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GHS Container Labels in Transportation and Warehouse Environments 18m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels in Transportation and Warehouse Environments course, you’ll learn why hazard communication matters and how to read GHS container labels to understand chemical risks quickly. You’ll also learn how pictograms and label text help you choose safer actions during handling, storage, and transport
GHS Container Labels in Industrial Environments 18m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels in Industrial Environments course, you’ll learn how hazard communication works and how to read GHS container labels to understand chemical hazards quickly. You’ll also learn how pictograms and label text help you choose safer handling and response steps.
GHS Safety Data Sheets in Food Processing and Handling Environments 18m • 7 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Safety Data Sheets in Food Processing and Handling Environments course, you’ll learn what an SDS is, what information it contains, and how GHS organizes it so you can find key safety details quickly. You’ll also learn how to use SDS information to work safely, store materials correctly, and respond to spills, fires, or exposure.
GHS Safety Data Sheets in Transportation and Warehouse Environments 18m • 7 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Safety Data Sheets in Transportation and Warehouse Environments course, you’ll learn what Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are, how GHS organizes them, and where to find the key information you need to work safely. You’ll also learn how to use SDS sections for spills, exposure, fires, handling, storage, and PPE
GHS Safety Data Sheets in Industrial Environments 18m • 7 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Safety Data Sheets in Industrial Environments course, you’ll learn how GHS organizes Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and how to quickly find the hazard, PPE, handling, and emergency information you need. You’ll also learn how SDS sections support safe storage, exposure control, and spill or fire response
GHS Safety Data Sheets in Healthcare Environments 18m • 7 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Safety Data Sheets in Healthcare Environments course, you’ll learn what Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are, how GHS organizes them, and how to quickly find key hazard and safety information. You’ll also learn how SDS guide safe handling, storage, PPE, and emergency response for spills, exposures, and fires
GHS Container Labels in Healthcare Environments 18m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels in Healthcare Environments course, you’ll learn why hazard communication matters and how to read GHS container labels to understand chemical risks quickly. You’ll practice using pictograms and label text elements to find the safety information you need
GHS Container Labels in Food Processing and Handling Environments 18m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels in Food Processing and Handling Environments course, you’ll learn how to read GHS container labels, understand pictograms and key label text, and quickly identify hazards and safety steps when working with chemicals
GHS Container Labels 12m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels course, you’ll learn how to read and understand hazardous material container labels, how the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) standardizes label elements, and how to use this information to work safely with chemicals.
Silica Safety in Industrial and Construction Environments 15m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this Silica Safety in Industrial and Construction Environments course, you’ll learn what respirable crystalline silica is, how it affects the body, and how to reduce exposure through safe work practices, controls, and proper PPE.
DOT HAZMAT Security Awareness 14m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this DOT HAZMAT Security Awareness course, you’ll learn how to recognize potential security threats, safeguard hazardous materials during transport, and follow DOT regulations designed to protect people, property, and the environment.
Compressed Gas Cylinders in Industrial Environments 21m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this Compressed Gas Cylinders in Industrial Environments course, you’ll learn how to safely identify, store, move, and use compressed gas cylinders in the workplace. The course covers types of gases, hazard recognition, leak prevention, and proper use of valves, fittings, and regulators.
DOT In-Depth HAZMAT Security Training 17m • 9 Lessons • Essential In this DOT In-Depth HAZMAT Security Training course, you’ll learn how to reduce the risk of hazardous materials being stolen, misused, or tampered with during handling, storage, or transport. You’ll also review key elements of a HAZMAT security plan.
DOT HAZMAT Safety Training 15m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this DOT HAZMAT Safety Training course, you’ll learn how to safely handle, transport, and respond to hazardous materials. You’ll also understand your responsibilities under the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) and how to stay in compliance.
DOT HAZMAT General Awareness 18m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this DOT HAZMAT General Awareness course, you’ll learn how to recognize hazardous materials, understand basic regulatory requirements, and support safe handling, labeling, and transportation practices under DOT rules.
Compressed Gas Cylinders in Transportation and Warehouse Environments 25m • 9 Lessons • Essential In this Compressed Gas Cylinders in Transportation and Warehouse Environments course, you’ll learn how to handle, store, and move gas cylinders safely to prevent leaks, injuries, and property damage during transit and storage.
Compressed Gas Cylinders in Construction Environments 21m • 8 Lessons • Essential In this Compressed Gas Cylinders in Construction Environments course, you’ll learn how to store, move, and use gas cylinders safely, how to identify hazards, and what to do if a leak or accident occurs.
GHS Container Labels in Construction Environments 12m • 6 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Container Labels in Construction Environments course, you’ll learn how container labels help identify chemical hazards, what the symbols and text mean, and how to use this information to protect yourself and others on the job.
