ready-to-go presentation is perfect in a presenter-led group setting or as a self-directed training program. It covers:
     º The requirements of OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard
     º Proper waste cleanup and emergency procedures
     º How a hazard communication program reduces the risk of exposure to hazardous chemicals
     º What a Safety Data Sheet is
     º How to handle a spill or unwanted exposure to chemicals

Train Employees on OSHA's Safety Signs and Symbols

With the GHS Hazard Communication Training, you can synchronize with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (HCS), which establishes a more consistent approach to classifying chemicals and communicating hazard information.

OSHA aligned its standard with the United Nations' global versions of safety signs and symbols for chemical warning labels (the Globally Harmonized System or GHS) to improve safety. The system uses standardized safety stickers along with more consistent hazard symbols to better protect workers.

As part of the Hazard Communication Standard, employers with hazardous chemicals in the workplace must train workers on chemical warning labels and how to interpret a safety data sheet, or SDS.

Get the Tools You Need to Meet OSHA's Hazard Communication Training Requirement

Keep your workplace safe and your company in compliance with OSHA requirements for hazard communication. The GHS/Hazard Communication In-Depth Training Kit includes an array of hazard communication training components to teach employees the latest chemical labeling required by OSHA.

The comprehensive kit covers formats under the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). It gives you all the material you need to teach workers to properly read international versions of safety signs, warning labels and hazard symbols.

Review Information on Basic HIPAA Rules and how Your Facility can Comply

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) provides rights regarding privacy and confidentiality of medical information and records. This training program explains what HIPAA is and what steps can be taken to protect sensitive information. Available in USB or DVD, the video reviews basic HIPAA rules regarding the use, transmission, security and privacy of healthcare data.

When machinery is idle or being serviced, an accidental startup or release of energy can cause serious harm to employees. The Lockout/Tagout Training Program has all you need to train and certify personnel in using lockout and tagout devices to prevent these accidents, in accordance with OSHA standards.

Train on Topics Needed to Comply with OSHA's Requirement that Employers Protect Their Employees from Workplace Hazards

Hazards exist in every workplace in many different forms: sharp edges, falling objects, flying sparks, chemicals, noise and a myriad of other potentially dangerous situations. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires employers to protect their employees from workplace hazards that can cause injury. Available in USB or DVD, this training program addresses areas needed to comply with the requirement.

Encourage Employees to Practice Safe Work Habits

Available in USB or DVD, English or Spanish, this training program adresses common workplace safety issues, including slips, trips and falls; back injuries; personal protective equipment (PPE), chemicals; fire safety; and basic first aid. The video assists employers in complying with OSHA standards that require employers to train employees in the safety and health aspects of their jobs.

Prevent the Most Common Workplace Accidents

This training program helps you effectively deal with two challenges: complying with OSHA's walking and working surface standards and ensuring that employees are aware of harzards in the workplace. 

Educate Employees on the Signs Of and Risk Factors For Workplace Violence

Nearly two million American workers report being a victim of workplace violence each year with many more acts of violence going unreported. Causes can range from a disgruntled current or former employee to a domestic dispute playing out at work or a heated conflict between workers. Available in USB or DVD, this training program addresses how to identify potential sources of violence in the workplace and how to reduce the risk.