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Los ruidos fuertes y la exposición prolongada pueden provocar con el tiempo una pérdida de audición. En este curso rápido, aprenderá a identificar los peligros más comunes y a tomar métodos de precaución para proteger su audición. -
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Los agentes patógenos transmitidos por la sangre suponen un grave peligro para su salud y sus oportunidades en la vida. Y lo que es peor, la transmisión de patógenos sanguíneos es posible en cualquier entorno de trabajo. En este curso rápido, aprenderá sobre los peligros más comunes y las estrategias para protegerse. -
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En este curso rápido, aprenderá a identificar los peligros de caídas verticales más comunes y a utilizar las mejores prácticas para reducir el riesgo de caídas. -
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La mayoría de las regulaciones requieren que si usted trabaja en una excavación que es de cinco pies de profundidad (o más profundo), su empleador debe protegerlo contra el colapso de la zanja, derrumbes y otros peligros de zanjas y excavaciones. Este curso rápido revisará los peligros de zanjas y excavaciones y cómo protegerse. -
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Los productos químicos se utilizan con frecuencia en diversos lugares de trabajo por una serie de razones. Cada producto químico plantea peligros únicos que ponen en peligro su salud y la de los demás. Estos peligros se detallan en las etiquetas y pictogramas de los productos químicos y en este curso aprenderá a entenderlos para protegerse. -
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Las Hojas de Datos de Seguridad (HDS) cumplen la función vital de detallar los peligros que suponen las sustancias químicas, cómo utilizarlas correctamente y qué medidas de precaución hay que tomar. En este curso rápido, aprenderá a utilizar las HDS en su beneficio. -
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Ionizing radiation is high frequency and high-energy and can penetrate the body – it has enough energy to break up atoms and molecules as it passes through the body. When radiation is absorbed in the body it causes chemical reactions to occur which can alter the normal functions of the body. At high doses this can result in massive cell death, organ damage and even death. At low closes the situation is more complex. -
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Radiation or Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR), is energy in a wave form. Non-ionizing radiation is very prevalent and comes from both natural and human – made sources. It includes electric and magnetic fields, radio waves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet and visible radiation. The litmus test is how do workers protect themselves or limit their exposure to non – ionizing radiation. -
You don’t need numbers to know that radio communication saves lives. Think of how vital radio communication is to the ship that’s sending out a distress call, or for the airplane experiencing technical issues, or for the first responders to a natural disaster. Or, what about people working in isolation in high-risk work environments, like corrections personnel, or a team of backcountry firefighters? A functional radio communications system can mean the difference between life and death. When time is of the essence and someone needs immediate medical attention, a radio carries the promise of a better outcome, so it is important to understand how they work and what they can and cannot do, and what rules govern the use of these systems. -
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Employee engagement is a critical factor in a company's success. When you have people who are committed to your business, they'll stay with you long term and they'll work very hard to make the organization a success. This course will outline techniques on how to re-engage with team members. -
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Every organization needs supervisors who are able to appropriately and effectively identify possible substance abuse on the job. Supervisors must determine whether or not reasonable suspicion exists and what to do when they suspect it. -
The goal of this refresher is to remind employees how to minimize their exposure to bloodborne pathogens by understanding ways HIV, HBV, and HCV pathogens are transmitted, basic precautions to prevent exposure, and what to do if an exposure happens. -
This refresher is meant to remind employees about illness transmission hazards and best practices for keeping the workplace healthy and safe. -
This refresher covers compressed gas cylinder hazards, practices for safe use of compressed gas cylinders and their components, and safe methods of moving and storing compressed gas cylinders. -
This lesson provides an review on how to respond to a cardiac, respiratory emergency and use an AED until professional medical help arrives. This program does not qualify for first aid or CPR certification. -
After completing this refresher, the learner will be able to identify issues created by drugs and alcohol, recognize signs and symptoms of substance abuse, best practices for internal reporting, and federal requirements for a Drug-Free Workplace program. -
This refresher course is meant to remind employees about best computer security practices and common security hazards. -
After completing this refresher, the learner will be able to identify issues created by drugs and alcohol, recognize signs and symptoms of substance abuse, best practices for internal reporting, and federal requirements for a Drug-Free Workplace program. -
This refresher will serve to remind employees on the ways they can report sexual harassment and the resources available to them. -
This refresher will remind employees about workplace violence hazards and what to do when violence erupts. -
This refresher course will review the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) and resulting expectations for the workplace. -
This refresher course will remind employees on the importance of environmental management and both the short-term and long-term hazards resulting from poor management. -
This refresher course will review the impacts of poor hazardous waste management and the requirements for proper management, in addition to best workplace practices. -
In this refresher course, employees will review proper stormwater management practices and the risks posed by poor management.
