Fiber optic cables are an impressive form of technology, but you must follow a few safety procedures while installing and maintaining them. These long, hair-thin strands of glass are arranged in bundles and used to transmit light signals over long distances. The strands are smaller than a hypodermic needle and have a higher tensile strength than steel. This course will provide you with safety procedures on how to protect yourself and others while working with fiber optics.
Summer is approaching us, and with the sun and fun comes a number of safety concerns to keep in mind. This training is going to provide you with ways to stay safe in heat related injuries, boating safety, swimming safety, fireworks, barbeques, sports, everyday exercise, and vehicle safety.
Cyber Security training empowers your employees to recognize common cyber threats that can be beneficial to your organization’s computer security. Security awareness training teaches employees to understand vulnerabilities and threats to business operations. Your employees need to be aware of their responsibilities and accountabilities when using a computer on a business network.
Ladder and Rooftop Safety. Falls are the leading cause of death. This training covers safe practices to prevent falls and other physical injuries dealing with ladders and rooftops. Ladder users will be able to recognize and avoid ladder hazards and be aware of safe practices in inspecting, setting up and working from this equipment. Employees will also understand the OSHA requirements for fall protection on roofs and any other elevated platforms above 4 feet.
Do you work safely on the job? Do your co-workers work safely on the job? Can you or the company get in trouble because of an accident or injury? This course will explain culpability and how each of us can be affected by not preventing an unsafe work environment. Remember the saying “See something, say something.”
Designing and managing an employee wellness program is an important step in improving the health and productivity of employees and potentially improving the overall cost of employer-provided health care.
At some point, you may have to transport small quantities of hazardous materials know as Materials of Trade (MOT). As the vehicle driver it is your responsibility to understand and comply with the DOT rules when shipping these materials. During this course will review the requirements published in Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR) Parts 171-180 which will give you a better understanding of those requirements.
In March 2020, COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Along with this declaration, the United States saw large numbers of individuals being diagnosed with COVID-19 and put into action recommendations to decrease the spread of the virus. This online course will discuss the symptoms of COVID-19, ways in which the virus can be transmitted and what to do if a person becomes ill. We will look at the steps that individuals can take to protect themselves, their families, and others in the community.
