General Workplace Safety eLearning Bundle Course

Office Ergonomics Essentials

Course Duration - 12 min

If you have ever sat at a computer for hours a time, you may have experienced pain from sitting too long, numb limbs from poor circulation, and eye strain.

This course will help you identify ways to make your workspace more ergonomically correct so that you can avoid this discomfort and pain. You will learn what the principle of ergonomics is, how to prepare yourself and your work area, and what adjustments you can make to your setup no matter where you work. This course is ideal for anyone who works at a computer for any length of time.

Course Objectives:

• Define ergonomics
• Recognize work habits to break to improve ergonomics
• Identify how to prepare one's body, work area and devices to be more ergonomically correct
• Recall strategies to improve ergonomics in work areas

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Office Ergonomics

Course Duration - 20 min

The goal of this lesson is familiarize office workers and their managers with the principles of ergonomics in order to help them reduce or prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).

Course Objectives:

• Make appropriate alterations in office layout to prevent MSD problems
• Modify repetitive behaviors to help avoid MSD development
• Recognize MSD symptoms and look at treatment options
• Treat MSD symptoms according to medical recommendations

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Office Safety and Ergonomics

Course Duration - 20 min

Accidents can happen anywhere, and having a safe working environment is just as important for office workers as it is for those who work in other industries.

In this 20-minute course, you’ll learn how you can work better, prevent injury, and increase safety by recognizing and preventing workplace hazards in the office and at home. The course culminates in a 10-question assessment.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize the potential risks of unsafe office conditions and practices
• Avoid or prevent injury from common office hazards
• Adjust your workstation for maximum comfort and reduced risk of stress, strain, or injury

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Industrial Ergonomics

Course Duration - 22 min

The goal of ergonomics is to protect employees by eliminating the factors that cause Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs). In this course, you’ll learn about the common types of CTDs, the workplace tasks that contribute to them, and what to do if you start experiencing symptoms. You’ll also discover the ten principles of ergonomics and how to “fit the workplace to the employee” using long-term methods. This course also includes important information from OSHA to help promote a healthier work environment.

Upon successful completion of this course, you'll know how to improve the ergonomics of your work environment, creating a more comfortable, productive workspace for yourself and your coworkers.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize the types and symptoms of Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs)
• Take action to reduce the causes and effects of CTDs
• Apply the ten principles of ergonomics to your workplace
• Create a more ergonomic workplace over the long term

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Everyday Ergonomics

Course Duration - 50 min

Discover how to transform your workstation using ergonomic design to reduce the risk of injury to your joints, limbs, and organs. In this course, you'll learn how to reduce strain on your body over the course of your workday, and gain practical tips on how to adjust your chair, desk, and commonly-used equipment, such as your computer and phone. you'll also discover how ergonomic exercises can help you prevent injuries and reduce discomfort. This modular course will give you the knowledge to work safely and effectively in the office. It includes interactive learning activities, quizzes, and a final test to ensure comprehension.

Course Objectives:

• Identify ergonomic hazards in your workstation and in your office
• Improve your workstation by correctly adjusting the position of your equipment
• Perform regular ergonomic exercises to reduce tension in your joints and muscles

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Safety Everywhere: Fire Safety

Course Duration - 5 min

Fires can destroy property, homes and lives. No one wants to have to deal with a fire. Fortunately, there are things you can do that will help you stop fires from happening and ensure you can stay safe if there is a fire. Take this course to learn how! This course is intended for everyone.

Course Objectives:

• Remember ways to prevent and prepare for fires
• Identify what to include in fire safety plans
• Decide what to do when there is a fire

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Fire Safety (US)

Course Duration - 25 min

Everyone in the organization needs to know what to do if they see a fire, or if they need to evacuate the building in response to a fire alarm. Highly interactive, this fire safety course starts with the fire triangle and moves through the hazards of fire, how to prevent it, what to do when you hear a fire alarm, and what to do if you"re first on the scene.

You'll look at the different kinds of fire extinguisher in the workplace and what kind of fire they are appropriate for. This can be used with practical training to brief people who need to know how to use a fire extinguisher.

Course Objectives:

• List the hazards of fire
• Determine what to do if you hear a fire alarm
• Identify types of fire extinguisher

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Hospital Fire Safety

Course Duration - 30 min

Though it may not seem obvious, healthcare environments contain plenty of fire hazards, from flammable liquids to electrical devices. its essential that all healthcare workers understand fire risks, causes, and strategies for prevention. In this course, you'll learn how to use fire extinguishers safely and correctly to put out small fires, as well as review suggested fire safety and evacuation procedures.

This 30-minute course includes video and audio narration that guide you through for an easy learning experience. It features knowledge checks and a final assessment to review and evaluate your understanding of the course material.

Course Objectives:

• Identify fire risks, causes, and strategies for prevention
• Demonstrate how to use fire extinguishers safely and correctly
• Examine suggested fire safety and evacuation procedures

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Fire Extinguisher Safety

Course Duration - 30 min

Fires can be devastating, and when one strikes, you need to be prepared. Since most fires start small, this course on fire extinguishers provides must-have knowledge on fire safety. To begin, we'll provide an introduction to fire, how it starts, how it continues to burn, and the different classes of fire. Next, you'll learn about the different types of fire extinguishers and how to properly operate a portable fire extinguisher.

Provide this safety training to your employees to ensure they're prepared in the event of a fire-related incident in your workplace. The information from this course will also help ensure that your company complies with OSHA regulations on fire safety.

Course Objectives:

• Select the right fire extinguisher for the fire type
• Use a fire extinguisher correctly to put out a fire
• Evaluate whether to put out a fire or evacuate

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: Canadian French & Latin American Spanish.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Chinese (Simplified), German, Latin American Spanish, & Thai.

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Electrical Safety (American English)

Course Duration - 10 min

Most office environments are considered to be low-risk in terms of electrical safety hazards, but that doesn't mean you can ignore the dangers. Maintain your Health and Safety strategy by including electrical safety. This short course is full of practical safety tips that are useful at home as well as work. Delegates are introduced to the injuries electric shocks can cause, the safety measures you need to follow to identify risk and avoid accidents alongside personal and organizational responsibilities for electrical health and safety.

Course Objectives:

• Reduce injuries: Raise awareness
• Identify risk

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Electrical Safety

Course Duration - 12 min

Electrical accidents can occur at any time and can certainly kill or seriously injure you. Electrical hazards, unlike mechanical hazards, are not usually obvious; a "live" wire appears no different to a "dead" wire. This Electrical Safety course identifies the causes and consequences of electrical accidents in the workplaces and suggests various easy to follow measures to prevent them from occurring.

Once the course is completed, you will have learnt the importance of testing and tagging equipment, procedures for safe power tool use, and rules for preventing electrocutions.

Course Objectives:

• Distinguish between the various causes of electrical accidents
• Identify electrical hazards in your work area
• Introduce easy to follow preventative measures

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

Electrical Safety Awareness

Course Duration - 12 min

Electrocution is the fifth leading cause of workplace fatalities. Recognizing and understanding the nature of electrical hazards and taking proper precautions to prevent related injuries can be a matter of life or death.

This course presents an overview of electrical energy, the hazards of systems operating at 50-600 volts, and workplace practices to prevent injuries, fires, and arc flashes. This course is not designed for individuals working on higher voltage systems.

Course Objectives:

• Define qualified person regarding electrical safety
• Identify the hazards associated with working with 50-600-volt electrical systems
• Indicate workplace practices to prevent injuries, fires, and arc flashes due to an electrical hazard

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Electrical Safety and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

Course Duration - 43 min

Working with electricity can be dangerous. Workers performing service or maintenance on machinery and equipment may be injured by the unexpected startup of the machinery or equipment, or release of stored electrical energy in the equipment. In fact, failure to lock out machinery before working on it is a major cause of injury and death. These deaths and injuries can be prevented by establishing and following an effective lockout/tagout program. This training will tell you more about electrical hazards, safe practices when working with electricity, and the lockout/tagout program and how it can save your life. Ideal learners are any employee who works on or around electrical machinery.

Course Objectives:

• Describe how electricity works
• Define conductors and insulators
• Explain how electric shock occurs
• Recall safe practices for working with and around electricity
• Explain the purpose of lockout/tagout
• List different forms of hazardous energy
• Identify who should use lockout/tagout and when it should be used
• Describe the three elements of an energy control program

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Workplace Safety for Office Professionals: Fall Prevention Essentials

Course Duration - 10 min

Except for motor vehicle accidents, falls at work are the most common form of workplace injury. This video course will help you recognize various falling hazards and take some simple steps to prevent injury. We'll also cover some very ineffective ways to prevent slips, trips & falls, and there might be several people going up and down stairs with varying degrees of success. Did we film some realistic falling sequences to scare you into obedience? you'll have to watch to find out! Another training course from The Jeff Havens Company, where we offer serious solutions in a seriously funny way.

Course Objectives:

• Demonstrate hazard mitigation techniques to avoid the most common office injury – slips, trips, and falls
• Recognize the severe and costly consequences of slips, trips, and falls in the workplace

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

Fall Prevention and Fall Arrest Awareness

Course Duration - 30 min

Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries and deaths in construction and general industry. Fall prevention and fall protection measures can greatly reduce the risk of injury or death. Whenever workers are exposed to falling hazards, the employer must evaluate the hazards and develop a plan to control them. This course describes the various fall prevention methods for working at heights.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize different types of fall hazards
• Recall fall protection methods and when they should be applied
• Be familiar with the components of fall prevention systems
• Recognize the components of personal fall arrest systems
• Explain how to prepare for emergencies related to falls from heights

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention

Course Duration - 45 min

Slip, trip and fall accidents are serious business. Millions of these accidents occur each year, resulting in billions of dollars in lost-production, as well as medical, legal, and insurance costs.

This course teaches practical steps that can be taken to identify, correct, and mitigate slip, trip, and fall hazards; it also provides information to help prevent falls from lower heights and details how to report potentially hazardous maintenance-related issues.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize the financial and physical risks associated with slip, trip, and fall accidents
• Describe the forces involved in a fall and types of injuries that may result
• Identify the causes of trips in the workplace and methods to prevent them
• Describe how a slip occurs
• Identify the causes of slips in the workplace and methods to prevent them
• Describe ways to prevent falls from low heights

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Eye and Face Protection

Course Duration - 8 min

When eye and/or face protection is recommended, failure to comply can result in serious injury. This course discusses high-level information on PPE devices often included in regulatory requirements. You'll learn guidelines for eyewear and face protection and how they protect against specific hazards. Next, you'll get tips on what to do if you wear prescription glasses or contact lenses. The course also covers regular care and replacement requirements for PPE eyewear and facewear.

Under OSHA, both you and your employer are responsible for adhering to requirements for worker eye and face protection. This course informs you of what to expect from your employer and how to select the right PPE for the job.

Course Objectives:

• Follow regulatory and employer requirements for eye and face PPE
• Recognize the need for PPE to protect the eyes and face from injury
• Wear PPE devices that provide a proper fit
• Follow proper maintenance procedures to keep protective devices in good shape

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Eye and Face Protection - 2

Course Duration - 14 min

Your ability to see is precious, so it is important to protect it with the right personal protective equipment, or PPE. Take this course to learn about eye and face protection basics, the selection process, how to use it, and how to care for it. Ideal learners are all workers in the industrial, construction and service sectors who are required to use PPE to safely perform essential tasks for their job.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize the benefits of eye and face protection
• Recognize types of eye and face protection
• Recall how to use eye and face protection safely and effectively
• Recall how to care for, inspect and maintain eye and face protection

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Eye Safety

Course Duration - 11 min

This course covers eye safety, eye hazards in the workplace, and how to prevent and treat an eye injury.

Course Objectives:

• Identify common workplace hazards and the eye injuries that can result from working near these hazards
• Identify the common types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) you may use to protect your eyes
• Recognize your responsibilities with regard to PPE, including how to properly care for and wear it
• Recognize and appropriately respond to an eye injury

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Personal Protective Equipment: Eye and Face Protection

Course Duration - 20 min

This course is about the proper use and maintenance of eye and face protection. Upon completion of this course, workers will be able to describe types of eye and face protection and recognize potential eye and face hazards. This course will help employees understand their responsibilities with respect to eye and face protection and the importance of properly fitting PPE.

Course Objectives:

• Identify potential eye and face hazards
• Describe types of eye and face protection
• List the steps to inspect and properly maintain your personal protective equipment (PPE)
• List the steps to ensure proper fit and use of eye and face protection

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Preparing for an Active Shooter Situation (US)

Course Duration - 15 min

Active shooter situations are becoming a very real problem in the US. You hope you'll never need to know what to do in this situation, but being prepared is something that could save your life and the lives of those around you.

Course Objectives:

• Identify aggressive actions and report them
• Determine when to run, when to hide and when to fight
• Determine how to involve and deal with police assistance
• Use the ACT method: Addressing interactions, having Courage to report them, and Training yourself to know how to react
• Manage the aftermath of an active shooter situation

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

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Active Shooter Response

Course Duration - 20 min

Traliant’s Active Shooter Response course explains how to prepare for, and respond appropriately to, an active shooter situation. You will learn how to recognize indicators of potential violence so you may help reduce the likelihood of an active shooter incident.

This course is based on concepts endorsed by the US Department of Homeland Security.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize behaviors that may indicate potential violence
• Identify the types of active shooter situations
• Prepare and respond to an active shooter situation
• Value and utilize situational awareness
• Fulfill your role as a manager
• Respect the role of law enforcement and understand how to respond
• Report suspicions to HR

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

How to Respond to an Active Shooter

Course Duration - 45 min

Sadly, an important issue for organizations today is to plan and prepare for violence in the workplace. Discover how to respond to an active shooter and other violent situations. In this course, you will learn the key indicators of potential workplace violence. Then, we will outline the components of an emergency action plan and appropriate employee training programs. Having a plan will help keep you, your employees and customers safe in the likelihood that there is an incident. This interactive course is based on resources available from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). It features audio/visual components with an inline quiz and final exam to test what you've learned

Course Objectives:

• Create an emergency action plan (EAP) for your workplace
• Provide emergency training exercises for all employees
• Prepare to respond appropriately to an active shooter for the safety of all

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Workplace Violence Prevention / Active Threat Response

Course Duration - 30 min

This training course is designed to train to the highest employee safety standard using situational scenarios. Course covers the identification of early warning signs, bystander intervention and before, during and after mindset in active violence situations.

We live in dangerously unpredictable times, and we have to respond by providing our people with the tools they'll need when faced with an unexpected threat. That's why WILL Interactive and the Crisis Consultant Group have joined forces to create Active Threat Response: What Everyone Should Know.

Uniquely Effective: Active Threat Response Training combines peerless subject matter expertise with the immediacy of high definition video, the immersiveness of story-based learning, and the interactivity of user-determined choices and outcomes.

Empowerment – Not Fear: This is a learning experience that doesn't try to scare or shock, but empowers users with practical instruction regarding best practices when faced with any active threat.

Live Through It, Learn From It: Acknowledging that every situation is different and there is no one "right" way to respond, this program allows you to learn from an active threat situation in the safety of cyberspace.

Course Content: This course utilizes a simplified, efficient response decision tree to teach real lessons learned from tragedy. It provides users with practical before, during, and after event skills and techniques that provide them with best practices derived from the nations leading active threat response authorities.

Course Objectives:

• Workplace Violence Prevention
• Past Events and Things to Consider
• Situational Awareness
• Look, Listen, Tell: Early Warning ID
• Run, Hide, Fight: DHS Best Practices
• Breathe, Think, Act
• Best Practices After an Event

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: Latin American Spanish.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): Latin American Spanish.

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Workplace Violence Prevention Awareness

Course Duration - 14 min

You or someone you know could be involved in workplace violence anytime, anywhere. Take this course to learn about the warning signs, how to react to active shooters, and ways you can help prevent violent incidents. Ideal learners include all employees.

Course Objectives:

• Define workplace violence
• Identify workplace violence risk factors and warning signs
• Determine how to react to an active shooter situation
• Recall ways to identify and address workplace security risks
• Identify how to help prevent workplace violence

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Campus Aware: Sexual Violence Prevention

Course Duration - 45 min

This course fulfills the mandatory training requirements of the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination (SaVE) Act and addresses Title IX concerns related to students living on college campuses. Students will learn to identify different forms of campus violence, including domestic and dating violence, sexual assault, acquaintance rape, and stalking. The course also discusses how to recognize potential problems, respond appropriately to incidents of sexual violence, and prevent it.

This 45-minute course includes a printable notepad, links to additional information, and a space to enter your institution's own anti-violence policy. The course also includes an Ask Mentor feature where students can correspond with a real person about the course content.

Course Objectives:

• Identify different types of violent offenses
• Identify signs of potentially violent dating partners
• Determine some preventative steps you can take to avoid violence on campus
• Explain procedures for reporting incidents of campus violence
• Explain policies for investigating reports of campus violence and disciplining offenders

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Heat Stress Awareness

Course Duration - 13 min

It is easy to forget the danger that heat poses to the body, from sunburn and dehydration to heat stroke and death. Whether you work outside on hot days or in a foundry, mine, bakery, or any other hot or humid environment, the key to preventing excessive heat stress is knowing the hazards of working in heat and the benefits of implementing proper controls and work practices. You will learn about all of these in this training. Ideal learners include all employees.

Course Objectives:

• Describe how the body handles heat
• State common health and safety-related problems associated with heat
• Give examples of ways to reduce the likelihood of heat stress

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Heat Stress

Course Duration - 15 min

Working in an overly hot environment can cause a range of illnesses and injuries. This course shows you how to identify, prevent, and treat heat stress. We'll review the different types of heat stress, including heat cramps, syncope, heat rashes, heat stroke, and heat exhaustion. Then, you'll learn about the causes, symptoms, and effective treatment of each one. We'll also provide general guidelines for preventing heat stress, such as using daily heat index values to gauge risk and wearing appropriate clothing.

Upon successful completion of this course, employees will know how to identify, prevent, and treat heat stress to ensure their on-the-job safety.

Course Objectives:

• Identify heat stress hazards in your work environment
• Recognize the signs and symptoms of heat stress
• Use safe work practices to prevent heat stress
• Respond effectively in the event of heat stress in yourself or others

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

Detailed Course Outline:

Heat Stress - 2

Course Duration - 18 min

It is easy to forget the danger that heat poses to the body, from sunburn and heat rash to heat stroke and death. Whether you work outside on hot days or in a foundry, mine, bakery or any other hot or humid environment, the key to preventing excessive heat stress is knowing the hazards of working in heat and the benefits of implementing proper controls and work practices. You will learn about all of these in this training. Ideal learners include all employees, managers and supervisors.

Course Objectives:

• Describe how the body handles heat
• Identify common health and safety problems associated with heat
• Recognize the symptoms of health problems associated with exposure to heat and how to treat them
• Reduce the likelihood of heat stress

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Heat Stress Safety

Course Duration - 18 min

Working conditions that include physical exertion, high temperatures, and high humidity can lead to serious health complications—and even death—due to heat stress. That’s why it’s essential for industrial and outdoor workers to have strategies for identifying and dealing with heat stress. This course includes guidance on complying with California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 8 (T8), sections 3395 and 3396.

In this self-paced course, you’ll learn the dangers of heat stress, its signs and symptoms, and how you can manage and prevent it. This course culminates in a 10-question assessment.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize how the body responds to heat
• Be prepared to deliver first aid for heat exhaustion and heat stroke
• Determine how to prevent heat-related illnesses in your work environment

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Emergency Response for Multi-Story Buildings

Course Duration - 17 min

In the event of an emergency in a multi-story building, all occupants need to know what to do, where to go and who is in charge. This course will provide you with the information you need to safely evacuate a multi-story building in case of an emergency.

Course Objectives:

• Define the role of a floor warden
• Identify the risks and challenges involved when working in a multi-story building
• Recognize the types of emergencies that floor wardens address
• Identify the components of an Emergency Action Plan
• Perform the role that bystanders play
• Identify what type of equipment could be used by a floor warden

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Egress and Emergency Action Plans

Course Duration - 28 min

In the event of an emergency in a multi-story building, all occupants need to know what to do, where to go and who is in charge. This course will provide you with the information you need to safely evacuate a multi-story building in case of an emergency.

Course Objectives:

• Identify the different components of an exit route
• Describe the general recommendations of egress
• Explain the detailed elements of egress
• Discuss the core elements of an emergency action plan

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Crisis Management and Emergency Response Planning

Course Duration - 1 hr

This course teaches you how to safeguard your employees and the reputation of your organization with advance planning and with swift, effective actions during a crisis or emergency situation. We examine 2 key topics that can impact the survival of your business: crisis management and emergency preparedness. You will learn how to spot potential vulnerability in your organization and how to avert a crisis. Six vital steps to developing an effective Emergency Response Plan are reviewed, along with how to evaluate the effectiveness of your plan. Quizzes throughout the course test your knowledge of the subject matter and there's a final test of course materials. Links to reference websites are shared for further detailed information on these important subjects. This video reviews the different types of organizational crisis and explains how to develop and introduce an Emergency Response Plan to your workplace.

Course Objectives:

• Define crisis management
• List the types of crises
• Identify and manage crises
• Explain the purpose and key components of a Crisis Management Policy
• Describe the key steps in emergency planning
• Identify and assess potential emergencies and your response capabilities
• Create and implement an Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
• Select methods to evaluate the effectiveness of the ERP

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

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Process Safety Management (PSM): Emergency Planning & Response

Course Duration - 1 hr

Proper training and preplanning is an essential part of an emergency action plan and can help prevent disasters from occurring. In this interactive online video course, you will learn from industry expert Jon Wallace (25 year safety veteran) about the importance of emergency planning and response as part of the overall PSM (Process Safety Management) program. You will also learn about emergency planning and response requirements and how to implement emergency planning and response into your overall process safety management program.

Course Objectives:

• Describe the importance of emerging planning emergency planning and response as part of the overall PSM program
• List OSHA 1910.119 emergency planning and response requirements
• Identify how to implement emergency planning and response into your overall PSM program
• Measure compliance with the emergency planning and response requirements

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Chinese (Mandarin), Chinese (Taiwanese), Danish, Dutch, European French, European Portuguese, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, & Turkish.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese, Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, European French, European Portuguese, European Spanish, German, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish, Latvian, Malay, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, & Vietnamese.

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Cold Stress: Overview

Course Duration - 8 min

The goal of the course is to create awareness among employees of the hazards inherent to working in cold environments. Additionally, the course identifies the nature, symptoms, and treatment of cold stresses and the precautions employees should take to protect themselves.

Course Objectives:

• Identify the hazards that can result from working in cold environments including physical signs, symptoms, and treatments
• Identify ways to protect against cold stresses including preparations, practices, and dressing appropriately

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): N/A.

Cold Stress

Course Duration - 15 min

Prepare to work in cold conditions by increasing your awareness of the signs and symptoms of cold stress, which includes hypothermia and frostbite. In this course, we'll review the most common forms of cold stress so you can easily identify them. In particular, you'll learn the signs and symptoms of hypothermia, frostbite, trench foot, and chilblains. You'll also learn about safe work practices to prevent cold stresses and discover how to respond in the event of a cold injury.

Upon successful completion of this course, you'll know the different forms of cold stress as well as how to prevent and treat them.

Course Objectives:

• Recognize the signs and symptoms of cold stress
• Use safe work practices to prevent cold stresses
• Respond effectively in the event of a cold injury

Additional Language Information:

• Audio/Video/Course Text: N/A.
• Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

Detailed Course Outline:

Cold Stress - 2

Course Duration - 19 min

Cold stress is the loss of body heat to the environment. Low temperature, wind and wetness have a combined effect on the body to create cold stress, injuries and illness. Cold-related disorders such as hypothermia and frostbite can kill or injure workers. Employers and employees should be aware of cold stress hazards, cold-related disorders and how to treat and prevent them. Ideal learners are employees who may be exposed to cold temperatures.

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• Recognize extreme cold
• Identify the sources of heat loss
• Explain what may happen when you are exposed to cold
• Identify symptoms and treatments for hypothermia, frostbite and trench foot
• Identify factors that contribute to cold stress
• Use precautionary guidelines to prevent cold stress

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• Set your priorities to better manage your time
• Improve your productivity by sharpening your focus and multitasking effectively

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• Recall the essential digital skills framework
• Elaborate on the toolkit of essential digital skills
• Identify how to develop or improve your digital skills

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• Define creativity
• Think outside the box
• Develop the right mental attitude
• Leverage the power of groups
• Ensure managers make it happen

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• Understand how to be a great communicator
• Become a stronger listene
• Appear professional to co-workers and bosses of all ages
• Avoid common career blunders that often end careers
• Manage expectations for bosses and colleagues
• Position yourself for promotions
• Make technology your asset, even if you are afraid of technology
• Avoid the Not My Job Syndrome
• Develop EQ to Match Your IQ
• Develop leadership qualities

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