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1
Title
Bloodborne
Pathogens***
Synopsis
This course provides an
overview of OSHA standard on
Bloodborne Pathogens. Course
explains Bloodborne Pathogens,
how you can get infected and
how you can protect yourself at
workplace.
Time
30
min
Topics
BBP Standard
What is HBV
What is HIV
How you can be infected
Universal Precaution
Reduce Risks
Objectives
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Explain the BBP Standard
 Describe and differentiate HBV and
HIV
 Tell how bloodborne disease can
infect you
 Explain methods of precaution from
bloodborne diseases
 How you can reduce risk of being
infected
Audio
Yes
2
Permit Required
Confined Space***
This course provides an
overview of Confined Spaces, its
hazards and Permit and Entry
requirements as mandated by
OSHA.
30
min
Confined Spaces and
Hazards
Hazardous Atmospheres
Permits and Entry
Procedures
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is a permit required confined
space and its hazards
 Hazardous atmospheres inside
confined spaces
 Confined space entry and permit
procedures
Yes
3
Electrical Safety***
This course provides an
overview of Electrical Safety to
Non-qualified personnel. It
discusses basics of electricity,
safe work practices,
lockout/tagout procedures and
importance of PPE and
housekeeping when working on
electrical equipment.
30
min
Types of Electricity
Safe Work Practices
Lockout/Tagout
Procedures
PPE and Housekeeping
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Identify the two types of Electricity
 Understand Safe Work Practices
 Understand the lockout/tagout
procedures
 Understand the importance of PPE
and Good Housekeeping
Yes
4
Forklift Safety***
This course provides an
overview of safe use of forklifts.
It discusses types of forklifts, its
capacities and ratings, how to
operate forklifts safely, and
special instructions on operating
45
min
Overview
Forklift Identification
Capacity and Ratings
Operating forklifts
Safety Tips
Loading Docks and Trailers
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Identify different types of forklifts.
 Understand the capacity and ratings
for forklifts.
 Understand the procedures for
Yes

2. forklifts on Loading Docks and
Trailers.


operating a forklift safely.
Follow safety tips and avoid an
accident.
Safely operate a forklift on Loading
Docks and in Trailers.
5
Personal Protective
Equipment***
This course provides a basic
overview of Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE), selecting
proper PPE for a job and proper
use, care and handling of PPE.
30
min
What is PPE
Selecting PPE
Use of PPE
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Understand what PPE is
 Select proper PPE for a job
 Proper use of PPE and additional
training on its use
Yes
6
Hazard
Communication
Awareness
This course provides a basic
overview of OSHA's Hazard
Communication Standard, how
to meet its requirements, and
how to conduct hazard
assessment for this program.
30
min
Purpose of HazCom
HazCom Program
Hazard Assessment
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Describe the purpose of the Hazard
Communication (HazCom) Standard
 Define components of the HazCom
program
 Conduct a Hazard Assessment
Yes
7
Hand and Power
Tool Safety***
This course provides basic
familiarity with OSHA Hand and
Power Tool Standard. Common
tool hazards, PPE, proper tool
care, selecting right tool and
common tool abuse are
discussed.
45
min
Overview
Tool Hazards
Tool Care
Right Tool for the Job
Special Tools
Abusing tools
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Hazards associated with Hand &
Power Tools
 Proper tool care and the "right tool for
the job"
 When to use "special tools"
 Correct use of tools
Yes
8
Asbestos
Awareness***
This course provides an
overview of Asbestos, its
history, its health hazards, OSHA
regulations concerning work
with Asbestos and safe practices
to follow when handling
Asbestos.
45
min
Background
OSHA Regulations
Health Hazards
Safe Handling of Asbestos
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 History of Asbestos and its properties
 OSHA regulations regarding working
with Asbestos
 Health hazards posed by Asbestos
 Safe handling of Asbestos including its
disposal and recommended PPE
Yes
9
Hazardous Waste
Awareness
This course provides an
overview of Hazardous Wastes.
It defines solid wastes, explains
characteristics of solid wastes
30
min
Introduction
Hazardous Wastes
Solid Wastes
Characteristics of
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is Hazardous Wastes
 What is solid waste
Yes

3. that make it hazardous and
proper handling and storage of
Hazardous Wastes.
Hazardous Wastes
Handling and Storage
Conclusion


What are characteristics of Hazardous
Wastes
Proper handling and storage of
Hazardous Wastes
10
Ladders and
Stairways***
This course provides an
overview of ladders (both
portable and fixed) and
stairways. Ladder types, safe
use, inspection/maintenance
and housekeeping are
discussed.
30
min
Overview
Portable Ladders
Stepladder
Extension Ladders
Portable Ladder Safety
Tips
Fixed Ladders
Inspection and
Maintenance
Stairways
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What are fixed and portable ladders
 Types of portable ladders
 Safe use of portable ladders
 Inspection/Maintenance and
Housekeeping
Yes
11
Respiratory
Protection***
This course provides an
overview of respiratory
protection in hazardous
environment. Types of
respirators, selection guidelines,
proper use, maintenance and
inspection procedures are
discussed.
30
min
Overview
Types of Respirators
Negative type Respirators
Positive type Respirators
Use and Maintenance
Inspection
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Situations where respiratory
protection is necessary
 Types of respirators and guidelines for
selecting proper type
 Commonly used respirators for
different environments
 Use, maintenance and inspection
procedures
Yes
12
Haz-Com Material
Safety Data Sheets
This course provides an
overview of Material Safety
Data Sheets (MSDS) part of the
Haz-Com program. The course
covers various sections of MSDS
and how you can use
information contained therein
for safe and responsible
handling of material.
30
min
Overview
What does MSDS include?
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is MSDS?
 What does it contain?
 How can the information provided by
MSDS help in safe and responsible
handling of material
 Other requirements of the MSDS
program
Yes
13
HAZWOPER
Awareness
This course provides awareness
training that is necessary for
OSHA’s HAZWOPER program.
The training covers basic
understanding of hazardous
materials and how to
30
min
Overview
Hazardous materials
Emergencies
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is HAZWOPER Level 1 Awareness
 What are hazardous materials
 How to recognize emergencies
resulting from these materials
Yes

4. appropriately provide initial
response to emergencies
resulting from these materials.

How to provide appropriate initial (or
first responder) response to such
emergencies
14
Hearing
Protection***
This course emphasizes
necessity of proper hearing
protection in high noise areas.
Types of hearing protection and
when to use, how to recognize
hearing loss, what are harmful
noise levels and need for
routine hearing test are
explained.
30
min
Overview
Types of Hearing
Protection
When do you need
Hearing Protection?
Hearing Loss
Ear sections
Harmful Noise Level
Hearing Test
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is noise and its types
 Common hearing protection devices
 Situation when hearing protection
should be used
 How to recognize hearing loss
 How ear functions and section which
gets damaged by high noise
 Importance of regular hearing test
Yes
15
Indoor Cranes***
This course provides an
overview of safe use of Indoor
Cranes. Topics covered are prelift preparation and inspection,
proper rigging and lifting of
load.
30
min
Background
Pre-Lift Preparation
Rigging
Lifting
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to inspect a crane prior to lifting
 How to prepare for lifting
 Proper method to rig the load
 Proper method to lift the load
Yes
16
Scaffolds***
This course provides an
overview of Scaffolds. Topics
covered are general Scaffold
requirements, components of
Scaffold and proper Scaffold
inspection prior to use.
30
min
Overview
General Requirements
Scaffold Components
Scaffold Inspection
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 General Scaffold requirements
 Components of Scaffold
 Proper Scaffold inspection
Yes
17
Temporary
Barricades***
This course provides an
overview of Temporary
Barricades and how through
proper use of such barricades,
exposure to hazardous
situations can be reduced.
Topics covered are types of
barricades and when to use
them, responsibility for
barricades and procedure for
entry into barricaded areas.
30
min
Overview
Tape Barricades
Situations requiring
Barricades
Entry into Barricaded area
Barricade Responsibility
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Red and Yellow tape barricades and
their significance
 Typical situations requiring each
barricade type
 Procedure for entry into barricaded
areas
 Who is responsible for installing and
removing barricades
Yes
18
Voluntary Protection
Program
This course provides an
overview of OSHA’s Voluntary
30
min
What is VPP?
OSHA Guidelines
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
Yes

5. Protection Program, VPP.
Guidelines for VPP qualification,
its benefits to qualifying site and
elements that must be
addressed for qualification are
discussed.
VPP Benefits
Key VPP Elements
Conclusions




Voluntary Protection Program (VPP)
and its different levels
OSHA guidelines to qualify for VPP
Benefits to a site qualifying for VPP
What elements must be addressed to
qualify for VPP
19
Office Safety***
This course provides an
overview of some of the hazards
one may encounter in a typical
office. Hazards and Risks of
Electricity, Office Machinery,
Manual Handling and
Ergonomics, Chemicals,
Environmental factors such as
Air and Noise, Housekeeping,
Slips, Trips and Falls,
Occupational Aggression and
Violence, and Fire are discussed.
30
min
Overview
Legislation
What can go wrong in an
Office?
Hazards and Risks
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Factors contributing to injury in an
office
 Learn to recognize hazards and risks of
Electricity, Office Machinery, Manual
Handling and Ergonomics, Chemicals,
Environmental factors such as Air and
Noise, Housekeeping, Slips, Trips and
Falls, Occupational Aggression and
Violence, and Fire
Yes
20
Office
Ergonomics***
This course provides an
overview of the basic elements
of Office Ergonomics and tasks
that can potentially cause Workrelated Musculoskeletal
Disorders (WMSD) and other
injuries to the muscle and joints.
30
min
Overview
Definitions
Risk Factors
Office Equipment
Ergo Check
Tips for Avoiding Injury
Injury Awareness
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What are Work-related
Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSD)
 Workstation ergonomics
 Types of Musculoskeletal injuries and
how to avoid them
Yes
21
Knife Safety***
This course provides an
overview of safe use of knife.
Topics covered are safety
precautions, importance of First
Aid, knife maintenance and
selecting right knife for the job.
30
min
Overview
Safety Precautions
First Aid
Knife maintenance
Right Tool in Right
Condition
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Precautions to take when using knife
 Importance of First Aid if injured by
knife
 Importance of maintaining a knife
 Selecting right knife in right condition
for the job at hand
Yes
22
Lockout/Tagout***
This course provides an
overview of OSHA standard for
lockout/tagout of equipment
and machines. Topics covered
are scope of the standard, use
of energy isolating devices to
45
min
Overview
Energy Isolating Devices
Scope of Lockout/Tagout
Standard
Definitions Lockout/Tagout/Tags
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What are Energy Isolating Devices
 What is covered by the OSHA
Lockout/Tagout Standard
 What is lockout/tagout and how to
Yes

6. isolate equipment/machine,
proper use of lockout/tagout
devices on energy isolating
devices per established
procedures and specific roles
and responsibilities of
employers and employees for
proper implementation of the
lockout/tagout standard.
Lockout/Tagout Devices
Roles and Responsibilities
Conclusions



use them to secure energy isolating
devices
Situations under which tagout may be
acceptable
Types of lockout/tagout devices
Employers and employees
responsibilities for proper
implementation of this program
23
Process Safety
Management
This course provides an
overview of OSHA standard for
Process Safety Management
(PSM) of highly hazardous
chemicals. Brief overview of all
fourteen elements of this
program - Process Safety
Information, Process Hazard
Analysis, Operating Procedures,
Employee Participation,
Training, Contractors, PreStartup Safety Review,
Mechanical Integrity, Hot Work
Permit, Management of Change
(MOC), Incident Investigation,
Emergency Response Plan,
Compliance Audits and Trade
Secrets is provided.
45
min
Overview
Process Safety
Information
Process Hazard Analysis
Operating Procedures
Employee Participation
Training
Contractors
Pre-Startup Safety Review
Mechanical Integrity
Hot Work Permit
Management of Change
(MOC)
Incident Investigation
Emergency Response Plan
Compliance Audits
Trade Secrets
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Basis for OSHA’s standard for Process
Safety Management (PSM) of highly
hazardous chemicals
 Fourteen points addressed by this
standard -- Process Safety
Information, Process Hazard Analysis,
Operating Procedures, Employee
Participation, Training, Contractors,
Pre-Startup Safety Review, Mechanical
Integrity, Hot Work Permit,
Management of Change (MOC),
Incident Investigation, Emergency
Response Plan, Compliance Audits and
Trade Secrets
Yes
24
Job Safety Analysis
This course provides an
overview of Job Safety Analysis
(JSA), a systematic technique
useful for identifying, evaluating
and controlling health and
safety hazards associated with a
job or task. Benefits of JSA,
when to use it, proper
techniques to complete it and
how to formulate corrective
actions are discussed.
30
min
Introduction
Learning Objectives
What is a Job Safety
Analysis?
Benefits of Job Safety
Analysis
Uses of Job Safety Analysis
8-step Method
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
 Benefits of JSA
 Situations when JSA is useful
 Step-by-step method of completing
JSA
 How to formulate corrective actions
on hazards identified
Yes
25
Driver Safety
This course provides an
overview of driving safely and is
useful whether you are driving
45
min
Introduction
Before You Drive
Behavior and Actions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to drive safely both on or off the
Yes

7. to/from work or on/off
company business. Topics
discussed are road, traffic,
vehicle, lighting, weather and
driver conditions and why you
must monitor these constantly
in order to reach your
destination safely.
Vision
Fatigue and Drowsiness
Other Physical Conditions
Basic Rules of the Road
Stopping Distance
Weight Transfer
Skids
Additional Defensive
Driving Terms
Blind Zones
Searching Technique
Making Turns
Pulling Out From Stop
Signs
Passing
Braking
Cell Phone Use
Conclusions



job
What to check and be aware of before
you put your foot on the accelerator
Be aware of your behavior and
actions, as these factors cause 70% of
all accidents
Why and how you must constantly
monitor changing vehicle, lighting,
weather, road and traffic conditions
26
Incident
Investigation***
This course provides an
overview of an effective Incident
Investigation methodology and
its benefits. Systematic step-bystep investigation process
starting with setting up of a
team, collecting information,
identifying all causes,
determining root cause, devising
correcting/preventive actions
with communication and followup can avoid recurrence of the
incident.
30
min
Incident Investigation
Policy
Purpose and Benefits of
Incident Investigation
Training Objectives
Definitions
Incident Investigation
Team
Investigation Tools
Investigation Process
Collecting Information
Identifying All Possible
Causes
Determining the Root
Cause
Corrective and Preventive
Actions
Communicating Findings Incident Reporting
Follow-up
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Why is it important to investigate an
incident
 Kinds of incidents that must be
investigated
 Investigation team and tools they can
use
 Step-by-stem effective investigation
process that results in determining
root cause
 How to formulate
corrective/preventive actions
 Importance of communicating findings
and follow-up to close out all actions
No
27
Resource
Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRA)
This course provides an
overview of Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA) for regulation and
45
min
Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act
(RCRA)
Legal Implications
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Why Congress passed Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
No

8. management of hazardous
wastes. Topics covered are
definition of hazardous wastes
and their characteristics, proper
labeling, storage and
transportation of such wastes.
Cradle-to-grave manifest system
for shipping hazardous wastes
and legal implications (civil and
criminal penalties) of violating
the Act are also discussed.
Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Waste
Characteristics
Hazardous Waste Labeling
Hazardous Waste Storage
Hazardous Waste
Transportation
Conclusion






for regulation and management of
hazardous wastes
What are civil and criminal penalties if
you violate this law
What is hazardous waste and what are
its characteristics
Importance of proper labeling of
hazardous wastes
Types of hazardous wastes storage
facilities and criteria they must meet
How to transport hazardous wastes
from your facility to "Permitted
Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage
or Disposal (TSD) facility" using
manifest system
Importance of filling out proper
manifest forms
28
Fire Extinguishers*** This course provides an
overview of proper selection
and use of Fire Extinguishers.
Topics covered are an
understanding of what causes
fire, classes of fire, types of Fire
Extinguishers, proper use and
inspection of Fire Extinguishers
and basic fire prevention
practices.
30
min
Overview
Fire Triangle
Classes of Fire
Types of Fire Extinguishers
Fire Prevention
Using Fire Extinguishers
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Understand what Fire Triangle is
 Understand the different classes of
fires
 Identify the different types of Fire
Extinguishers
 Understand fire prevention and how
to use Fire Extinguishers effectively
Yes
29
Fall Protection***
This course provides an
overview of OSHA requirements
for Fall Protection. The course
explains situations when Fall
Protection should be used,
correct Fall Protection
equipment for a situation, and
proper use and inspection of the
equipment.
30
min
Overview
Fall Protection Equipment
Tie-off and Anchor Points
Equipment Inspection and
Rescue
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Basics of Fall Protection
 Fall Protection equipment
components
 How to tie off and anchor correctly
 Equipment Inspection and rescue
Yes
30
Toxic Substance
Control Act Section I
This course provides an
overview of requirements of
Toxic Substance Control Act,
TSCA. The basic purpose of this
regulation is to prevent the
30
min
Overview
Enforcement and
Penalties
Inspections
Inventory,
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is TSCA
 Why did Congress believe a regulation
was necessary
No

9. introduction into the US of
chemicals which present an
unreasonable risk of injury to
health or the environment. Basic
understanding of this complex
regulation is provided in three
course sections. This section
covers an overview of TSCA, key
TSCA topics covered in this three
section course, the reason
behind this Act, enforcement
and penalties provided in this
Act, EPA inspections to check
compliance with the Act, and
TSCA Inventory and Premanufacture Notification.
Premanufacture
Notifications
Conclusions








What would you learn from this
training
How does EPA enforce TSCA
What constitutes a TSCA violation
What penalties are provided in the Act
for violations
Inspections conducted by EPA to
check compliance
What is TSCA inventory and how you
can check status of any material
What is Premanufacture Notification
and how you can get one
US and International Chemical
Inventory laws
31
Toxic Substance
Control Act Section II
This course provides an
overview of requirements of
Toxic Substance Control Act,
TSCA. The basic purpose of this
regulation is to prevent the
introduction into the US of
chemicals which present an
unreasonable risk of injury to
health or the environment. Basic
understanding of this complex
regulation is provided in three
course sections. This section
covers TSCA Export and Import
requirements for chemical
materials. Procedures to follow
for R&D synthesis of new
materials or importation of test
quantities of materials not on
TSCA inventory are also
discussed.
30
min
Introduction
Export Requirements
Import Requirements
R&D Exemption
Requirements
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Procedures for exporting and
importing chemical material
 What is TSCA Export Notification
listing
 Mechanics of Import Compliance
 How to handle unsolicited samples
 Procedures for R&D synthesis and
handling of new chemical material
 Procedures for importation of test
quantities of material not on TSCA
inventory
No
32
Toxic Substance
Control Act Section
III
This course provides an
overview of requirements of
Toxic Substance Control Act,
TSCA. The basic purpose of this
regulation is to prevent the
introduction into the US of
30
min
Introduction
Adverse Reactions to
Health and
Environment
Compliance Checks
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What are unusual health and
environmental effects
 Documentation of adverse health and
environmental effects
No

10. chemicals which present an
unreasonable risk of injury to
health or the environment. Basic
understanding of this complex
regulation is provided in three
course sections. This section
addresses TSCA requirement
that chemical companies
maintain records of unusual
health and environmental
reactions caused by materials
they handle. It also addresses
procedures a company can
implement to ensure TSCA
compliance.



Notification of significant adverse
reactions to EPA
Company and Employee reporting
responsibilities
Internal company procedures to
ensure compliance with TSCA
33
Workplace Violence - This course provides employees
Employees
with an overview of workplace
violence, the sources of
workplace violence, warning
signs and possible triggering
incidents for workplace
violence, what employees can
do and how to protect
themselves and their fellow
employees and how to deal with
threats and violence.
45
min
Background
What is Workplace
Violence?
Company’s Commitment
Company’s Policy
Sources of Workplace
Violence
Warning Signs and
Indications
What Employees can do
Reporting
Dealing with Threats and
Violence
Summary
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What Workplace Violence is
 Company’s Commitment and Policy
 How to recognize warning signs
 How to deal with Workplace Violence
 When to report possible Workplace
Violence
No
34
Workplace Violence - This course provides managers
Managers
with an overview of workplace
violence, possible liability of the
Company for workplace
violence, the sources of
workplace violence, warning
signs and possible triggering
incidents for workplace
violence, what employees can
do and how to protect
themselves and their fellow
employees, training employees,
and how to deal with threats
60
min
Background
Company Liability for
Workplace Violence
What is Workplace
Violence?
Company’s Commitment
Company’s Policy
Sources of Workplace
Violence
Warning Signs and
Indications
What Employees can do
Reporting
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What Workplace Violence is
 Company’s Commitment and Policy
 How to recognize warning signs
 How to Train Employees on Workplace
Violence
 How to deal with Workplace Violence
 When to report possible Workplace
Violence
No

11. and violence.
Dealing with Threats and
Violence
Summary
35
Harassment and
Discrimination Employees
This course provides an
overview of Harassment &
Discrimination, classes legally
protected from harassment &
discrimination, Equal
Employment Opportunity
Commission regulations and
federal statutes concerning
harassment & discrimination in
the workplace, and how to
protect yourselves, your fellow
employees and your employer
from prohibited harassment &
discrimination.
45
min
Background
Company Expectations
and Requirements
Legally Protected Status
What Harassment is
Company’s Commitment
Company’s Policy
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Who is Legally Protected
 What improper Harassment and
Discrimination is
 Company’s Commitment and Policy
 Company’s Expectations and
Requirements
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Harassment and
Discrimination Managers
This course provides managers
with an overview of Harassment
& Discrimination, classes legally
protected from harassment &
discrimination, Equal
Employment Opportunity
Commission regulations,
important court cases, and
federal statutes concerning
harassment & discrimination in
the workplace, and how to
protect themselves, their fellow
employees and their employer
from prohibited harassment &
discrimination.
60
min
Background
Company Expectations
and Requirements
Legally Protected Status
Major Federal Laws
Other Laws
Prohibited Actions
What Harassment is
Company Liability for
Supervisors’ Actions
Company’s Commitment
Company’s Policy
Important Court Cases
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What improper Harassment and
Discrimination is
 Harassment & Discrimination Laws,
Cases and Regulations
 Company’s Commitment and Policy
 Company’s Expectations and
Requirements
 Proper handling of Employee issues to
prevent exposure
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Workplace
Hazardous Materials
Information System
(WHMIS)
This course provides an
overview of Canada’s hazard
communication standard,
Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System (WHMIS).
Key elements of the standard,
Labeling, Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDS) and Worker
Education are discussed.
30
min
Overview
WHMIS Key Elements
Hazard Symbols, Classes
and Divisions
Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDS)
WHMIS Glossary
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Canada’s hazard communication
standard, Workplace Hazardous
Materials Information System
(WHMIS)
 Key Elements of WHMIS -- Labeling,
MSDS and Worker Education
 WHMIS Hazard Symbols, Classes and
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
Divisions
Various sections of MSDS
How to safely handle hazardous
materials
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TrackMobile
Switching Safety
This course provides an
overview of safe use of a
TrackMobile to switch railcars.
Topics covered are pre-startup
checks, responsibilities of switch
crews, proper coupling,
switching and communication
techniques and general safety
measures.
30
min
Overview
Pre-Startup Checks
Switch Crews
Coupling, Switching and
Communication
Safety Measures
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Items to check prior to using a
TrackMobile
 Switch crews and their responsibilities
 Proper coupling, switching and
communication techniques
 Safety techniques to follow
Yes
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Self Contained
Breathing Apparatus
(SCBA)
This course provides an
overview of Self Contained
Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and
its importance during
emergencies and hazardous
atmospheres. Two types of
SCBA are discussed with safety
precautions and recommended
method for donning SCBA.
30
min
Overview
Hazardous Atmospheres
Types of SCBA Systems
Open Circuit Demand Unit
Closed Circuit Breathing
Unit
Safety Precautions
Recommended Method
for Donning
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Importance of Self Contained
Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) during
emergencies and hazardous
atmospheres
 Open and Closed Circuit SCBAs and
their components
 Safety precautions to follow when
using SCBA
 Recommended method for donning
SCBA
Yes
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DOT - Regulatory
Overview
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation requirements for
personnel managing hazardous
materials. The applicable
sections of the regulations and
important definitions are
provided. The nine steps
necessary for compliance with
the hazardous materials
regulations are discussed,
including an overview of the
Hazardous Materials Table, how
to properly classify a material,
and how to assign a proper
shipping name. In addition, the
90
min
Introduction
Definitions
Nine Transportation Steps
Hazardous Materials Table
Classification
Proper Shipping Names
Training
Other Requirements
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Regulations applicable to managing
hazardous materials
 How to use the Hazardous Materials
Table
 How to properly classify a hazardous
material
 How to assign a proper shipping name
 Training requirements for hazardous
materials management
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special requirements such as
security are discussed.
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DOT - Marking and
Labeling
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation marking and
labeling requirements for
personnel managing hazardous
materials. The general marking
requirements are identified, as
well as specific requirements for
non-bulk and bulk packages.
The special requirements
identified for non-bulk and bulk
packages are discussed, as well
as the additional requirements
for tanks and tank cars and
identification numbers. The
general labeling requirements
are identified, including
additional labeling requirements
specified in certain situations.
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Non-Bulk Packages
Bulk Packages
Special Requirements
Tanks and Tank Cars
Identification Numbers
General Labeling
Requirements
Additional Labeling
Requirements
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Properly identify the marking and
labeling requirements for a package
 Properly mark a package
 Properly label a package
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DOT - Packaging
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation packaging
requirements for personnel
managing hazardous materials.
The procedures for selecting a
package for a particular
hazardous material are
presented, as well as the
general requirements applicable
to all packages. The
requirements applicable to nonbulk and bulk packages are
discussed, and additional
packaging issues such as
overpacks are identified.
60
min
Introduction
Selecting a Package
General Requirements
Non-Bulk Packages
Bulk Packages
Additional Packaging
Issues
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to properly select a package for a
particular hazardous material
 General requirements applicable to all
packages
 Requirements for non-bulk and bulk
packages
No
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DOT - Placarding
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation placarding
60
min
Introduction
Placard Selection and
Exceptions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to properly select a placard for
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managing hazardous materials.
The steps necessary to properly
select a placard, including
placarding exceptions are
identified. In addition, how a
placard must be designed and
displayed is discussed, as well as
the placarding responsibilities
for both shippers and carriers.
Additional Exceptions
Design, Display, and
Visibility
Shipper Responsibilities
Carrier Responsibilities



any shipment of hazardous materials
Specific design and display
requirements for placards
Responsibilities of shippers related to
placards
Responsibilities of carriers related to
placards
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DOT - Shipments
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation shipping
requirements for personnel
managing hazardous materials.
The requirements for shipping
hazardous materials by highway,
air, rail, and vessel are
discussed.
60
min
Introduction
Highway Shipments
Air Shipments
Rail Shipments
Vessel Shipments
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Requirements for shipping hazardous
materials by highway
 Requirements for shipping hazardous
materials by air
 Requirements for shipping hazardous
materials by rail
 Requirements for shipping hazardous
materials by vessel
No
45
DOT - Shipping
Papers
This course provides an
overview of the Department of
Transportation shipping paper
requirements for personnel
managing hazardous materials.
The general requirements for
shipping papers and the
requirements for assigning basic
shipping descriptions are
provided. Additional
descriptions applicable to
proper shipping names are also
discussed. The emergency
response information required
on a shipping paper is provided
and the different types of
certifications on a shipping
paper are discussed. Finally, the
use of hazardous waste
manifests as shipping papers is
reviewed when shipping
hazardous wastes.
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Basic Descriptions
Additional Descriptions
Emergency Response
Information
Certifications
Hazardous Waste
Manifests
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 General requirements for shipping
papers for hazardous materials
 How to enter a basic shipping
description
 When additional descriptions are
needed in the shipping description
 How to enter the required emergency
response information on a shipping
paper
 When to use the appropriate
certification
 When to use a hazardous waste
manifest
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EPA - RCRA
Overview
This course provides an
overview of the hazardous
waste regulations, how to
classify solid and hazardous
wastes, and reviews the general
requirements for generators,
transporters, and treatment,
storage and disposal facilities
(TSDFs). It also discusses the
land disposal restriction
requirements applicable to
hazardous wastes.
90
min
Introduction
Solid Wastes
Hazardous Wastes
Generator Requirements
Transporter Requirements
TSDF Requirements
Land Disposal Restrictions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 History of RCRA
 How to properly identify and classify
solid and hazardous wastes
 Basic RCRA requirements applicable to
generators of hazardous wastes
 Basic RCRA requirements applicable to
persons who transport hazardous
wastes
 Basic RCRA requirements applicable to
persons who treat, store, and dispose
or hazardous wastes
 Basic RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions
No
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EPA – Generator
Container
Management
This course provides an
overview of the requirements
for generators who manage
hazardous wastes in containers.
The general regulatory
requirements are discussed, as
well as the identification and
definition of incompatible
materials, and the individual
requirements for marking,
labeling, and inspecting
containers. Finally the
requirements for the closure of
an area used to manage
containers are identified.
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Incompatible Materials
Subpart CC
Inspections
90-Day Generator
Requirements
Closure
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to identify containers that can be
used to manage hazardous wastes
 Proper management of containers
 How to properly inspect containers
 How to identify incompatible
materials
 Marking and labeling requirements for
containers
 How to properly close an area used to
manage containers
No
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EPA – Generator
Contingency Plan
This course provides an
overview of the preparedness
and prevention requirements
for generators who manage
hazardous wastes. The required
emergency equipment is
identified as well as the
operating procedures applicable
to emergencies. In addition, the
Contingency Plan and the
appropriate emergency
procedures are discussed.
60
min
Introduction
Preparedness and
Prevention
Contingency Plan
Emergency Procedures
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Regulatory requirements for
preparedness and prevention for
emergencies such as spills, fires, and
releases
 Emergency equipment that must be
present at the facility, including alarms
 Specific operational requirements for
emergencies when managing
hazardous wastes
 Facility Contingency Plan and its
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
contents, including evacuation routes
Implementation of the Contingency
Plan
Emergency procedures that must be
employed if there is a fire, explosion,
or release
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EPA - Generator
Tank Management
This course provides an
overview of the requirements
for generators who manage
hazardous wastes in tanks. The
general regulatory requirements
are discussed, as well as an
overview of the operating
requirements for tank systems.
The identification and definition
of incompatible materials is
reviewed, and the individual
requirements for marking,
monitoring, inspecting, and
closure of a tank system are
identified.
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Operating Requirements
Incompatible Materials
Subparts BB and CC
Inspections
90-Day Generator
Requirements
Closure
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Applicable equipment associated with
a tank system
 Proper installation and management
of a tank system
 Secondary containment requirements
for a tank system
 How to properly operate, inspect, and
monitor a tank system
 How to identify incompatible
materials
 Marking requirements for tank
systems
 How to properly close a tank system
No
50
EPA - Generator
Inspections
This course provides an
overview of the inspection
requirements for facilities that
manage hazardous wastes. The
general inspection program
requirements are identified, as
well as the specific inspection
requirements for emergency
equipment, tanks, and
containers. The appropriate
remedial actions are discussed
and the recordkeeping
requirements associated with
inspections are identified.
60
min
Introduction
Facility Inspection
Program
Emergency Equipment
Inspections
Generator Requirements
Container Inspections
Tank Inspections
Remedial Actions
Recordkeeping
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Why inspections are required
 How to develop a written inspection
program
 Inspection requirements for
emergency equipment, tanks, and
containers
 How to implement corrective actions
in response to issues identified during
inspections
 Recordkeeping requirements
associated with inspections
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EPA - Generator
Subpart BB
This course provides an
overview of the Subpart BB
regulations (which regulates
organic emissions from specific
equipment at hazardous waste
management facilities) and
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Inspections and
Monitoring
Specific Equipment
Requirements
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What equipment is regulated under
Subpart BB
 How to properly identify wastes
regulated by Subpart BB
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identify materials subject to the
regulations. The specific
requirements for different types
of equipment are identified as
well as the inspection and
monitoring requirements for
this equipment. The
recordkeeping requirements for
all Subpart BB regulated
activities are also discussed.
Delay of Repair
Recordkeeping



Regulatory requirements applicable to
specific equipment types
Inspections and monitoring required
for Subpart BB regulated equipment
Recordkeeping associated with
Subpart BB
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EPA - Generator
Subpart CC
This course provides an
overview of the Subpart CC
regulations (which regulates
organic emissions from specific
equipment at hazardous waste
management facilities) and
discusses how to properly
identify materials subject to the
regulations. The specific
requirements for containers,
tanks, and control devices are
identified as well as the
inspection and monitoring
requirements for this
equipment. The recordkeeping
requirements for all Subpart CC
regulated activities are also
discussed.
60
min
Introduction
General Requirements
Containers
Tanks
Control Devices
Inspections and
Monitoring
Recordkeeping
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What equipment is regulated under
Subpart CC
 How to properly identify wastes
regulated by Subpart CC
 Regulatory requirements applicable to
containers, tanks, and control devices
 Inspections and monitoring required
for Subpart CC regulated equipment
 Recordkeeping associated with
Subpart CC
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HAZWOPER
Awareness Level 1
This course provides an
overview of OSHA and EPA joint
standard on Hazardous Waste
Operations and Emergency
Response (HAZWOPER) with
emphasis on training
requirements for Awareness
(Level 1) of this standard. The
module also provides basic
understanding of hazardous
materials, how to recognize
them and how to respond to
emergencies arising out of their
30
min
Overview
Training
Hazardous Materials
Emergency Response Plan
MSDS
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Purpose of HAZWOPER Standard and
its Levels
 Training requirements of HAZWOPER
Awareness Level 1
 What are hazardous materials and
how to recognize them
 Emergency Response Plan and how to
use it
 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
and its benefits
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Job Site Safety
This course provides an
overview of Safety Hazards at
typical industrial Job Site. The
module outlines method to
analyze Job Site Safety and how
to protect from hazards.
Common Job Site hazards such
as Slips/Trips/Falls, Lifting,
Burns, Conveying Systems,
Lockout/Tagout, Hot/Cold
Weather hazards, Unprotected
Hoses and Perimeters, Power
Tools, Falling Objects, Exposure
to Chemicals, Confined Spaces,
Ladders, Scaffolds, and
Platforms are discussed. Proven
methods to protect from these
hazards is also discussed.
30
min
Overview
Protecting Yourself
Analyze Job Site Safety
Common Job Site Hazards
Summary
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to identify and avoid common
Job Site Hazards
 How to analyze Job Site prior to
beginning work
 How to protect yourself from common
Job Site Hazards
 Specific analysis of hazardous
situations involving Slips/Trips/Falls,
Lifting, Burns, Conveying Systems,
Lockout/Tagout, Hot/Cold Weather
hazards, Unprotected Hoses and
Perimeters, Power Tools, Falling
Objects, Exposure to Chemicals,
Confined Spaces, Ladders, Scaffolds,
and Platforms
Yes
55
Centrifugal Pumps
This course provides an
overview of Centrifugal Pumps,
one of the most commonly used
pumps in industry to move
liquids. The module
concentrates on single-stage
electrically driven centrifugal
pumps. It covers basic design
and operation, key components
and five main centrifugal pump
functions -- Driving, Pumping,
Lubricating, Cooling and Seal
Flushing.
30
min
Overview
Installation
Driving and Pumping
Lubricating and Cooling
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Basic Design and Operation of
Centrifugal Pump
 Components of Centrifugal Pump
 Five Functions of Centrifugal Pump Driving, Pumping, Lubricating, Cooling
and Seal Flushing
 Details and Equipment involved in
each function
Yes
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Field Hazard
Recognition Module 1
This course provides an
overview of field hazards at
industrial work locations that
workers can be exposed to. This
two module course covers
hazard recognition, protection
from hazards and good safety
practices that help avoid
accidents. This first module
30
min
Overview
After completion of this module, you should
Good Housekeeping
be able to understand:
Hazard Recognition
 Importance of Good Housekeeping in
Protection against Hazards
reducing work area Hazards
Slips, Trips and Falls
 How to recognize Hazards
Good Safety Practices
 Protection against Hazards
Conclusion
 Slips, Trips and Falls
 Good Safety Practices
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housekeeping practices and
protection from slips, trips and
falls.
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Field Hazard
Recognition Module 2
This course provides an
overview of field hazards at
industrial work locations that
workers can be exposed to. This
two module course covers
hazard recognition, protection
from hazards and good safety
practices that help avoid
accidents. This second module
emphasizes on accident
prevention signs and tags,
material handling hazards and
work area checklists to help
identify and eliminate hazards.
30
min
Overview
Signs & Tags
Material Handling Hazards
Work Area Checklist
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Field hazards and the common causes
of serious accidents
 Colors, shapes, wording, and meaning
of accident prevention signs and tags
required by OSHA
 Material handling hazards
 How to identify hazards
 Work Area Checklists to help you
identify and eliminate hazards
No
58
Drawings: P&ID and
PFD
This course provides an
overview of drawings used in
process industries, Piping and
Instrument Diagrams (P&IDs)
and Process Flow Diagrams
(PFD). The course covers
drawing conventions, symbols
used and significant differences
between these drawings. The
course provides enough
information for employees in
these industries to be able to
read and understand these
drawings.
30
min
Overview
P&IDs
Valve Symbols
Piping Symbols
Miscellaneous Symbols
Process Flow Diagrams
Title Block
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams
(P&IDs) and Process Flow Diagrams
(PFD)
 Differences between two types of
drawings
 Typical Drawing conventions
 Symbols used for illustrating Piping,
Valves, Equipment and Instruments
 Importance of reading and
understanding each drawing
Yes
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Employee Rights of
Access to Exposure
and Medical Records
This course provides an
overview of OSHA standard on
Employees Rights of Access to
Exposure and Medical Records.
The module covers the scope of
the standard, key definitions
such as types of records that
constitute medical and exposure
records, records retention
30
min
Overview
Scope and Definitions
Records Retention
Rights of Access
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Requirements of the OSHA standard
on Employees Rights of Access to
Exposure and Medical Records
 Definitions of key terms: Type of
access, Employee and Designated
Representative, Written consent,
Exposure Records, and Medical
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rights of access.


