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Health Hazards in Construction: Crystalline Silica

Awareness

• Recognize how to prepare to drive safely
• Recall best practices for driving safely
• Recognize how to make safe driving choices in specific situations and conditions

• Recall how and why to keep a cushion of safety around vehicles
• Know what blind zones are and how to adjust vehicle mirrors to minimize them
• Recall safe practices for changing lanes
• Know how to safely merge into different traffic lanes
• Identify techniques for safely passing vehicles

• Know how speed can impact the likelihood and severity of collisions
• Identify the factors that influence stopping distance
• Recall strategies that can help drivers avoid speeding

• Know what tailgating is and why it is dangerous
• Recall strategies that can help drivers avoid tailgating

• Identify sources of driver distraction
• Know how to avoid distractions while driving

•   Recall definitions of powered industrial trucks

•   Classify types of powered industrial trucks

•   Recall how power sources affect which powered industrial truck to choose for different jobs

•   Use data plates and markings to find information about a truck, including its weight and lifting capacity

•   Know how to ensure that an operator is ready to operate a powered industrial truck

•   Know how to evaluate five key pre-operation inspection points

•   Recall what is included in an operational inspection

•   Know what happens during truck maintenance and               inspection follow-up

•   Know about the factors that influence the stability and safety of powered industrial trucks

•   Know what operators should do if their powered industrial truck   tips over

•   State the most common causes of forklift injuries and fatalities

•   Identify key elements for safe operation of a forklift, including stability and load handling

•   Recognize the most important considerations for stopping a lift   and/or ending a shift

•   Recognize the types of pallet trucks and their special considerations

•   Know how to prepare to safely operate pallet trucks

•   Recall general safe operation practices for pallet trucks

•   Know how to safely use pallet trucks at docks and on ramps               or slopes

•   Recognize the features, common names and uses of order pickers

•   Know how to ensure that order picker operators, areas and equipment are ready for safe use

•   Know how to prevent accidents such as falling, crushing and tipping • Recall how to safely park order pickers

Tugger and Tow Tractor Safety

Part 1: Readiness

Part 2: Operation

•   Distinguish tuggers and tow tractors from other types of powered industrial trucks

•   Know how to prepare tugger and tow tractor operators, environments and equipment for safe operation

•   Recall safe practices for operating tuggers and tow tractors while riding and walking

•   Know how to safely stop, park and store tuggers and tow tractors

Rough Terrain Forklift Safety

Part 1: Readiness

Part 2: Operation

•   Recognize rough terrain forklifts and their parts

•   Ensure that an operator is ready to operate a rough terrain forklift

•   Evaluate and prepare an area for rough terrain forklift operation

•   Know what is included in visual and operational inspections of rough terrain forklifts

•   Use a load capacity chart

•   Know how and when to start rough terrain forklifts

•   Recall safe practices to avoid collisions when operating rough   terrain forklifts

•   Recall safe practices to prevent tip-overs when operating rough terrain forklifts

•   Recall safe practices for performing lifts with rough terrain forklifts

•   Know how to safely park rough terrain forklifts

•   Recognize hazards associated with low-speed and utility vehicles

•   Recall ways to stay safe when operating or riding in low-speed and utility vehicles

Why Incident Management Matters (WIMM)

Introduction

●         Define terms that apply to lithium-ion batteries

●         Differentiate between the types of lithium batteries

●         Recognize how lithium-ion batteries work

●         Recall how lithium-ion batteries can fail due to internal defects and abuse in the field

●         Remember why it’s important to purchase third-party certified batteries

●         Recall the general guidelines for safe handling of lithiumion batteries

●         Identify signs of battery damage

●         Identify possible causes of battery damage

●         Recognize how to properly handle damaged batteries

●         Recognize potential consequences of improperly transporting lithium-ion batteries

●         Recall the correct hazard class for lithium-ion batteries

●         Identify the shipper’s responsibilities when transporting batteries

●         Recognize general ground, air and water transportation guidelines

●         List applicable regulations for transporting lithium-ion batteries

●         Identify general battery-related first aid measures

•       Define lithium-ion battery

•       Identify lithium-ion batteries

•       Describe the importance of purchasing 3rd-party-certified batteries

•       List possible faults caused by improper use and abuse in the

field

•       List the general guidelines for safe handling of lithium batteries

•       List possible causes of damage in lithium-ion batteries  Describe signs of damage in lithium-ion batteries

•       List the steps for the safe handling of damaged lithium batteries

•       Describe potential consequences of improperly transporting lithium-ion batteries

•       List the correct hazard class for lithium-ion batteries

•       List the shipper’s responsibilities in transporting batteries

•       List applicable regulations for transporting lithium-ion batteries

•       List general ground transportation guidelines

Safe Storage of Lithium-Ion Batteries (STL-100103)

•       List the steps to prepare lithium-ion batteries for storage

•       Describe appropriate storage location for lithium-ion batteries

•       Describe the appropriate storage conditions for lithium-ion batteries

•       List important considerations for storage

Safe Disposal of Lithium-Ion Batteries (STL-100104)

•       List applicable regulations for safe disposal of lithium-ion batteries in the United States

•       List the steps to prepare batteries for disposal

•       List the possible lithium-ion battery incidents

•       List the steps to control a lithium-ion battery fire

•       List the steps for electrolyte spill cleanup

•       List the steps for general battery-related first aid

Active Shooter: Victims (PS5-100405)

Active Shooter: Run, Hide, Fight (PS5-100403)

Active Shooter: Prevention and Preparation (PS5-100087)

Active Shooter: Law Enforcement (PS5-100404)

• Many jurisdictions, employers and unions require this course, which is voluntary at the U.S. federal level.
• Each student who completes the program will receive a completion card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.
• OSHA Outreach Training is only available to trainees within the geographic jurisdiction of the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act. Trainees outside this jurisdiction will not receive cards for course completion.
• The 10-hour program is primarily intended for entrylevel workers, and there is a 30-hour program for workers with some safety responsibility.
• The program will take longer than 10 hours.
• 0 IACET CEUs are available for the course.

First Aid – Module 01 – Introduction (US) (PS5-20000)

First Aid – Module 02 – Finding Out What Is Wrong (US)

(PS5-20001)

First Aid – Module 03 – Basic Life Support (US) (PS520002)

First Aid – Module 04 – Bleeding and Wound Care (US)

(PS5-20003)

First Aid – Module 05 – Shock and Anaphylaxis Care (US)

(PS5-20004)

First Aid – Module 06 – Burns and Electrical Shock (US) (PS5-20005)

First Aid – Module 07 – Serious Injuries (US) (PS5-20006)

First Aid – Module 08 – Bone, Joint and Muscle Injuries

(US) (PS5-20007)

First Aid – Module 09 – Sudden Illness (US) (PS5-20008) First Aid – Module 10 – Poisoning (US) (PS5-20009)

First Aid – Module 11 – Cold and Heat Emergencies (US)

(PS5-20010)