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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 | |
| VIEW DEMO To view a demo please visit our website link. To view a demo you need to visit our website and click the link. If you do not have a shockwave player it will ask you to download it. You only need the shockwave player for the online demos only, although they are the same as the product for web purposes we have configured them to play in shockwave. Shockwave is similar to a flash player and can be downloaded free from Macromedia shockwave.com | |
This course describes how and why workplace accidents are investigated. It also discusses the process of Root Cause Analysis and reviews safety practices that can help prevent accidents from occurring.
After completing this course you will be able to
Understand the goals of an Accident Investigation and how it
can prevent similar accidents from occurring in the future
Secure an accident scene
Apply Root Cause Analysis to an Accident Investigation
Understand why complete and thorough interviews are important, and how you
can help in this process
Advanced First Aid
This interactive training course describes some of the serious injuries that may be encountered in the workplace and explains how to treat them. It illustrates first aid procedures for such serious conditions as broken bones, heart attacks, poisoning and seizures.
After completing this course you will be able to
Know how to treat more serious injuries, such as diabetic emergencies
and heart attacks
Know how to handle victims with broken bones and fractures
Identify the symptoms of a poisoning
Know when Rescue Breathing (artificial respiration) and CPR should be used
Advanced Lock-Out/Tag-Out
This course describes advanced Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures specific to electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. This course also describes special situations, such as shift changes, "linked" equipment, multiple people servicing a machine, or involvement of outside personnel.
After completing this course you will be able to
Describe the proper procedure for locking and tagging electrical
hydraulic and pneumatic equipment
Properly release equipment after Lock-Out/Tag-Out has been completed
Describe the proper procedure for temporarily restarting equipment if necessary
Identify special situations that require additional Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures