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Machine Guarding (3)
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The Top 3 Machine Hazards
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Types of Machine Guards
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Working Safely Around Machines
Struck By Hazards (3)
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Introduction to Struck-By Hazards
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Types of Struck-By Hazards
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How to Protect Yourself from Struck-By Hazards
Emergency Preparedness (4)
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Emergency Action Plans
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Emergency Roles And Responsibilities
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Emergency Exit Routes
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How To Evacuate
Hazard vs. Risk (5)
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What is a Hazard Assessment?
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Types of Hazards
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How To Assess Risk?
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How To Do A Hazard Assessment
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Hazard VS Risk
Bloodborne Pathogens (5)
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What Are Bloodborne Pathogens?
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Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Plan
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Universal Precautions
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What Are Caught-In Hazards?
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How To Protect Yourself From Caught-In And Between Hazards
Scaffold Safety (5)
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Introduction to Scaffold Safety
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Scaffold Competent and Qualified Roles
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Scaffold Work Roles and Responsibilities
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Common Scaffold Hazards
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Identifying Scaffold Hazards
Ergonomics (6)
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Recognize and Reduce Ergonomic Risks
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Controlling Ergonomic Hazards Using the Hierarchy of Controls
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What Can Athletes Teach Us About Preventing Injuries?
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Back Injury Prevention
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Shoulder Injury Prevention
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Body Mechanics And Ergonomics
Driving Safety (6)
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Distracted Driving
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Mental and Emotional Distracted Driving
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What You Need To Know About Speeding
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Impaired Driving
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Driving For The Weather Conditions
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Oh What A Difference A Seatbelt Makes
Portable Ladders (6)
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5 Ladder Injury Facts You Need to Know
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How To Choose The Right Ladder For The Job
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Portable Ladder Inspections
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Portable Ladder Set Up
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Ladder Do's And Don'ts
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Portable Ladder Storage And Maintenance
Respiratory Hazards (6)
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Respiratory Hazards
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Respirator Types
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Respirator Cartridges and Filters
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Respirator Exams and Fit Testing
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Respirator Don, Doff, Seal Check, and Adjust
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Respirator Cleaning and Storing
Confined Space (7)
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What Is A Confined Space?
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Defining Confined Spaces
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What Is A Permit-Required Confined Space?
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Confined Space Hazards
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How To Reduce The Risk Of Confined Space Work
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Roles And Responsibilities
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Confined Space Permits
Fire Safety (7)
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The Fire Triangle
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10 Ways To Prevent Fires
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Flammable and Combustible Gases
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Recognizing Fire Hazards
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Fire Fighting Equipment And Extinguisher Types
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How To Use And Inspect Fire Extinguishers
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How To Respond To A Fire
Lockout Tagout (7)
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What You Need To Know About Lockout Tagout Procedures
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The 3 Lockout Tagout Roles And Responsibilities
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Identifying Hazardous Energy Sources
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A Simple Demonstration Of Lockout, Tagout, And Test Start
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What You Need To Know About Locks And Tags
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Intro To Group Lockout
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Emergency Lock Removal
Electrical Safety (8)
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Electrical Safety Awareness - Major Causes Of Injuries And Fatalities
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The Basics Of Electricity
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How Electrical Shock Occurs
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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter's
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Simple Lockout Tagout Demonstration
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Arc Flash Hazards For Non-Electrical Workers
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Basic Electrical Safety Tips
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How To Respond To A Shock Incident
Fall Protection (8)
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Fall Protection Saves Lives
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3 Things To Think About When Working At Heights
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Identifying Fall Hazards And Reducing Risk
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Fall Protection - Competent VS Qualified
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Fall Arrest VS Fall Restraint
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The ABCD's Of Fall Protection
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Fall Protection Pre-Use Inspection And Donning
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Caring For Your Fall Protection Equipment
Walking and Working Surfaces (8)
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Floors
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Floor and Wall Openings
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Stairs
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Ladders
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Falling Object Protection
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Dockboards
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Walking - Working Surfaces: Scaffolding
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Slips, Trips and Falls
Forklift Safety (8)
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Forklift Safety Statistics
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Forklift Hazards
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Forklift Types
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The Forklift Stability Pyramid
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Forklift Key-Off Inspections
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Forklift Key-On Inspections
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Forklift Safe Operation Basics
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Forklift Pedestrian Safety
Hazard Communication (9)
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Hazard Communication in the Workplace
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Routes of Hazardous Substance Exposure
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The Hazard Communication Standard
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GHS Pictograms Explained
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Hazardous Substance Labels
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Hazardous Substance Secondary Labels
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Safety Data Sheets
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3 Steps to Protect Yourself from Hazardous Substances
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Example of Spill Response Using SDS
PPE (9)
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PPE - Your Last Line of Defense
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Match The PPE To The Hazards
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PPE - Safety Toe Shoes
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PPE - Hard Hats
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PPE - Gloves
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PPE - Hearing Protection
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PPE - Safety Glasses
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PPE - High Vis
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Misc.
Silica Safety
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Silica Made Simple For Managers
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Silica Made Simple For Employees
Cold Weather Hazards
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Cold Weather Hazards
Heat Illness Prevention
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Heat Illness: Prevention
Noise and Hearing
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Noise And Hearing Conservation
Mindfullness
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Mindfulness at Work
Incident Pyramid
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The Incident Pyramid
Hierarchy of Controls
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Hierarchy of Controls
COVID
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Is COVID An OSHA Reportable Illness
Working Alone
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3 Tips to Keep You Safe When Working Alone