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A common hazard that needs to be discussed and addressed when working with concrete is concrete burns (also called cement burns). This quick course covers the hazards associated with working with concrete and how to protect yourself. (Spanish Version) -
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This course will identify what unconscious bias is, how to spot the difference between bias and unconscicous bias, how it impacts the workplace and how we can change our behaviors. -
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This quick course covers basic information on silica dust and what the dangers are where this can be found, the main routes of exposure and how to protect yourself from the hazards. (Spanish Version) -
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This course helps HR professionals get familiar with the process for obtaining U.S. work visas including temporary work visas, immigrant visas, relevant law and administering agencies and the typical path for highly educated US graduate to a green card. -
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Canadian employers may seek to employ foreign nationals for a number of different reasons. This course will cover what is required to secure authorization to work in Canada, express entry requirements, LMIA details and more. -
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Many managers turn a blind eye to employee gossip which results in low employee morale and a toxic culture. This course will cover effective ways on managing gossip including on tips on when to act, how to get rid of gossip and more. -
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The construction industry has an average of over 360 fatal falls per year. The purpose of this course is to bring awareness to fall hazards and the proper use of Fall Protection, Work Positioning, Fall Restraint, and Fall Arrest systems. (Spanish Version) -
Hurricanes are dangerous and can cause major damage because of storm surge, wind damage, and flooding. They typically form around the equator, but hurricanes can hit much more Northern or Southern coastlines and any territory in the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. This course will help you understand how to prepare for a hurricane. (Spanish Version) -
Skid-steers can be dangerous due to their short wheelbase and quick turning ability, as well as having a center of gravity that can easily become off balance causing them to tip. The view entirely around the machine can easily be limited. This requires operators to take special note of objects or people that may not always be in the line of sight when operating. We often take for granted that people understand these considerations, but what is obvious to some, may not be so to others and often overlooked. This four-part series will cover the basics of skid steer safety including start-up and shut-down, other hazards and communication. -
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The final part of this four-part series will cover the importance of communication when operating and working around a skid steer including signals and signs. -
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Part three of this four-part series will cover other hazards of a skid steer including load handling, moving pipe, hazardous conditions, pedestrian safety and more. -
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Part two of this four-part series will cover safe operation of a skid steer including inspection, start up and shut down and how to avoid dangerous crushing and rollovers.
