Welcome to this online course - Accident Investigation - which will give you the information you need to effectively analyze an accident event by uncovering the cause of the injury, and the immediate, underlying and root causes of the accident. You’ll also develop the skills needed to analyze and evaluate your Safety Management System (SMS) for root causes. Beyond this you’ll see why the question of fault and possible discipline is often irrelevant and inappropriate when conducting an accident investigation.

This online course encourages proactive thinking and awareness while providing practical safety advice and strategies for active shooter situations. All tactics and procedures are based on currently accepted guidelines, bearing in mind each active shooter situation is completely different.

This course covers the topics of both Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). The course guides you through crucial techniques required to administer CPR and the steps needed to be able to use an AED effectively and safely. It also discusses the need for initiating a quick emergency response and the legal protections offered by Good Samaritan laws. Please note that this course covers theory only and it is recommended that a practical course in AED/CPR is obtained for a full knowledge and understanding of the topic.

This course will show how aerial scissor lifts can be operated safely in a workplace environment along with how different locations and terrains require additional safety precautions. It covers the different types of scissor lifts and how they should be treated and operated accordingly. The course concludes by covering the requirements of inspection and maintenance of the vehicle.

This micro course covers the different types of scissor lifts and how they should be treated and operated accordingly. This course equips you with the necessary training for the safe use of aerial and scissor lifts. The course concludes with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards that apply to Aerial Lifts and Scissor Lifts to ensure compliance and safety.

In this course, we’ll cover the major issue of back pain and injuries, including how injuries happen, and how they can be treated and prevented. We'll start with back injury statistics, and move on to an examination of the structure, regions, and functions of the spine. You'll learn about ergonomics and back pain, and how back pain is diagnosed and treated. The course contains practical advice around how to keep your back healthy and you'll be shown a range of proven manual handling techniques and we’ll discuss some of the alternatives to lifting which may be available in your workplace.

This online course covers major issues relating to biohazards in the workplace. It starts with an overview showing how to identify, manage, control, and prevent workplace biohazards. You'll learn the simple, effective method of conducting a risk assessment to meet biohazard contamination prevention objectives and we'll show you how to identify biological hazards and develop a Control Plan. We'll also cover a range of workplace biohazards. Each section includes a definition, and details of symptoms and treatments.

This course contains valuable, life-saving information for anyone likely to be exposed to blood or potentially infectious bodily fluids at work. Even if you’re not normally exposed to blood or bodily fluids, this course will increase your understanding of the issues, should you ever have to deal with a workplace accident or emergency. Please be aware that this course contains simulated depictions of injuries that are relevant to the topic and are intended to support the learning.

This course looks at being caught in or between hazards in the workplace and the steps you can take to prevent it. The course starts by diving into what a caught in or between hazard is and some case studies to review. You will review some of the latest industry statistics relating to this Focus Four topic and some of the most common hazards relating to caught in or between hazards. You will learn the different types of caught in or between hazards and some real world examples of their impact. Finally, you will learn about the role that employers play in preventing incidents in the workplace.

This micro course will provide a general overview of the important issues surrounding compressed gas safety. It looks at the safety aspects of handling, safe storing and transportation of gases and the PPE that is required to keep you safe. It also looks at the OSHA regulations surrounding gas.

This online course will provide a general overview of the important issues surrounding compressed gas safety. It looks at the three types of compressed gases-Liquefied gases, Non-liquefied gases and Dissolved gases. You'll learn about why and how gases are compressed, along with industry terminology. We'll also cover the main types of compressed gas cylinder connections, valves, and pressure regulators. Other topics include the four steps of a risk assessment, the hierarchy of control and safety regulations relating to the use and safe storage of compressed gases.

This course covers the identification, classification, control, monitoring, and rescue requirements for confined spaces in the workplace, in line with Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) standards. We'll look at general workplace hazards, including chemical reactions and toxic exposure, and how to deal with them proactively using hazard controls. There's information on safety and supervision responsibilities and we'll look at the characteristics and hazards of confined spaces. Finally, you'll be taken through the mechanics and benefits of team working in confined spaces.

This course covers the essential techniques of crane rigging, including directing the work on the ground, and ensuring the safe, efficient conduct of crane operations. The course will look at crane stability and safety, including outriggers, counterweights and movement. There'll be a wide range of information on sling safety and information on how to inspect rigging hardware links, shackles, end-fittings, wire rope clips and hooks. Finally, the course will cover a full range of hand signals used to communicate between the ground and the crane operator.

This online course will increase understanding and offer practical advice to help deal with the hazards caused by silica dust in the workplace. The course starts by highlighting the industries and activities where silica dust is a health problem and the responsibilities of both employers and workers according to the OSHA regulations. You'll learn the three methods of assessing exposure to silica and there will also be practical advice on keeping samples, lab reports, medical exam reports, and training documentation.

