Hazard Communication: Labeling
Back Smarts
What is OSHA?
Forklift Safety: Introduction to Forklifts
Our safety training for employees helps you meet mandatory training requirements and teaches your employees how to handle on-the-job risks.
Offering safety training for employees isn't just good practice, it's mandatory for many companies. Our training covers important topics such as personal protective equipment and forklift safety, and goes beyond to include topics such as OSHA recordkeeping and hearing conservation. Our wide range of topics gives learners well-rounded safety training to keep them from getting injured or jeopardizing the safety of others.
Workplace safety is everyone's responsibility, which is why many of our safety training courses include videos made specifically for managers, and others just for employees. This helps managers understand the legal standards they need to meet and protects employees from on-the-job risks.
The annual cost of employee injury and illness is about $250 billion, but providing to-the-point and relevant safety training content can help mitigate these costs and ultimately improve productivity. Safety training for employees fosters a happier and healthier work environment and will save your company money.
Our safety training for employees is mobile and accessible 24/7 through our LMS, Thinkzoom. Factory or warehouse workers without access to computer terminals can access our training from mobile devices, giving them the ability to review training content as needed when on the job during any shift. If your employees are mobile (like plumbers, painters, electricians, and carpenters), then your training should be too. Try out our mobile-ready training now with a free trial of our Thinkzoom LMS.
You should never judge a book by its cover, but you should always judge a chemical by its label. We all depend on labels for our safety. For that reason, we need to ensure that labels are at all times accurate and compliant. Join us as we review label standards, use, and exceptions, so you can be certain that you're doing your part.
Back injuries and back pain can be debilitating, keeping you in bed for days and out of work for even longer. Whether it’s a sudden injury incurred by lifting something improperly or a slowly developing injury caused by years of poor posture, a back injury can be ruthless. Our goal in this program is to help you prevent back injuries by being aware of your posture, thinking about how you’re going to move before you move, staying fit, and visiting a doctor as soon as the slightest back pain occurs.
When learning about workplace safety, the term “OSHA” is used frequently. That’s because the purpose of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is to keep workers safe. In this course, we’ll learn more about this entity and its very important mission.
Forklifts can be a very useful tool for workers, but they’re also a safety hazard. Knowing the fronts, backs, ins and outs, upside downs and right side ups of forklifts is vital to doing your job effectively and, most importantly, safely. In this course, you’ll be introduced to some forklift basics, including the types of forklifts, the power sources they use, and their parts.
Our Business Skills Library covers other safety training topics such as:
