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This course is designed for the individual worker and is offered through an eLearning, high media based, computer system. The training is done individually and takes, on average, 5-6 hours to complete. The participant is instructed on various health & safety topics and tested for 100% mastery of content. This program gives the individual and employer the flexibility of training when and where it is most convenient.
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Lessons & Topics Included
Your Worksite and the Law Legislation Awareness Employer Responsibility Employee Responsibility Training and Competency Reporting Requirements Communication Personal Physical Care and Conduct Fitness for Work Working Outdoors Fatigue Management Stretching and Micro-Breaks Back Care Personal Conduct Drugs and Alcohol Alcohol and Drugs Guidelines / Work Rule Personal Protective Equipment PPE Defined Basic PPE Use and Care of PPE Specialized PPE Clothing Workplace Hazards Hazard Assessment Causes of Workplace Hazards Inspections Investigations Invisible Hazards Confined Spaces Respiratory Hazards Hazard Control Field Level Hazard Assessment What is FLHA STOP and Think Look and Find Hazards Assess Hazards Controlling Hazards Resume Work WHMIS Purpose of WHMIS WHMIS Responsibilities Labels MSDS Hazard Symbols Protecting yourself Worksite Conditions Housekeeping / Cleaning Up Slips, Trips and Falls Signs and Entryways Compressed Gases |
Environmental Factors
Dealing with Releases Laws and Regulations Classification, Storage and Disposal Safeguards Emergency Response Emergency Preparedness First Aid Fire Safety Fire Extinguishers Fighting Fires Ladders and Scaffolding Ladders Portable Ladders Scaffolding Working from Scaffolds Mobile Equipment Responsibilities Operating Procedures Hazards to Beware of Visibility and Traffic Control Rigging and Hoisting Machinery, Tools and Equipment Inspecting Equipment Electrical Tools Pinch Points and Guards Air Activated Tools Power Actuated Tools Excavating and Trenching Potential Causes of Injury Dial Before You Dig Soil Types and Groups Conditions Shoring, Cutbacks and Spoil Piles Defensive Driving The Basics Impairments Animals Loading Vehicles Cell Phones and Other Communication Devices Fall Protection Introduction to Fall Protection Methods of Fall Protection System Selection Arrest Forces, Anchorage and Connectors |
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