Defensive driving is a proactive approach to driving that focuses on anticipating potential hazards and taking appropriate actions to avoid them. By actively assessing risks and staying alert, drivers can significantly reduce the chances of accidents. It's important to remember that defensive driving is not about being overly cautious but proactive and prepared for any possible dangers on the road. After this course, you can define defensive driving and list behaviors identifying defensive and poor driving behaviors.
Work should be where everyone is treated with respect and support and given opportunities to grow. Unfortunately, harassment and bullying can create a toxic work environment that harms individuals emotionally and professionally. Companies must have strict policies to prevent and address such behaviors. Through this training, you will learn about harassment and bullying in the workplace, understand what actions should be taken when you witness such behavior, and learn how to prevent it from happening.
Upon completing this course, you will know about the commonly used drugs found in the workplace. The effects these drugs have on individuals, how drugs affect the workplace, and a basic understanding of the factors that contribute to substance disorders.
This session explores the vital role of prompt injury reporting in cultivating workplace safety. Beginning with an introduction to the broader context of safety, the presentation defines and details the critical elements of a First Report of Injury (FROI), emphasizing the responsibilities of both employers and employees. It highlights the benefits of timely reporting, such as efficient medical treatment and reduced financial impact, and underscores the implications for insurance and organizational reputation. The presentation concludes with insights into reporting best practices, emphasizing ongoing training and commitment to continuous improvement in workplace safety. Through informative content and visuals, the presentation aims to enlighten the audience on the pivotal role prompt reporting plays in ensuring employee well-being and organizational success.
Asbestos Awareness: In compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1001 regulations, Asbestos Awareness training is required for individuals having a role working with Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) or exposure to them. This training provides a basic overview of asbestos and its associated hazards in addition to satisfying the employee training requirements under OSHA regulations.
Our hearing ability is a precious gift that enriches our lives in countless ways. However, exposure to loud noises at work or recreational activities can permanently damage our hearing. This can lead to difficulties in communication, reduced quality of life, and even social isolation. After this online course, you will be able to recognize the sources that cause hearing loss and how to prevent it from happening. You will also know the responsibilities of your employer and yourself in preventing hearing loss.
Office and customer premise safety refers to the collective efforts and measures to ensure a secure and risk-free environment within office spaces and locations where businesses interact with their customers. This includes safeguarding against physical hazards, preventing accidents, and promoting well-being. It entails maintaining safe infrastructure, implementing safety protocols, conducting employee training, and raising customer awareness. By prioritizing office and customer premise safety, businesses aim to protect the health and welfare of employees, customers, and visitors while reducing the risk of accidents or incidents that could lead to liability issues.
Training in workplace fire safety provides a sense of preparedness to employees and employers, which, in turn, can add value to the organization's overall health. Fire hazards can have a significant impact on your business. With this training, employees will learn how to assess the situation and decide the best course of action. They will know Exit Route requirements, Emergency Action Plans for Fire, and Fire Prevention Plans.
Do you know what to do if an active shooter should arrive at your workplace? Do your employees know how to stay safe? Training and practice are critical in being prepared for nearly any crisis. You have plans and practice drills for what to do in the case of fire and tornados. An active shooter event is another crisis for which employers should also prepare. This training will teach you the critical responses for dealing with an active shooter event.
Ergonomics is designing a job to fit the worker, making the work safer and more efficient. Implementing ergonomic solutions can make employees more comfortable and increase productivity. This training will make you aware of ergonomic hazards and solutions to fix those hazards for reaching, awkward posture, grip, contact stress, lifting, repeated movement, and vibration. Your body may begin to have symptoms such as fatigue, discomfort, and pain, which can be the first signs of a musculoskeletal disorder.
