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OSHA Training |
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| OSHA | |
| Accident Investigation | |
| Advanced First Aid | |
| Advanced Lock-Out/Tag-Out | |
| Back Safety | |
| Basic First Aid | |
| Basic Lock-Out/Tag-Out | |
| Bloodborne Pathogens For Employees | |
| Conducting Safety Audits | |
| Driving Safety | |
| Fire Prevention and Safety | |
| Materials Handling Safety | |
| Office Ergonomics | |
| Office Ergonomics: An Overview | |
| Office Safety | |
| Right-to-Know: Hazardous Chemicals | |
| Safety Attitudes and Actions | |
| Slips, Trips, and Falls | |
| The OSHA Laboratory Standard | |
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This course explains the physiology of the back and presents common types and causes of back injuries. It also describes injury prevention, safety practices, basic back exercises, and proper lifting techniques.
After completing this course you will be able to
Understand the potential effects of back injuries
Apply effective back care and safety practices
Lift various types of objects safely
Perform basic back exercises
This interactive training course describes the types of injuries most often encountered in the workplace and explains how to treat them. It illustrates basic first aid procedures for such things as bites and stings, burns, choking and heat stroke.
After completing this course you will be able to
Understand the precautions to taken when dealing with injuries
involving bleeding
Know how to handle victims with broken bones and fractures
Know the Heimlich maneuver
Know when to seek emergency medical assistance
This course describes basic Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures and the potential dangers of working with "energized" equipment and machinery. It explains the rules for conducting safe, general Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures. Completion of this course will allow employees to recognize situations where Lock-Out/Tag-Out should be used, analyze the Lock-Out/Tag-Out situation, and determine what procedures should be followed.
After completing this course you will be able to
Understand the dangers of working on "energized" equipment
Recognize devices commonly used in Lock-Out/Tag-Out operations and their most
appropriate applications
Identify situations where Lock-Out/Tag-Out is necessary
Define an Energy Control Plan