GHS Safety Data Sheets in Construction Environments 14m • 7 Lessons • Essential In this GHS Safety Data Sheets in Construction Environments course, you’ll learn how to read, understand, and use Safety Data Sheets to identify hazards, follow safety precautions, and respond to emergencies involving hazardous materials on the job site.
Introduction to GHS (The Globally Harmonized System) 20m • 9 Lessons • Essential In this Introduction to GHS course, you’ll learn how the Globally Harmonized System improves hazard communication through standardized labels, pictograms, and safety data sheets used worldwide.
HAZWOPER: Monitoring Procedures and Equipment 16m • 7 Lessons • Essential Exposure to hazardous chemicals can make you severely or even fatally sick. Decontamination procedures help to ensure hazardous materials are washed away after you’ve been exposed. But is there still a risk that you can spread hazardous materials to your coworkers or even your family? Monitoring procedures will help ensure any potential contamination ends with you.
HAZWOPER: Medical Surveillance Programs 9m • 5 Lessons • Essential Working with hazardous materials can be a dangerous job for many reasons. You might face working under extreme stress and around health risks like respiratory hazards and heat stress. You could even become contaminated with a hazardous substance and expose others. This is why medical surveillance programs are necessary in these fields.
HAZWOPER: HAZWOPER and HAZMAT Labeling 19m • 6 Lessons • Essential There are many hazardous materials you might encounter while on the job. How can you ensure you’ll handle each material correctly? HAZMAT labeling gives you all the information you need to know about a substance; if you know how to correctly read the label, you’ll know how to keep yourself and others safe.
HAZWOPER: Exposure Monitoring and Medical Surveillance 18m • 8 Lessons • Essential Working with hazardous materials can be a dangerous job for many reasons. You might face working around health hazards that can severely injure you. But even in situations that aren’t immediately dangerous, long-term exposure to certain chemicals comes with its own health risks. Monitoring your exposure through medical surveillance is extremely important.
HAZWOPER: Decontamination Procedures 15m • 6 Lessons • Essential Personal protective equipment is a must for working with environmental contaminants. But it’s just as important to decontaminate that equipment once it’s been used. Learn about the different decontamination procedures used at the contamination site itself, the area surrounding it, and the corridor workers use to go in and out.
HAZWOPER: Dealing with the Media in Emergency Situations 12m • 5 Lessons • Essential Being able to reach a lot of people in a short time is a major benefit in emergency situations—and no one is more eager to help get your message out than the media. Learn how to form media relationships and develop strategies to coordinate your organization’s emergency response.
HAZWOPER: Confined Space Safety 17m • 5 Lessons • Essential Whether it’s a grain silo, an oil tank, or a pit filled with toxic waste, every confined space poses its own unique challenges for working within it safely. Understand how a confined space entry team functions, the permits and regulations that govern them, and the plans and tests they employ.
HAZWOPER: Safety Data Sheets in HAZWOPER Environments 15m • 7 Lessons • Essential There are countless chemical substances used in the modern-day workplace, and it’s important to know how any one of those substances might impact your health or safety. Familiarize yourself with safety data sheets, the internationally used standard for documenting a substance’s identity, properties, hazards, and safe handling and containment procedures.
HAZWOPER: Work Practices and Engineering Controls 16m • 6 Lessons • Essential By their very nature, hazardous materials require that anyone working around them must take protective measures beforehand. Learn why it’s critical for hazmat workers to establish plans, practices, and protective controls to minimize on-site exposure and stay safe on the job.
HAZWOPER: Understanding HAZWOPER 25m • 8 Lessons • Essential In the early 1990s, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) set forth rules and regulations for safely working with—and cleaning up—hazardous substances and emergencies involving them. Get a rundown on what HAZWOPER is all about, and learn to define, identify, plan for, and safely respond to situations involving hazardous substances.
HAZWOPER: Understanding Chemical Hazards 20m • 9 Lessons • Essential There’s no shortage of chemicals to be found in the modern workplace; but as useful as they are, they can also be dangerous or even deadly if handled or used improperly. Learn about the different classes of hazardous chemicals and specific dangers they pose, as well as best practices for their safe handling.
HAZWOPER: Emergency Response Plans 15m • 6 Lessons • Essential When Hazmat emergencies occur, responding crews need plans in place to address any on-site hazards safely and properly. Learn what goes into an Emergency Response Plan, including command and communications procedures, equipment needs, and safe work practices.
HAZWOPER: The Site Safety and Health Plan 20m • 7 Lessons • Essential It’s critical to know about any and all hazards you may encounter before starting work at a job site. Learn how a robust Site Safety and Health Plans not only describe on-site hazards, but explain how to work around them safely, minimizing risk for both employee and employer.
HAZWOPER: Respiratory Hazards 16m • 5 Lessons • Essential You can’t afford to take breathing for granted when working around hazardous substances. Learn about the different types of respirators, how to use them, and how to overcome any challenges they may pose.
