Get certificates from these 10 PPE training courses

Studies have shown that personal protective equipment (PPE) can reduce about one-third of work-related injuries. While it’s not your team’s first line of defense, it can minimize exposure to manufacturing hazards like sparks, loud machinery, fumes, hot surfaces, and more.

SC Training’s PPE course helps your team understand the role of protective equipment in maintaining workplace safety. From head to foot protection, it breaks down the different types of PPE gear and the hazards they protect most manufacturing workers from. This way, they’ll know how to select the right gear for their needs. 

The course also trains your team how to properly maintain and store personal protective equipment to maximize its effectiveness and lifespan. Plus, they’ll get essential tips on PPE inspection to check if it’s still safe to be used. 

You can make sure your team stays on top of their PPE training by tracking their progress in real-time. SC Training’s advanced analytics can help you assess if team members are well-equipped to put their PPE knowledge into practice.

This SC Training course targets workers in the warehouse. Here, they'll learn about different types of PPE gear to keep them safe – from head to toe, including hard hats, eyewear, ear protection, and protective footwear.

They will also learn about OSHA's ergonomic guidelines to maintain safety in the workplace. Its warehouse workflow lesson features instructions on proper lifting and good housekeeping practices. The course will also teach them how to properly and efficiently respond to emergencies. 

The course offers a comprehensive outline of topics that collectively helps your team learn more about PPE and teaches additional safety measures for manufacturing workers. Even simple ergonomic tips like good handling and proper ways to tidy up assists in dealing with slip, trip, and fall hazards.

If you’re handling workers in general dentistry, then you’ll find this SC Training course extremely helpful. The PPE for General Dentistry course covers the ins and outs of PPE for the dentistry setting.

It discusses how this gear can protect your workforce against common risks, as well as the specific PPE needed for this industry. Dental professionals will also learn how to effectively use and maintain PPE to help them achieve the highest level of safety and protection possible.

Health & Safety Institute's Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) delves into the role of PPE in creating a safer workplace environment across various industries. Your team will learn why using PPE is a must.

It will help your team understand the obligations of employers to supply PPE and recognize their responsibilities as employees in properly wearing them. It also guides them through the common types of equipment that protect the head, ears, eyes, face, and respiratory system.

SC Training's Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Construction course equips construction workers with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves from potential hazards present in most construction sites.

Through this PPE training, your workforce will gain a better understanding of the different types of PPE, the role of hard hats, and overall, how to properly use and wear their safety gear. They’ll also learn the importance of hearing conservation in the construction industry.

Through this PPE training, your team will gain a deeper understanding of the different types of PPE, including eye and face protection, head protection, respiratory and hearing protection, and protective clothing.

Each section explores the importance of wearing the right safety gear, when to use it, and how to properly wear it. By the end of the course, you can rest assured that your team is fully equipped with the essential information to correctly use PPE. This can help protect themselves and others from common risks they’re likely to encounter.

In industrial manufacturing, asbestos is widely used for anti-corrosive properties. As such, it's often utilized to insulate or fireproof machinery at the cost of manufacturing teams' safety. Working with asbestos can be hazardous to health because it comes with tiny fibers that can easily become airborne, posing a risk to respiratory health.

Even with protective gear on, asbestos fibers can cling to your PPE, especially if it's not designed for asbestos exposure. This course spreads awareness on the dos and don'ts when your protective equipment has been exposed to asbestos. It teaches PPE protocols to prevent and avoid worsening the effects of exposure.

Make sure your team knows what to do when their PPE has been exposed to asbestos. Hold practical assessments to see how they apply safety protocols when asbestos is involved. Evaluate their performance in online and offline training to analyze their overall comprehension of the topic.

Workhub’s Personal Protective Equipment course is designed to educate high-risk workers exposed to common workplace hazards about the proper use of PPE. It covers common types of PPE used to avoid workplace hazards such as chemicals, noise, and mechanical risks.

Your team will learn some practical tips for the safe and effective use of PPE, and the implementation of PPE training programs. It also discusses the legal responsibilities of employers in relation to the right use of PPE.

This course by High Speed Training covers a range of essential PPE topics. It highlights the responsibilities of employers and employees in the proper selection, use, supervision, maintenance, and storage of PPE. It also tackles the importance of using PPE along with other control measures to achieve maximum safety in the workplace.

SC Training’s Safety in the Workplace highlights the power of PPE in building a safety culture in the workplace. It introduces what is PPE, its importance, and the legal consequences of misuse.

Specifically in the manufacturing industry, different tasks mean you're exposed to different hazards. This course discusses the use of workplace signages to help your team identify what PPE they should be using for certain situations. To test their comprehension, a short quiz is delivered in a gamified format for a more engaging experience.

The course also discusses the consequences of improper PPE usage. This can help your manufacturing team appreciate the protection PPE offers and encourage them to apply what they've learned into practice.