Fundamental 55
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Active Shooter
CAD0.00 USDQuick ViewActive shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. The goals for this course are to identify warning signs of an active shooter event, explain situational awareness, and describe what to do when law enforcement arrives.
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Aerial Lifts
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewIf your team have to get off of the ground to complete jobs in hard to reach workspaces, then you need to make sure your people have the knowledge to work at heights safely. An aerial lift is any vehicle-mounted device that elevates personnel to perform work in high places.
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Asbestos Awareness
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewAsbestos is a natural, fibrous silicate mineral. Exposure has proved extremely dangerous; microscopic asbestos fibers, when inhaled, can cause certain types of often fatal lung disease, making asbestos hazard awareness an essential training topic.
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Asbestos Awareness – Spanish
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewEl asbesto es un material increíblemente peligroso que ha causado miles de muertes. En este curso, los alumnos recibirán formación para comprender los peligros de la exposición e inhalación del amianto, así como la forma de minimizar la exposición al material tóxico.
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Back Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewOne of the most common health complaints around the world is back pain. Back pain hurts 80% of people during some point in their lives. The danger is higher for manufacturing, warehouse, hospitality and trades workers, and any other physically demanding job.
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Behavior-Based Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewSafety is a series of choices made by workers each day, choices involving behaviors in the workplace. It’s in how you train, what precautions you take when performing tasks, and your level of awareness to external factors that may jeopardize your wellbeing.
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Bloodborne Pathogens
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewBloodborne Pathogens (BBP) are viruses carried in human blood and other body fluids that cause disease in people. There are many different bloodborne pathogens, including malaria and syphilis, but the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B (HBV), and hepatitis C (HCV) viruses, which can each lead to liver cancer, pose the most serious threat of workplace exposure.
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Chemical Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewEach day you work with industrial chemicals, there is a high-risk work environment. Although chemicals are a broad category, almost always the substances we’re talking about are unpredictable, unstable, and dangerous when handled unsafely.
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Chlorine Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewWhen you think of chlorine, you think of the chemical that is added to swimming pools, the stuff that makes your eyes itchy and bloodshot and gives your hair an odd green hue, right? And aside from that, it’s fairly harmless, right? But it should be remembered that chlorine is a dangerous chemical.
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Cold Stress
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewWhen the body is unable to warm itself, cold related stress may result. This may include tissue damage and possibly death.
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Computer Security
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewComputers do carry threats from a variety of sources, which can jeopardize the work you do and the content you create.
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Confined Spaces
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewA confined space is large enough and configured in such a way that you can enter and perform assigned work. A confined space has a limited or restricted means of entrance or exit, and a configuration that can make first aid, rescue, evacuation, or other emergency response activities difficult.
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COVID-19 Awareness
CAD0.00 USDQuick ViewThe virus that causes COVID-19 is spreading from person-to-person. Someone who is actively sick with COVID-19 can spread the illness to others.
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Discrimination-Free Workplace
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewDiscrimination in the workplace happens when an employee or group of employees is treated less favorably than similarly situated employees of a different race, sex, age, national origin, religion, genetic makeup, etc.
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Driver Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe caution you exercise while driving combined with your vehicle’s condition determines your safety on the road. A frequently overlooked safety precaution is proper vehicle maintenance.
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Drug and Alcohol-Free Workplace – Canada
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe costs of substance abuse are high. Upon completion, the learner will be able to identify issues of substance abuse, signs and symptoms of substance abuse, best practices for internal reporting, and requirements for a Drug-Free Workplace program.
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Electrical Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis lesson will provide an overview to prepare workers for working safely with and around electricity.
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Emergency Response
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewMajority of the parts of a health and safety system are aimed at preventing emergencies. Unfortunately, there are never guarantees, and if an emergency does happen, you need to be able to respond immediately and appropriately.
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Fall Protection
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewTo minimize injury from a fall, use a fall arrest system. It is fundamental to use fall arrest equipment correctly to prevent injury as much as possible.
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Fire Extinguisher
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewOne of the most reliable ways to put out fires in the workplace is fire extinguishers. Although they are not a requirement, employers who choose to use fire extinguishers must train workers in general fire extinguisher use to comply with standards.
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Fire Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe most common workplace emergency is fire. The best way to prevent injuries and deaths from fires is to prevent fires in the first place.
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First Aid
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewFirst Aid Fundamentals will identify the correct actions to take during an initial response to an accident or first aid situation.
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Flammable Liquid Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course will cover flammable liquid safety including emergency evacuation, Use of portable fire extinguishers, spill response procedures, use, handling practices, procedures (including storage and transfer), area limitations such as no-smoking rules, open-flame rules, etc., ventilation systems, housekeeping procedures and special concerns.
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FUNDAMENTAL 55: Introduction to Radiation Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewExposure to radiation in laboratories must be monitored and mitigated with appropriate safety precautions, because there is a risk for radiation poisoning. Although, proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and knowledge of appropriate safety measures, laboratory environments can limit the likelihood of exposure for students and staff.
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Hand and Power Tools
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe use of tools enables us to work much more productively, but hand and power tools can expose workers to flying objects like sparks and metal and wood splinters, electrical shock, and sharp blades and loud noises.
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HAZCOM
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course details the purpose of a hazard communication program and Safety Data Sheets, physical and health hazards of chemicals, labels and warnings used to identify chemical hazards, and information and training that should be supplied by an employer.
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Hearing Conservation
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewSometimes people take hearing for granted. Picture yourself unable to hear. Visualize how your life will be changed. It is important to learn about noise hazards and how to protect yourself against noise hazards.
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Heat Stress
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewIf you are exposed to heat in your work environment—and if you work outside it is likely that you will be—then the risk of heat stress illness and injury needs serious attention.
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Hot Work
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course covers the hazards of hot work, requirements for performing hot work, equipment and precautions to ensure the safety of hot work employees, and safety practices for arc welding and cutting and oxygen-fuel gas cutting and welding.
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Incident Investigation
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewIf the safety professional can identify, analyze and fix the unsafe behaviors and conditions behind a near miss, they can prevent incidents.
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Industrial Ergonomics
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewPoor ergonomics can lead to cumulative traumatic musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) that put strain on our bodies. There are very good reasons for accounting for the ergonomic health of your workforce, because musculoskeletal injuries, once developed, can keep people off of the job for life.
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Job Hazard Analysis
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course is meant to teach learners how to identify potential hazards in the workplace using various hazard identification tools, with the goal of preventing incidents from occurring.
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Laboratory Safety
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewIn non-production laboratories, chemicals pose physical health hazards to workers, which is why they are the number one concern for laboratory employees. These employees will likely be exposed to compounds of certain volatile chemicals.
