All Safety Training Titles for Employees

In response to growing concerns over crane safety, Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) recently released new crane and derrick safety standards. The rules will affect more than 4.8 million employees of crane and construction companies nationwide. This program will elaborate on the new standards and the employers’ responsibilities.

New Rule On Record-Keeping - OSHA Form 300 - OSHA's recordkeeping requirements, have been implemented since 1971 and were created to help employers identify workplace hazards and correct conditions hazardous to employees by maintaining records and tracking injuries, illnesses, and their causes. The new rule has been created to simplify the recordkeeping system and the use of technology for employees.

Office Safety Basics - The purpose of this program to provide you with the general overview of the safety hazards present in the office and outline steps that you can take to minimize risk.

Topics included in this safety video are: OSHA Law, OSHA, OSHRC, and NIOSH.

OSHA Recordkeeping - Insurance Paperwork - This program doesn't address the actual completion of the forms, but concentrates on the more confusing parts of what is and what is not recordable.

OSHA’s Eleven - Every factory, mill, and office in this country could well post a cautionary sign next to its front entrance. Warning: working may be hazardous to your health. Safety and loss prevention in the hospitality industry is a job that never ends ensuring that associates have a safe work environment and follow safety rules is a task that demands knowledge, constant vigilance, and dedication.

People seem to suspend their good judgment when looking for a parking space. Some people consider the traffic signs such as “stop” and “yield” as optional in parking lots. Pedestrians are equally at risk as most parking lots do not have provisions for them.

Safety And The Supervisor - All of a sudden your boss says safety is your responsibility. Oh no, not another job. Now you're burdened with accident reports, safety training, making sure employees follow safety rules and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when required. Safety is your responsibility. You’re a supervisor.

Safety For Equipment Maintenance And Engineering - Safety awareness is something we all need, to keep us sharp and keep our thoughts on accident and injury prevention.

Safety Orientation For Heavy Manufacturing – This program is an overview of your safety responsibilities to help you perform your job safely. Safety is a responsibility that’s important to you, the company, and your fellow employees. Accident and injury statistics compiled over the last 50 years reveal that the majority of all accidents are caused by the unsafe acts of employees such as taking short cuts, violating safety rules or job procedures.

Safety Orientation In Office Environments - Office safety is perhaps more important than safety in a manufacturing environment. The most important part of office safety is thinking safety on the job in an office environment. Injury statistics show that 85 to 98% of all accidents/injuries result from unsafe acts of employees.

Safety Orientation For Public Agency Employees - As employees working to serve the public in many capacities we have commitments to the organization, ourselves, and families to work safely. Unlike some occupations you have the risk of exposure to numerous potential sources of injuries and health hazards.

This is a short refresher training course containing 3 videos in 1.

This program is intended as a review of some basic responsibilities that are required for all professionals in this industry. Certainly, we can’t cover all aspects of your job but your company will provide additional training.