Records
Employer’s responsibility for Records
Retention
Employee's Rights of Access
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Sexual Harassment
Prevention
This module provides an
overview of Sexual Harassment
prevention at your workplace. It
explains what is and is not
Sexual Harassment, how law
defines Sexual Harassment, how
you can deal with it and how to
prevent it from happening at
your workplace.
30
min
Overview
Law
Awareness
Scenarios
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What constitutes Sexual Harassment
 What is Sexual Harassment in the eyes
of the law
 How you can help prevent sexual
harassment from occurring at your
workplace
 Procedure for dealing with sexual
harassment at your workplace
No
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Basic Corrosion
This course provides an
overview of corrosion that
causes failure of industrial
equipment. It explains basic
corrosion concepts such as
corrosion cell and how it causes
corrosion, types of corrosion
such as Galvanic Corrosion and
Oxygen Corrosion, and how to
detect and prevent corrosion.
30
min
Basic Corrosion Concepts
Galvanic Corrosion
Oxygen Corrosion
Hydrogen Sulfide
Corrosion
Erosion Corrosion
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What causes corrosion
 Corrosion cell components – Anode,
Cathode, Electrolyte and Conductor
 Types of corrosion such as Galvanic
Corrosion, Oxygen Corrosion,
Hydrogen Sulfide Corrosion and
Erosion Corrosion
 What causes different types of
Corrosion, how to detect and prevent
these from occurring
No
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Welding, Cutting and
Brazing Safety
This module provides an
overview of hazards associated
with commonly used industrial
task of welding, cutting and
brazing and protection from
these hazards. Personal
protective equipment and other
miscellaneous safety
precautions are discussed.
30
min
Introduction
Definitions
Welding Hazards
Personal Protective
Equipment
Miscellaneous Precautions
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is Welding, Cutting and Brazing
 Common types of welding processes
 Common welding hazards such as
Radiant Energy, Temperature
Extremes, Fumes and Gases, Noise,
Sparks and Slag, Electrical Shock,
Chemicals, Fires, Explosions,
Housekeeping and Musculoskeletal
Injuries
 Proper Personal Protective Equipment
 Other miscellaneous safety
precautions such as exposure
monitoring, medical monitoring,
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Industrial
Hygiene***
This module provides an
overview of Industrial hygiene
as it relates to workplace
hazards. Basic elements of an
effective Industrial hygiene
program such as health hazard
evaluation, recognition, control,
and employee education are
covered. Emphasis is placed on
recognition, evaluation, and
control of factors that reduce or
eliminate potentially harmful
workplace exposures.
45
min
Introduction
Management
commitment
Basic Elements
Health hazard recognition
Health hazard evaluation
Chemical hazards
Physical hazards
Biological hazards
Health hazard control
Employee education and
training
Program audit and review
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Industrial hygiene (IH) as it relates to
workplace health hazards
 Primary focus of industrial hygiene
 Basic Elements of Industrial hygiene –
Health hazard recognition, evaluation,
control, employee education and
audits
 How sound industrial hygiene program
can help anticipate, recognize,
evaluate, and control of factors in an
occupational environment that can
lead to illness, impaired health or
discomfort
No
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JLG Lifts
This module provides an
overview of proper procedures
for operation of JLG Lifts with
emphasis on safety.
Responsibilities of
manufacturer, dealer, owner,
and operators with regards to
safe operation of JLG Lifts,
hazards encountered during
operation and how to avoid
them, and pre-operation
inspection items are discussed.
30
min
Overview
Manufacturer
Responsibility
Dealer Responsibility
Owner Responsibility
Operator Responsibility
Electrocution Hazards
Tip Over Hazards
Miscellaneous Hazards
Pre-Operation Inspection
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Proper procedures for safe operation
of JLG Lifts
 Responsibilities of the manufacturer,
dealer, owner and operators with
regards to safe operation of JLG Lifts
 Hazards involved in the operation of
JLG Lifts and how to avoid them
 Pre-operations inspections that must
be performed for safe operation
No
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Zero Energy Program
This course provides an
overview of OSHA regulation on
Control of Hazardous Energy
during servicing and
maintenance of equipment in an
industrial environment. The
course explains how a properly
established Zero Energy
program using locks, tags,
procedures and defined
responsibilities can help control
all forms of potentially
hazardous energy during
30
min
Introduction
Scope of Zero Energy
Program
Locks
Tags
Zero Energy Survey
Servicing and
Maintenance
When work is complete
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is hazardous energy
 How Zero Energy program can help
control all forms of hazardous energy
 Use of standardized color-coded locks
to control energy
 Use of tags and their limitations
 How to create job or equipment
specific energy control procedure
using Zero Energy survey
 Proper steps to follow prior to, during
and after servicing and maintenance
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activities.
of equipment under this program
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Trucks and Towing
This module provides general
information and tips that can
help you make safe decisions
when purchasing and driving a
tow vehicle. Topics such as
selecting a tow vehicle,
connecting trailer to your tow
vehicle, loading and weight
distribution, maintenance, predeparture check list and driving
safety tips are covered. The
module also provides an
overview of safe driving of a
Light Duty Truck or Sports Utility
Vehicle (SUV).
45
min
Part I : Light Duty Truck
Safety
Mirrors and Visibility
Tires
Winter Driving
Part II : Trailers and
Towing
Selecting a Tow Vehicle
Hitching Systems
Wiring Systems
Braking Systems
Loading and Weight
Distribution
Choosing the proper hitch
Measuring the Weight of a
Trailer
Maintenance
Pre-Departure Safety
Checklist
Safety Tips for Driving
with a Trailer
Conclusions
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Safe driving of a Light Duty Truck or
Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV)
 Different handling characteristics of
Light Duty Truck such as visibility, tires
and winter driving
 General information and tips that can
help you make safe decisions when
purchasing and driving a tow vehicle
 Trailer hitching, wiring and braking
 Loading and weight distribution
 Maintenance, pre-departure check list
and driving safety tips
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Properties and
Hazards of Hydrogen
Sulfide (H2S)
This module provides an
overview of working safely with
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S). Topics
covered are H2S formation
chemistry and physical
properties, personal protective
equipment for H2S, precautions
to take when working with H2S,
and rescue and first aid
including artificial respiration
and CPR.
30
min
Formation of H2S
Properties of hydrogen
sulfide (H2S)
H2S Protective Measures
Precautions to follow
when working with H2S
Rescue and First Aid
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 How to work safely with hydrogen
sulfide (H2S)
 How hydrogen sulfide forms and some
important properties such as:
flammability, toxicity, odor thresholds
and vapor density
 Personal protective equipment such as
respirators, rescue packs and gas
monitors
 Precautions to take to ensure your
safety when entering an area which
may contain H2S vapors
 Rescue and first aid as it applies to
H2S exposure
 How to revive victims of H2S
inhalation using artificial respiration
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ISO 9001: 2000
Standards
This module provides an
overview of new ISO 9000
quality standard, ISO 9001:2000.
The module provides a
background on ISO 9000
standards, their importance,
their popularity, application in
various organizations, and how
they have evolved into the
newer, more efficient standard.
The module discusses five
primary sections of the standard
and how you can structure your
organization, procedures and
quality management system to
meet its requirements.
45
min
Introduction
ISO 9001:2000 Structure
New Emphasis
Quality Management
System
Management
Responsibility
Resource Management
Product Realization
Measurement Analysis &
Improvement
Closing tips
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What are ISO 9000 quality standards,
their purpose, importance and
application
 How is new standard different from
original ISO standards
 ISO 9001:2000 standard’s key
requirements that your quality
management system must meet
 New standard’s process approach to
quality management using
methodology “Plan-Do-Check-Act”
(PDCA)
 Five primary sections of the new ISO
9001:2000 standard (Quality
Management System, Management
Responsibility, Resource
Management, Product Realization,
Measurement, Analysis and
Improvement) and their individual
requirements
 How must you structure your
organization, resources, policies,
procedures and documentation to
meet requirements of each primary
section
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NORM (Naturally
Occurring
Radioactive
Materials)
Awareness
This module provides an
overview of Naturally Occurring
Radioactive Material (NORM)
and their hazards. The module
covers NORM in industrial
environment, types of radiation,
their hazards and
measurements, health effects of
radiation, risks involved and
ways to minimize these risks,
and safe practices to follow
when working with NORM.
30
min
Introduction
Radiation
Radiation Measurement
Contamination vs.
Radiation
Health Effects
Radiation Risks
The "ALARA" Concept
Working with NORM
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is NORM or Naturally Occurring
Radioactive Material
 What is Radiation
 Types of Radiation, their properties
and hazards
 How Radiation is measured
 Amount of Radiation that is safe and
hence not regulated
 Health effects of Radiation and other
risks
 How to keep Radiation as low as
reasonable possible
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Practices to follow when working with
NORM
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Product Stewardship
Overview
This module provides an
overview of Product
Stewardship, a key code of
management practice of the
Responsible Care® program. The
module explains how a sound
Product Stewardship program
can ensure that health, safety,
and environmental protection
are integral parts of product
design, manufacture, sale,
distribution, use, recycling, and
disposal.
30
min
Overview
What is Product
Stewardship?
Responsible Care
Scope of Product
Stewardship
Elements of Product
Stewardship
Product Life Cycle
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 What is Product Stewardship
 What is Responsible Care, its guiding
principles and codes
 Requirements of a Product
Stewardship program
 Key areas to be addressed in a Product
Stewardship program - Management
Leadership and Commitment, Product
Information and Characterization, and
Risk Management
 Typical product life cycle and Product
Stewardship issues
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Back Safety
This course provides an
overview of back safety and
proper lifting procedures. It is
useful whether you are at work
or home. Topics discussed are
why back injuries occur, the
spine, types of injuries that
occur, the forces involved,
contributing factors, common
causes of back injuries, how to
prevent back injuries, using
proper lifting procedures, how
to lift safely and body
management.
30
min
Introduction
Why Back Injuries Occur
Spine
Types of Injuries that
Occur
Forces Involved
Contributing Factors
Common Causes of Back
Injuries
How to Prevent Back
Injuries
Using Proper Lifting
Procedures
How to Lift Safely
Body Management
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Anatomy of a Back Injury
 Identifying common risk factors of
your own work place
 Recognize your own posture &
position and correct as needed
 Problem-solving how to reduce risk
factors for specific job tasks
 Performing appropriate exercises that
are job specific
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Machine Guarding
This course provides an
overview of the safety role of
machine guards with
descriptions of machine parts
that can cause injury, the
hazards presented by these
parts and the OSHA
requirements for guarding to
prevent these injuries. Some
30
min
Introduction
Machine Components
General Requirements
Hazards
Cutting, Punching,
Shearing, Bending
Requirements for
Safeguards
Training
At the end of this Machinery and Machine
Guarding module, you should be able to:
 Identify hazards associated in working
with and around machinery and the
guards used to protect the operator
 Identify hazards and machine guards
for various types of specialized
machinery.
 Understand good maintenance and
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25. other areas covered are: ideas
for hands-on training for
workers, details on guard
construction, and
recommendations for
machinery maintenance and
repair.
Miscellaneous Aids
Guard Construction
Types of Feeding and
Ejection Methods
Machinery Maintenance
and Repair
Guards
Conclusion
repair procedures that contribute
significantly to the safety of the
maintenance crew as well as that of
machine operators.
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Safety Orientation
This course provides an
overview of the various
elements of safety orientation,
stressing the importance of
simply “knowing your area”.
Other areas covered are: what
to do in case of a fire or
chemical spill, fire extinguisher
operation, safety around
radiation sources, personal
protective equipment and good
work practices.
30
min
Know Your Area
Chemicals
Radiation Safety
Fire Safety
Personal Protective
Equipment
Good Work Practices
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Describe good housekeeping practices
that promote workplace safety.
 Describe safety concerns associated
with the proper use of tools, ladders,
and energy sources.
 Describe the types of information that
can be obtained from Material Safety
Data Sheets.
 Describe warning signs and labels that
may be used to communicate
information about hazards in a
workplace.
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Lead Awareness
This course provides an
overview of lead awareness.
Some topics discussed are: a
description of lead, where you
find it, the health hazards
associated with lead, how to
protect yourself from these
hazards, and what to do if you
are exposed to lead in the
workplace.
30
min
Overview
Health Hazards
Protecting Yourself
More Information
Conclusion
After reading this module, you will be able to:
 Identify health problems associated
with overexposure to lead
 Indicate how lead is typically absorbed
into the body
 Select controls used to prevent
absorbing lead into the body
 Indicate that you should contact
Health Services if you believe you have
been overexposed to lead
 Identify that there is an OSHA
regulation and appendices that
specifically address lead in the
workplace
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Eye and Face
Protection
This module provides an
overview of eye hazards in the
workplace and how to prevent
them. OSHA requirements,
personal protective equipment
30
min
Introduction
OSHA Requirements
Hazards Requiring Eye and
Face Protection
Conclusion
After completion of this course, you should be
able to understand:
 Common causes of Eye Injury
 Proper Eye Protection for the Job
Hazard
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precautions are discussed.


Proper selection of Eye Protection
How to prevent eye injuries on the job
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Steel Erection
Standards
Steel erection presents many
hazards to the employees on the
worksite, a number of which are
unique to steel erection.
Because of the inherent hazards,
steel erection is heavily
regulated by OSHA. These
hazards, their prevention and
related OSHA standards are
discussed in this module.
45
min
Overview
Causes of Steel Erection
Accidents
Precautions
General Requirements
Hazards
New Standard
Key Provisions of the
Standard
Conclusion
After completion of this course, you should be
able to understand:
 Hoisting and rigging
 Structural steel assembly
 Falling object protection
 Steel erection safety
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Trenching and
Excavation
The purpose of this module is to
provide the learner with an
overview of the key safety issues
related to trenching and
excavation.
30
min
Overview
Structural
Implementations
Precautions
Protection
Equipment
Inspections
Conclusion
After completion of this course, you should be
able to understand:
 Structural Implementation
 Safety precautions when Trenching or
Excavating
 Necessary protection needed for
Trenching and Excavating
 Types of equipment used
 How and when inspections are needed
No
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Cyber Security
Awareness
After completing this module
the learner will understand that
cyber security is about
protecting their company’s
computers and other digital
information assets from security
threats such as viruses, hackers,
etc.
30
min
Introduction
Protecting You from Cyber
Threats
Reduce Your Exposure to
Cyber Threats
Conclusion
After completion of this course, you will
understand how to:
 Identify and report potential cyber
threats
 Protect yourself from cyber threats
 Reduce your exposure to cyber threats
 Choose strong passwords
 Encrypt email
No
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Chemical Plant
Evacuation
Emergencies, both inside and
outside your facility, may
require evacuations to protect
your personnel. This course will
emphasize to the worker the
importance of good evacuation
plans that address issues of
alarms, exits, assembly areas,
and accounting for all persons at
the plant.
30
min
Introduction
Communications
Outside Assembly Areas
Training
Conclusion
Upon completion of this course, you will
understand:
 What to do in the event of an
emergency
 Events that may require evacuation
 How to develop good communication
within your facility
 Where to assemble during an
evacuation
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Homeland Security
This module provides an
overview of the Homeland
Security Threat Conditions and
the precautions that need to be
taken during each level. Also
discussed are specific potential
terrorist threats, including what
to do before, during and after
attacks.
30
min
Introduction
Threat Conditions and
Protective Measures
Specific Terrorist Threats
Evacuation Plans
Conclusion
Upon completing this course you will know:
 Threat conditions and protective
measures
 How to identify specific terrorist
threats
 What to do if there is a nuclear blast
 Definition of a radiation threat or
"dirty bomb"
 What items are needed for supply
checklists
 Evacuation plans for your area
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Below Grade Safety
There are some specific
measures that can help reduce
the risks associated with below
grade construction. This module
provides an overview of
conditions, risks, and safety
measures to consider in
construction excavations.
30
min
Objectives
Definitions and Conditions
Hazards
Safety Measures
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
understand
 Types of below grade construction,
hazards faced in such a workplace,
and safety measures to use when
working below grade.
 Definitions and conditions
 Hazards
 Safety measures
No
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Methylene Chloride
Methylene chloride is a
dangerous chemical that
exposes workers to the risk of
cancer and other health
problems. This module provides
workers with information on the
properties, health hazards,
OSHA regulations, and
suggestions for safety measures
to use with this chemical.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Health Hazards
OSHA Regulations
Safe Handling
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
understand:
 Methylene Chloride and its properties
 Health hazards posed by Methylene
Chloride
 OSHA regulations regarding working
with Methylene Chloride
 Safe handling of Methylene Chloride
No
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Laser Safety
Laser use is increasing, and
lasers can be found in every
industry. This module will
provide workers with an
overview of laser use and
classification. Since there is little
regulation of laser products, it is
also important for the worker to
be aware of potential hazards
and safety measures to use.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Regulation
Classification
Hazards
Safety Measures
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to understand:
 Lasers - definition and use
 Regulation of lasers
 Classification of lasers
 Hazards of the laser beam
 Safety measures for the use of lasers
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Heat Stress
Awareness
The best defense against heatrelated illness is prevention. This
module will explain some of the
health problems arising from
exposure to extreme heat and
provide some guidance on
preventing heat stress.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Heat Stress Disorders
Preventing Heat Stress
Conclusion
After completion of this training module, you
should be familiar with:
 Background and general conditions of
heat stress
 Heat stress disorders
 Tactics for preventing heat stress
No
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Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide poisoning is a
silent risk that can be present in
the workplace and in the home.
This module will make workers
more aware of the risks of
carbon monoxide, describe
symptoms of exposure, and give
suggestions for safety measures
to use to prevent carbon
monoxide poisoning.
30
min
Objectives
What is carbon
monoxide?
How does carbon
monoxide affect you?
Prevention and care
Conclusion
Upon completion of this module, you will
understand:
 Characteristics of carbon monoxide
 Identify the health consequences of
exposure to CO
 Identify the symptoms of exposure to
CO
 Ways to prevent your exposure to CO
No
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Cold Stress
Awareness
Working in very cold conditions
may pose special hazards to
safety and health. This module
will explain some of the health
problems arising from exposure
to a cold environment and
provide some guidance on
preventing cold stress.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Cold Stress Disorders
Preventive Measures
Conclusion
Working in very cold conditions may pose
special hazards to safety and health. After
completion of this training module, you should
be familiar with:
 Background and general conditions of
cold stress
 Symptoms and treatment of cold
stress disorders
 Preventive measures for reducing cold
stress
No
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Ethylene Oxide
Ethylene oxide is a dangerous
chemical that exposes workers
to the risk of cancer and other
health problems. This module
provides workers with
information on the properties,
health hazards, OSHA
regulations, and suggestions for
safety measures to use with this
chemical.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Health Hazards
OSHA Regulations
Safe Handling
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
understand:
 Ethylene oxide and its properties
 Health hazards posed by ethylene
oxide
 OSHA regulations regarding working
with ethylene oxide
 Safe handling of ethylene oxide
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Benzene
Benzene is a dangerous
chemical that exposes workers
to the risk of cancer and other
30
min
Objectives
Background
Health Hazards
After completion of this module, you should
understand:
 Benzene and its properties
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provides workers with
information on the properties,
health hazards, OSHA
regulations, and suggestions for
safety measures to use with this
chemical.
OSHA Regulations
Safe Handling
Conclusion



Health hazards posed by benzene
OSHA regulations regarding working
with benzene
Safe handling of benzene
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Latex Allergy
Even though it is generally not
life threatening, latex allergy is a
growing problem for health care
workers and others. This module
provides workers with
information on the causes and
symptoms of latex allergy along
with preventive measures to
pursue when using latex
products.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Reaction and Treatment
Prevention
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be more aware of:
 Growing incidence of latex allergy
 Symptoms and treatment for latex
allergy
 Prevention of latex allergy
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Styrene
Styrene is a dangerous chemical
that exposes workers to health
problems, especially relating to
the central nervous system.
Some agencies believe that
styrene is potentially
carcinogenic. This module
provides workers with
information on the properties,
health hazards, and suggestions
for safety measures to use with
this chemical.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Health Hazards
Safe Handling
Conclusion
Although styrene is not classified as definitely
carcinogenic at this time, this chemical can be
hazardous to your health. After completing
this training module, you should understand:
 Styrene and its properties
 Health hazards posed by styrene
 Safe handling of styrene
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Computer
Workstations
The factors and advice
presented in this module apply
not only to computer
workstations on the job, but
also are relevant for computers
in the home. An appropriate
workstation set-up will help
workers avoid fatigue, stress,
and potential medical problems.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Body Position
Station Components
Other Important Factors
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
be able to:
 Recognize and practice good body
position at a computer workstation
 Understand the basic components of a
computer workstation and their
effects on your productivity and
health
 Recognize other workplace factors
that can affect your productivity and
health at a computer workstation
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Chemical Reactivity
Hazards
All chemicals react. Workers
must separate safe reactions
that produce useful products
from reactive material hazards.
This module describes some
information sources, causes,
and hazards relating to chemical
reactions.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Safety Resources
Hazards
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
know more about:
 Nature and importance of chemical
reactivity hazards
 Safety information resources relating
to chemical reactivity
 Hazards that result from chemical
reactions
 Some causes of undesirable chemical
reactions
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Diesel Exhaust
Diesel exhaust is an enormous
problem with dangerous health
consequences for workers and
the general public. This module
emphasizes the need for
management and workers to
develop safe practices to help
reduce these hazardous
emissions.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Emissions
Effects
Controls
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
know more about:
 Emission of chemicals and gases from
diesel exhaust
 Health problems resulting from diesel
exhaust
 Workplace practices to control diesel
exhaust
No
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Indoor Air Quality
The quality of the air in the
workplace will affect the
worker’s production and health.
It is often difficult to assess the
causes of poor indoor air
quality, and management is
often slow to recognize the
effects of problem air on the
workers. This module should
increase the worker’s awareness
of the issues surrounding indoor
air quality.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Hazards and Effects
Responses
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should:
 Be more concerned with the quality of
the air in your workplace
 Know some of the causes of poor
indoor air quality
 Recognize ways that poor indoor air
quality can affect the workers
 Learn some ways to improve the
quality of the air in the workplace
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95
Ammonia
Refrigeration
Hazards
The hazards associated with the
operation and maintenance of
ammonia refrigeration systems
can be reduced if workers are
trained and follow strict safety
procedures. This module
emphasizes the need for good
work practices when handling
ammonia.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Exposure
Safety Measures Receiving
Safety Measures - Storage
Safety Measures - Hoses
Safety Measures - Other
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
know more about:
 Nature of anhydrous ammonia
 Safety standards regulated by OSHA
that relate to ammonia
 Hazards of exposure to ammonia
 Some specific safety measures to use
for loading, unloading, and storing
ammonia
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Silica - Hazards of
Silica dust can be a health
problem for many workers,
especially in the construction
trades. In this module, the
worker will learn how the major
hazard of silicosis can be
prevented with appropriate
work practices and regular
medical examinations.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Health Effects
Controls
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
know more about:
 Nature of silica
 Health hazards from silica dust
 Controls to use to prevent workers
from developing silicosis
No
97
Sprains and Strains
Sprains and strains are the
number one cause of lost work
time due to illness or injury in
the U.S. Sprains and strains can
be reduced through the use of
ergonomics and good work
practices.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Statistics
Sprains and Strains
Prevention
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
know more about:
 Relationship between ergonomics and
musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
 Incidence of sprains and strains in
national workplace injury statistics
 Causes, symptoms, and treatment of
sprains and strains
 Methods of preventing sprains and
strains in the workplace
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98
Fire Safety
All businesses should have fire
safety as a top priority. Good
planning for fire emergencies
includes fire prevention
programs, fire-fighting training
for employees, and specific
evacuation plans. This module
reinforces these ideas.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Planning for Fires
Flight or Fight
Fire Extinguishers
Fire Exits
Conclusion
After completing the Fire Safety training
module, workers should have a basic
understanding of:
 OSHA regulations regarding fire safety
in the workplace
 Need for fire prevention and
emergency action plans
 Use of fire extinguishers
 Construction of fire exits
 Decision making process in
determining whether to fight a fire or
to flee a fire
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Security Threats: An
Overview
No place can be considered
completely safe when
considering the potential threats
posed by disgruntled or
senseless individuals or the
more organized and systematic
threats posed by fanatical
political and extremist groups.
This module outlines some basic
precautions regarding the most
30
min
Objectives
Preparing for Terrorism
Preparing for Cyber
attacks
Suspicious Parcels or
Letters
Bomb Threats
Explosions
Chemical and Biological
Weapons
The purpose of this training module is to give
you an overview of potential security threats
and possible responses to those dangers.
After completing this module, you should
know more about:
 Preparing for terrorism
 Protection against cyber attacks
 Preparing for a building explosion
 Bomb threats
 Suspicious parcels and letters
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Conclusion

Chemical and biological weapons
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Avian Flu
Precautions
An avian flu pandemic is a
relatively new threat to the
health and security of workers
around the world. It is extremely
important that workers be
informed about hazards and
precautions relating to this
disease as there is no specific
treatment at this time, and the
mortality rate can be extremely
high.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Prevention
Conclusion
The purpose of this training module is to give
you an overview of the avian flu virus and
possible responses to this potential health
threat. After completing this module, you
should:
 Be more aware of the potential threat
from the avian flu virus
 Learn some precautions to help
prevent or contain exposure to the
avian flu virus
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Butadiene
Butadiene is a dangerous
chemical that exposes workers
to health problems, especially
the potential for developing
cancer. This module provides
workers with information on the
properties, health hazards,
OSHA standards, and
suggestions for safety
precautions to use with this
chemical.
30
min
Objectives
Health Hazards
Regulations
Safety Precautions
Conclusion
After completion of this module, you should
understand:
 Butadiene and its properties
 Health hazards posed by butadiene
 OSHA and other regulations regarding
working with butadiene
 Safety precautions for working with
butadiene
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OSHA Ten Flammable and
Combustible Liquids
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will learn
about identification, hazard
avoidance, and control of
flammable and combustible
liquids.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Avoiding Danger
Storage Fundamentals
Transferring
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
Identification of flammable and combustible
liquids.
 Avoiding hazards around flammable
and combustible liquids
 Control of flammable and combustible
liquids
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will learn
about the major elements and
effectiveness of safety and
health programs in the
workplace.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Management and
Employees
Worksite Analysis
Hazard Prevention and
Control
Training
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
 Effectiveness of safety and health
programs
 Major elements of a successful safety
and health program
 Importance of a worksite analysis
Yes
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
103
OSHA Ten - Safety
and Health Programs
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)

33. Conclusion
104
OSHA Ten Introduction to
OSHA
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
105
OSHA Ten - Walking
and Working
Surfaces
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
106
OSHA Ten - Fire
Protection
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
107
OSHA Ten Bloodborne
Pathogens
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the Occupational
Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) including
its purpose, requirements, and
inspections.
30
min
Objectives
Overview
Requirements
Rights and Responsibilities
Inspections
Assistance
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
 Purpose of the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration (OSHA)
 Requirements of the OSH Act
 Rights and responsibilities of
employers and workers
 OSHA inspection process
 Resources to assist you in meeting
OSHA standards
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the OSHA
standards relating to aisles and
passageways, floor and wall
openings, stairways, ladders,
and scaffolds.
30
min
Objectives
General Requirements
Openings
Stairs and Ladders
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about
OSHA standards and safety tips relating to:
 Aisles and passageways
 Floor and wall openings
 Stairways, ladders, and scaffolds
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the OSHA
standards relating to fire exit
routes, emergency and fire
protection plans, and fire
extinguishers.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Exits
Plans
Fire Extinguishers
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about
OSHA standards relating to:
 Basic requirements for fire exit routes
 Basic requirements for fire and
emergency plans
 Basic requirements for fire
extinguishers
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the OSHA
standards relating to the
hazards of exposure to
bloodborne pathogens and
precautions to take to ensure
the worker's safety.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Exposure Controls
More Requirements
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
 Need for standards and training
relating to bloodborne pathogens
 Basic requirements in the OSHA
standard for bloodborne pathogens
 Ways to control exposure to
bloodborne pathogens
Yes

34. 108
OSHA Ten - Hazard
Communication
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
109
OSHA Ten - Electrical
Hazards
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
110
OSHA Ten - Machine
Guarding
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
111
OSHA Ten - Personal
Protective
Equipment
(Also available as an
animated SCORM
course)
112
Lab Safety Overview
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the OSHA
standards relating to the
requirements for hazard
communication for those
workers exposed to hazardous
materials.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Requirements
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about the
OSHA requirements for:
 A hazard communication program
 Creation and dissemination of MSDSs
 Labeling of hazardous materials
 Training of employees who may be
exposed to hazardous materials
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of the causes of
electrical shock, the hazards of
working with electricity, and
protective measures that are
basic requirements in the OSHA
standards.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Electrical Shock
Hazards
Protective Measures
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
 Need for standards and training
relating to electrical hazards
 Basic requirements in the OSHA
standard for electrical hazards
 Ways to control exposure to electrical
hazards
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of specific examples
of types of machine guards and
the basic OSHA requirements for
machine guarding.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Methods of Safeguarding
Requirements
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about:
 Necessity for machine guarding
 Some specific methods of
safeguarding workers who use
hazardous machines
 OSHA requirements relating to
machine guarding
Yes
This module is part of the OSHA
Ten General Industry Training
series. The worker will be given
an overview of specific examples
of types of personal protective
equipment (PPE) and the basic
OSHA requirements for PPE.
30
min
Objectives
Eye Protection
Head and Hearing
Protection
Foot Protection
Hand Protection
Body Protection
Conclusion
This module is part of the OSHA Ten General
Industry Training series. After completion of
this module, you should know more about
personal protective equipment (PPE)
including:
 Reasons for using PPE
 Types of PPE
 Employer's responsibility in
developing a PPE program
 OSHA requirements relating to PPE
Yes
This module will give the worker
OSHA and other professional
guidelines for creating and
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Prudent Practices
After completion of this training module, you
should understand
 OSHA requirements and professional
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35. maintaining a safe working
environment in a laboratory at
the workplace, including OSHA
requirements for a Chemical
Hygiene Plan.
PPE
Conclusion



guidelines for lab safety
Value of a comprehensive Chemical
Hygiene Plan
Importance of lab design and
appropriate equipment
How protective clothing and good
work practices can affect your safety
113
Outdoor Cranes
This module will inform the
worker about OSHA standards
for crane operation and
precautions necessary for crane
safety.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Standards
Safety Practices
Conclusion
In general, information in this module applies
to overhead and gantry cranes; mobile cranes;
cab and pulpit-operated cranes; and powered
and manual hoists. After completing this
module, you should be more aware of:
 Safety hazards related to crane
operations
 Safety measures to use around cranes
 OSHA standards relating to cranes and
hoists
 Responsibilities of the site supervisors,
crane operators, and workers during a
crane operation
No
114
First Aid
This module will give the worker
an overview of basic first aid for
specific types of injuries based
upon recommended training
from OSHA.
60
min
Objectives
Introduction
Shock
Bleeding
Poisoning
Burns
Temperature Extremes
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Bites and Stings
Medical Emergencies
Other Emergencies
Conclusion
The purpose of this training module is to give
you an overview of elements of first aid as
applied to specific types of injuries. After
completing this module, you should:
 Be aware of OSHA recommendations
for first aid training
 Understand the importance of being
alert, calm, and reassuring in
emergency situations
 Recognize symptoms of certain
injuries and medical problems
 Be able to provide emergency care for
certain kinds of injuries and medical
problems
 Know when an emergency situation
requires prompt medical attention
No
115
Radiation Safety
Overview
This module will inform the
worker about radiation
terminology, regulating
agencies, sources, risks, and
protection strategies.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Sources
Exposure
Risk and Prevention
After completing the Radiation Safety
Overview training module, workers should
have a basic understanding of:
 Terminology and uses associated with
radiation
No

36. Conclusion




Presence of natural radiation in our
environment
Presence of man-made radiation in
our environment
Regulation of radiation by government
agencies
Risks, effects, and prevention of
exposure to radiation at work
116
Compressed Gas
This module will inform the
worker about the hazards of
compressed gas and protective
measures to use when handling
and storing compressed gas
cylinders.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Hazards
Protective Measures
What's Wrong Here?
Conclusion
Compressed gas cylinders are found in many
businesses, plants, and even on your back
patio. After completing this training module,
you should be more aware of:
 Types of compressed gases and safety
issues associated with them
 Hazards of unsafe practices with the
cylinders
 Protective measures to use when
handling these cylinders
 Unsafe situations when you see them
No
117
Business Travel
This module will inform workers
who must travel on business
about potential hazards and
appropriate preparations for a
more secure trip, especially if
traveling abroad.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Transportation Hub
Security
Hotel Security
Personal Security
Personal Conduct
Special Concerns
Effective security precautions require a
continuous and conscious awareness of one's
environment as well as the need to exercise
prudence, judgment, and common sense. This
is especially true where the traveler must
adapt to new cultures, customs, and laws.
Personal security cannot be delegated to
others; it is a responsibility of each one of us,
as we promote our country's economic and
commercial interests around the globe. After
completing this training module, you should
be more aware of:
 Requirements and protective
measures for documents when you
travel abroad
 Security issues relating to your
luggage and your presence in
transportation centers
 Ways to enhance your security in a
hotel setting
 Behaviors to practice when visiting a
foreign country
 Behaviors to avoid when visiting a
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37. foreign country
118
West Nile Virus
This module will inform workers
about the spread, causes, and
symptoms of the West Nile
Virus, including precautions to
take at the worksite for
prevention of mosquito bites.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Infection
Protection
Conclusion
In August, 2003, OSHA developed a safety and
health bulletin on Workplace Precautions
Against West Nile Virus to provide relevant
information regarding this illness to employers
and employees. The Bulletin is not a standard
or regulation, and it creates no new legal
obligations. Based upon the spirit and intent
of the General Duty Clause, the Bulletin is
advisory in nature, informational in content,
and is intended to assist employers in
providing a safe and healthful workplace. After
completing this training module, you should
understand:
 Carriers of the West Nile Virus
 Signs of infection with the virus
 Precautions needed to prevent the
spread of the virus
 Importance of personal protection
with insecticide
No
119
Lightning Safety
This module will inform workers
about the physical
characteristics of lightning, likely
locations, and the results of
lightning strikes and includes
ways to reduce the chances of
becoming a lightning victim.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Danger
Precautions
Conclusion
Few people recognize the true dangers of
lightning to their personal safety as well as the
economic costs of lightning strikes. After
completing this training module, you should
be more aware of:
 Physical characteristics of lightning
 Likely locations of lightning strikes
 Results of lightning strikes
 Ways to reduce the chances of
becoming a lightning victim
No
120
Utility Knife Safety
This module will inform workers
about correct procedures in
using a utility knife (No test).
30
min
Use of a Utility Knife
This is a very short module showing workers
safety tips and correct techniques for using
utility knives on the job.
No
121
Ergonomics
Awareness Module 1
This module will provide the
worker with basic information
about ergonomics relating to
definition and recognizing risks
that lead to injury (No test).
30
min
Objectives
What Is Ergonomics?
Effects of Poor
Ergonomics on Your
Safety and Health
Ergonomic Performance
and Trends
This module is designed for all employees,
supervisors, and managers. This module is
intended to provide you with:
 Basic introduction to ergonomics
 Information on how to recognize
ergonomics risks
 Ways to control risks
No

38. Early Reporting of
Ergonomic Symptoms
Recognizing Elevated Risks
- Force
Recognizing Elevated Risks
- Repetition
Recognizing Elevated Risks
- Posture
Summary

Steps for developing an Ergonomics
Action Plan for your worksite
122
Ergonomics
Awareness Module 2
This module will provide the
worker with ways to control
ergonomics risks and to improve
his safety in the workplace (No
test).
30
min
Objectives
Behaviors for Good
Ergonomics
Ergonomics Job Safety
Analysis
Strategies for Reducing
Heavy Lifting
Strategies for Reducing
Repetitive Lifting
Strategies for Reducing
Awkward Postures
Safe Lifting Methods
Good Posture
Stretching and
Conditioning
Summary
This module is designed for all employees,
supervisors, and managers. This module is
intended to provide you with:
 Basic methods for controlling
ergonomics risks
 Personal behaviors for good
ergonomics
No
123
Foot Protection
This module will inform workers
about the relationship between
foot problems and workplace
design and to help them choose
and use protective footwear.
30
min
Objectives
Introduction
Problems and Causes
Prevention
Conclusion
For protection of feet from falling or rolling
objects, sharp objects, molten metal, hot
surfaces, and wet slippery surfaces workers
should use appropriate safety shoes, or boots.
After completing this training module, you
should know more about:
 Variety of foot problems and their
causes, especially relating to
workplace conditions
 How to prevent foot injuries
 Better workplace design to avoid foot
injuries
 How to choose and use protective
footwear
No
124
Slips, Trips, and Falls
This module will inform workers
about causes and preventive
30
Objectives
Background
This training module will provide you with
information on preventing slips, trips, and falls
No

39. procedures for slips, trips, and
falls in the workplace.
min
Causes
Prevention
Conclusion
(at ground level). Techniques for preventing
falls from an elevated level are treated in the
training module, Fall Protection. After
completing this module, you should be more
aware of:
 Costs of slip, trip, and fall incidents
 Definitions and causes of slips, trips,
and falls
 Work and human factors that increase
the risk of slips, trips, and falls
 Ways to prevent slips, trips, and falls
125
Cadmium
This module will inform workers
about cadmium - including the
characteristics, uses, hazards,
and ways to reduce risks when
working with this element.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Hazards
Risk Reduction
Conclusion
Cadmium, a natural element present in our
environment, is used in products found in
homes and industrial workplaces. This
element can affect your health. After
completing this training module, you should
be more aware of:
 Identification and uses of cadmium
 Hazards of cadmium
 Ways to reduce the risks of handling
cadmium
No
126
Sarbanes-Oxley Act,
The Impact of the
This module will inform workers
the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) including the origin, major
provisions, and impact on their
company.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Conclusion
The objective of this training module is to
increase your awareness of the existence of
the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its impact upon
your company. The act, itself, is complex and
detailed and requires most companies to seek
expert advice for implementation from
experienced financial consultants. After
completing this module, you should know
more about:
 Origins of this act
 Major provisions of this act
 How this act may affect you and your
company
No
127
Corporate Ethics:
FCPA
This module will inform workers
about the Foreign Corrupt
Practices Act - including
definitions used, standards
companies must meet, and
information about violations.
30
min
Objectives
Background
Definitions
Standards
Exemptions
Violations
Conclusion
Your company should have policies in place
that relate to corporate ethics, a Code of
Business Conduct. This training module is part
of a series that cannot be specific to your
company, but the module does offer
suggestions for your consideration if you need
to write, edit, or develop your training for such
No