Employees, managers and directors should all have a good understanding of the threat posed by cyber-attacks and the importance of guarding against data breaches. This short course will explain why cyber attacks and data breaches happen and provide practical advice on how to set up effective defences.

This Demolition Safety course starts with basic definitions, then describes OSHA regulations along with demolition risks and the current trends in demolition such as remote controls machines, recycling and sustainability. Please be aware that this course contains animated depictions of accidents and injures, these are used to illustrate the importance of the training and the seriousness of incidents that can occur.

This is an awareness level safety course on Electrical safety fundamentals. The course starts by diving into the foundational concept of electrical hazards and looks at the various types. Following this, the course reviews effective protective measures, safe work practices, and the use of personal protective equipment to prevent electrical injuries on the job site. Finally, you'll learn that employers have a responsibility to protect workers from electrical hazards, and to provide employees with the necessary training and equipment.

This course provides you with the essential training for electrical hazards on Construction sites. The course starts with an introduction into the complex and critical nature of electrical hazards in the workplace. You'll then get to learn about the major types of electrocution hazards and the critical precautions necessary to mitigate the risks associated with power lines in construction. You'll then get to further explore essential strategies for electrocution hazard prevention and finally, you will learn about the responsibilities that employers must take to ensure workplace safety.

The course will start by looking at emergencies, both natural and manmade, from fires and explosions, to hazardous chemicals and earthquakes. You’ll learn how write an Emergency Evacuation Plan, including evaluating the emergency, determining escape routes, “Refuge Areas”, and Muster Points, along with the location of fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and spill kits.

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This course is part of OSHA’s General Industry training. The course begins with an in-depth examination of essential aspects and protocols of workplace exit routes, preparing employees with the crucial understanding needed for conducting safe and effective emergency evacuations.

This course provides you with an introduction to eye and face protection in the workplace. The course starts with some eye and face injury statistics, then turns to the key steps involved in conducting a PPE hazard assessment for eye and face protection.

This course is designed to cover fall prevention basics and how to stay safe while working at height. You'll learn about the prevention practices and systems employed on construction sites, including harnesses, guardrails, positioning device systems and harnesses.

This course is designed to cover fall protection basics and how to stay safe while working at height. The course starts by discussing the various fall protection regulations set out by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA.

This course is designed to cover fall protection basics and how to stay safe while working at height. The course starts by discussing the various fall protection regulations set out by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA.

This short course provides you with an introduction to fire extinguishers. It starts by explaining why fire extinguisher training is so important, walks through each different class of fire, then explores some common hazards that can lead to fire.

This course starts by explaining the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations related to workplace fire prevention. It’ll cover statistics relating to fire injuries and deaths, and examine a case study which influenced much of today’s fire legislation.

The course begins by exploring the foundational principles of workplace safety, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing various hazards and the crucial role that communication, health, and wellness play in establishing a secure and supportive environment for every employee.

This course starts by examining the fundamental techniques for the safe and proficient use of hand tools, aiming to maximize accuracy and ensure safety in everyday construction activities. Then we’ll dive into the critical safety measures and operational procedures for power tools.

This micro course examines the fundamental techniques for the safe and proficient use of hand tools, aiming to maximize accuracy and ensure safety in everyday construction activities.

This course covers the key aspects of Hazard Communication (HazCom) and shows how a HazCom programme can protect the health and safety of workers using chemicals in US industry. We begin by defining key terms, including OSHA HazCom Standards (HCSs), the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) and the relationship between them.

This online course takes an overview of the hazards, risk factors, risk assessments, controls, and regulations that apply to the construction industry. We start by looking at statistics showing that construction has the highest death rate in the private industry sector.

We’ll start by looking at the relevant OSHA regulations, along with risk groups and statistics to illustrate the dangers. You’ll learn about the symptoms of heat stress, cramps, exhaustion and strokes, plus prevention strategies, recovery techniques and how to call for expert help.

The course starts by diving into the concept of housekeeping safety and its importance in the workplace. You’ll get to review common housekeeping hazards and learn how to best mitigate them and you’ll be guided through implementing and maintaining effective housekeeping practices that keep you and your coworkers safe.

The course begins by introducing you to the core principles of Industrial Hygiene, emphasizing its crucial role in workplace safety through a historical lens and the dedicated work of Industrial Hygienists. We'll examine the progression of methods designed to protect worker health and the ethical guidelines that shape this critical field.

This micro course analyzes the different classes of powered industrial trucks, the areas in the workplace they are used in and the different types of fuel that make forklifts run.

This course starts by analyzing the different classes of powered industrial trucks and the different types of fuel that make forklifts run. You’ll learn when and where to operate them safely as well.

Navigating the intricacies of occupational safety and health is vital in today's fast-paced work environments. This course is meticulously crafted to introduce you to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) standards, equipping you with the necessary know-how to uphold a secure and healthy workplace for yourself and your colleagues.

JHA is a simple method of identifying and controlling the risks and hazards associated with each operation in the workplace. We’ll start by looking at the role of OSHA, and cover the benefits of performing Job Hazard Analysis including improving health and safety performance and reducing absences.

This online course shows the actions you need to take to ensure the safe use of ladders and stepladders in the workplace. Statistics covering ladder-related deaths and injuries will highlight the importance of ladder safety.

This course starts by explaining what lead is, where it is found and what products it is used in. It then explores how workers are exposed to lead and how it can affect their health.

This course provides an overview of Lockout/tagout (LOTO) - the safety practices and procedures that ensure dangerous machines are properly shut off during service, repair or maintenance. We'll also describe the key benefits of LOTO for the workforce, management and companies. We'll explain the LOTO standards and examine the roles of managers, supervisors, outside contractors, and all employees. Finally, you'll be introduced to the practicalities of LOTO, including tools and written procedures, before we walk you through a step-by-step exploration of a typical LOTO situation.

This course provides everything you need to know about machine guarding in the workplace. The course starts by discussing OSHA regulations and how they apply to machine guarding.

The course starts with an in-depth overview of regulations, and helps you understand these intricate rules and transforms them into actionable insights and safety protocols for the workplace. It then explores the critical practices of material storage on construction sites.

The course starts with an exploration of fundamental concepts in material handling, emphasizing the importance of identifying potential hazards. You will then get to review various material handling methods and hazards associated with them.

The OSHA 10-Hour Construction course is designed to provide entry-level construction workers with essential knowledge of job site hazards, OSHA standards, and worker rights. This online course covers critical topics such as fall protection, ladder and scaffold safety, electrical hazards, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Specifically designed to meet New York City’s Local Law 196 requirements, the OSHA 10-Hour actively proctored Construction course covers federal OSHA guidelines along with additional content to address local safety expectations. Workers on major NYC construction projects must complete this course to comply with site safety training (SST) mandates.

Este curso en línea de 10 horas de Capacitación en Construcción de OSHA, completamente en español, cubre protección contra caídas, equipo de protección personal (EPP), seguridad eléctrica y riesgos en el lugar de trabajo para los trabajadores de la construcción. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 10 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL)..

Este curso en línea de 10 horas de Capacitación en Construcción de OSHA, completamente en español, cuenta con supervisión para cumplir con la ley del estado de Nueva York. Proporciona capacitación sobre protección contra caídas, andamios, equipo de protección personal (EPP) y prevención de riesgos. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 10 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL).

This fully online OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach course provides training on PPE, electrical safety, hazard communication, and ergonomics for entry-level workers. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

This fully online OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course is proctored to satisfy New York law. It trains workers in hazard communication, machine safety, PPE, and ergonomics. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

This fully online OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course is tailored for high-tech and semiconductor workplaces. Topics include hazard communication, PPE, ergonomics, and electrical safety. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

This fully online OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course for semiconductor workers is proctored to satisfy New York law. It covers hazard recognition, PPE, ergonomics, and electrical safety. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Este curso en línea de 10 horas de OSHA para la Industria General, completamente en español, ofrece capacitación en seguridad sobre equipo de protección personal (EPP), riesgos eléctricos, comunicación de riesgos y ergonomía. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 10 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL).

Este curso en línea de 10 horas de OSHA para la Industria General, completamente en español, cuenta con supervisión para cumplir con la ley del estado de Nueva York. Cubre equipo de protección personal (EPP), seguridad de maquinaria, comunicación de riesgos y seguridad eléctrica. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 10 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL).

This fully online OSHA 30-Hour Construction Outreach course offers advanced safety training for supervisors and workers. Topics include fall protection, scaffolding, electrical hazards, and more. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 30 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

This fully online OSHA 30-Hour Construction Outreach course is proctored to satisfy New York law. It provides in-depth training on PPE, hazard recognition, fall protection, and worker rights. Participants who complete the training will receive an official OSHA 30 DOL card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Este curso en línea de 30 horas de Capacitación en Construcción de OSHA, originalmente en español, ofrece capacitación avanzada en seguridad que abarca protección contra caídas, andamios, equipo de protección personal (EPP) y prevención de riesgos. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 30 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL).

Este curso en línea de 30 horas de Capacitación en Construcción de OSHA cuenta con supervisión para cumplir con la ley del estado de Nueva York. Ofrece una capacitación detallada sobre equipo de protección personal (EPP), identificación de riesgos, protección contra caídas y derechos de los trabajadores. Los participantes que completen la capacitación recibirán una tarjeta oficial OSHA 30 emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos (DOL).