HAZWOPER: Personal Protective Equipment and Decontamination Procedures 21m • 7 Lessons • Essential Knowing how to properly make use of personal protective equipment is essential for any occupation dealing with hazardous substances. By going over the different levels of PPE and what situations they apply to, you’ll know how to protect yourself against accidental on-the-job exposure.
HAZWOPER: Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures 19m • 7 Lessons • Essential When working with or around hazardous materials, it’s important to be prepared for any accidental releases or spills. Even a small amount of hazardous material can be extremely dangerous, making it essential for your organization to have a Hazard Communication Program and Emergency Response Plan that’s understandable and accessible.
HAZWOPER: Personal Protective Equipment 16m • 5 Lessons • Essential Knowing how to properly make use of personal protective equipment is essential for any occupation dealing with hazardous substances. By going over the different levels of PPE and what situations they apply to, you’ll learn how to protect yourself against accidental on-the-job exposure.
HAZWOPER: Safety Orientation 17m • 6 Lessons • Essential Staying safe in environments with hazardous materials goes beyond just knowing the right thing to do; it also involves having a safety-focused attitude and maintaining a strong attention to detail. By having a safety-first mindset, you’ll be able to stay safe even when dangerous situations seem mundane.
HAZWOPER: Heat Stress 19m • 8 Lessons • Essential There are several obvious dangers when working with hazardous materials, but one danger that’s often overlooked is heat stress. But heat stress can be just as dangerous as hazardous materials, so it’s important to know the signs of heat stress and what you can do to prevent it.
HAZMAT Fire Prevention 20m • 8 Lessons • Essential Fires are always dangerous, but fires in HAZMAT environments can be especially deadly. Burning chemicals can release toxic fumes and gases that can impact the health and safety of anyone on the worksite and even the surrounding community. The best way to fight these kinds of fires is to prevent them from occurring in the first place, using fire prevention standards set out by HAZWOPER guidelines.
Introduction to HAZWOPER Retraining 23m • 8 Lessons • Essential Whether you work around hazardous substances or respond to emergencies involving them, it’s essential to understand the many forms such hazards take and the specific dangers they pose. By going over the proper equipment and procedures, you’ll know how to safely handle and dispose of them.
Accidental Release and Spill Cleanup 19m • 11 Lessons • Essential Hazardous materials and waste are part of many work situations, and can be found on many types of job sites. OSHA feels that it is so important for employees to know how to recognize these potentially dangerous substances (as well as how to handle and dispose of them properly) they have mandated that anyone working with these substances receive comprehensive training in this area. This course discusses the plans and procedures necessary to safely contain and cleanup a hazardous materials spill.
Handling Hazardous Materials 19m • 7 Lessons • Essential Hazardous materials are everywhere, even in household cleaning products. While hazards at home are usually quite minor, hazards in the workplace can be extremely dangerous. It’s important to understand how to handle these hazards in any environment to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you.
Electrical Safety in Hazmat Environments 20m • 7 Lessons • Essential Something as fundamental as electric supply can become dangerous in a HAZMAT emergency. Electricity can ignite many hazardous materials, which creates fast-moving fires that are hard to control, or even destructive explosions. If electricity powers equipment or lights in your workplace where hazardous materials are present, or a HAZMAT emergency occurs in an electrified area, it’s important to understand how electricity can impact emergency procedures.
GHS Safety Data Sheets 14m • 7 Lessons • Essential The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals is a worldwide system developed by the United Nations. The system makes it easy to find any information you may need about chemicals. This course will give you an overview of each section of the GHS Safety Data Sheets.
Materials Handling Safety 13m • 7 Lessons • Essential Many employees feel that moving and handling materials that they work with every day is an "ordinary" task, not something that they really need to be concerned about. Yet there are hundreds of thousands of "materials handling" accidents every year... from small splinters, cuts or scrapes to crushed fingers, hands and feet and even deaths. This course will provide the information employees need to work safely when handling various types of materials.
Dealing with Hazardous Spills 16m • 7 Lessons • Essential Hazardous materials are a part of many work situations. They can be found in many different types of facilities and on many job sites from manufacturing and construction to retail and office environments. Some organizations have to deal with hazardous materials as part of their daily business, and have detailed plans and highly trained workers to handle a sudden spill. But other facilities only have to handle these materials infrequently, and may not have given much thought to what must be done in case of a spill. This course is designed to teach employees how to deal with a cleanup situation when a hazardous spill occurs.
Hazardous Materials Labels 24m • 9 Lessons • Essential The proper use of labels can make a big difference when it comes to safely handling hazardous materials. Labels are so important that multiple organizations have developed labels. This course will go over several of these systems to help ensure employees accurately label all hazardous materials.
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