The Construction Focus Four Training in made of the following sections, Fall Protection, Electrocution Hazards, Caught In/Between Hazards and Struck By Hazards. These sections cover four of the key hazards that might be encountered on construction sites.

This course will show how Pallet Jacks can be operated safely in a workplace environment along with how different locations and terrains require additional safety precautions. It covers the different types of pallet jacks and how they should be treated and operated accordingly. The course concludes by covering the requirements of inspection and maintenance of the vehicle.

This course provides you with general industry key concepts and understanding of identifying permit required confined spaces. It will expose you to the complex hazards associated with them and you will learn about detailed strategies to assess, control and maintain worker safety. You will discover processes involved in the pre-entry preparation and the practices necessary for safe working.Finally, you will be introduced to the safety practices of atmospheric testing and the roles and responsibilities required to manage permit required confined spaces, in the general industry.

Personal Protective Equipment is a key aspect in workplace safety across a wide variety of industries. It serves as a means of protection and prevention from injury, either being worn or used by the individual, it helps to maintain the safety of workers carrying out hazardous tasks.

This short course provides you with an introduction to Power Tools. This course looks at the critical safety measures and operational procedures for power tools. It is designed to equip employees with the knowledge to enhance their work efficiency while maintaining the highest standards of safety.

This micro course provides you with an introduction to struck by hazards. Nearly all struck by injuries are preventable. In this course you will get to review protective measures, safe work practices, and the use of personal protective equipment to prevent struck-by injuries on the job site.

In this course you'll learn how to record workplace injuries and illness to meet the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Please be aware that this course contains detailed descriptions of injuries to clarify the kinds of injuries that are recordable or reportable.

This course will examine OSHA regulations including employers' and employees' safety responsibilities. You'll learn about Personal Protective Equipment along with air-purifying respirators and filtration methods, plus the importance of Permissible Exposure Limits. We'll describe the main types of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus and air-supplied respirators for use in oxygen-deficient atmospheres, along with half- and full-face facepieces, and Negative and positive Pressure Respirators. On a more practical front, we'll show how to fit, check, wear and use your respirator correctly.

This course provides you with a comprehensive introduction to Safety in Construction.

This micro course discusses the basics of scaffolding, covering essential structures to safety regulations and maintenance practices and equipping construction employees with the knowledge to work safely and efficiently.

This course starts by reviewing the fundamentals of scaffolding, where we address the core components, from crucial safety regulations to proper maintenance procedures. This segment is tailored to provide construction workers with the skills needed for safe and productive work practice. Following this, the course covers the vital competencies required for the safe assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures. Our guidance will navigate you through the necessary procedures, emphasizing the assurance of structural integrity and adherence to comprehensive safety standards at every stage.

This micro course covers issues relating to biohazards in the workplace from needlestick and sharps injuries. You’ll also learn about the signs and symptoms of lead poisoning and be shown safer removal methods to limit the chance of any issues arising.

This course covers Slips, Trips, and Falls, the injuries they can cause in the workplace, and the safety controls and systems that can be put in place. The course starts by describing the relevant Slips, trips and falls laws, and how OSHA sets federal standards for hazard identification, prevention, and compliance. You'll see how to create a slips, trips and falls map as a way of identifying hazards and developing safety controls. Finally, we'll help you understand the human factors that can cause slips, trips and falls.

This course is part of OSHA’s Focus Four topics, Struck-By Hazards in the Construction industry. The course starts by diving into the fundamental concepts of struck-by hazards on construction sites, their prevalence, and the importance of recognizing them to ensure safety.

Telehandlers are essential in various industries for lifting and transporting materials. As versatile machinery, they require specific safety measures to protect operators and other workers. Proper use and adherence to safety guidelines are crucial to prevent accidents and ensure the smooth execution of tasks.

This online course will provide valuable information on the key safety aspects of trenching and excavation. When you’ve finished the course, you will understand the serious issues raised, and be able to play your part in ensuring a safer work environment.

This course provides you with an introduction to safe practices related to walking-working surfaces, ladders, stairs, fall protection and protection from falling objects. This course will then help you to examine the significant role that specialized protective gear and essential safety tools play in building a strong workplace safety culture. The course will guide you through the essential systems intended to prevent falls, alongside the crucial safety measures that protect workers, underscoring the importance of preparation for when proactive steps alone are insufficient.

This micro course shows how a HazCom programme can protect the health and safety of workers using chemicals in US industry. It also discusses the function of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) and the benefits of this.

This course deals with violence and sexual harassment in the workplace. It’ll provide statistics showing the extent of workplace violence, before examining perpetrator profiles and the industries and jobs where the risk is highest. Please be aware that this course discusses sensitive topics including sexual harassment, violence and rape.