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Good Manufacturing Practices for the Manufacturing IndustryThis course will explain the importance of following good manufacturing practices and how these practices can be observed in the workplace.

Ergonomics (for Manufacturing)Take this course to learn the easiest steps you can do towards avoiding injuries and accidents at work, particularly in a manufacturing environment where little hazards can lead to permanent damages to our bodies.

Investigating Workplace Incidents (OSHA) (for Manufacturing)Workers in manufacturing or production plants are at risk of being involved in a workplace incident due to their exposure to dangerous equipment and working conditions. To prevent incidents from recurring, the management should establish an incident investigation program. This course walks you through OSHA's four-step systems approach to workplace incident investigations. Adopting this technique for investigating workplace incidents would allow the management, members of the safety committee, and union representatives to identify and control the underlying root causes of all incidents to prevent their recurrence.

Allergen Awareness (for Manufacturing)In this course, you'll learn the basics of allergens, allergic reactions, diseases, and how to control and manage risks of allergic reactions in production lines.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for ManufacturingThis course provides a comprehensive overview of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and its vital role in maintaining workplace safety. Learners will explore the various types of PPE used for protection against potential hazards, including head, torso, eye, face, arm, hand, ear, respiratory, and foot protection. The course will cover the purpose of PPE, the importance of each type, and detailed instructions on how to properly use and maintain them for maximum effectiveness. Throughout the course, learners will understand what PPE is, why it is essential, and how it helps to protect workers from various hazards. The course also focuses on specific types of PPE and how they are used to safeguard different parts of the body. Learners will gain practical knowledge on how to properly wear and use PPE, including understanding how to assess the usability of each piece. By the end of the course, learners will have a solid understanding of PPE types and their proper use, ensuring a safer work environment for all. (Last updated: November 2024)

Emotional Intelligence at Work (for Manufacturing)How does emotional intelligence play a part in nurturing good personal and work relationships? Figure out how in this course as we discuss the four domains of Daniel Goleman's concept of Emotional Intelligence.

Slip, Trips, and Falls (for Manufacturing)Fall accident is the second leading cause of unintentional death worldwide, and statistics show that two-thirds of these happen due to slips and trips (falls on the same level). Fortunately, slip, trip, and fall risk in the workplace is highly preventable. In this course, you'll learn how to mitigate this risk through the following measures: - Increased awareness of hazards, - Practical steps to actively prevent fall accidents, and - Control measures using risk assessment, good workplace design, safe practices, and employee training.

Risk Assessment (for Manufacturing)We work in dynamic environments with inherent and continuously evolving risks. Risk assessments help us keep up with the changes in our organizations by building better awareness and having a systematic method for managing potential dangers to the health and safety of our workers. In this course, you will go through the risk assessment process and methods you can use for each step.

Ladder Safety (for Manufacturing)In this course, you will learn about the basics of working safely when using ladders. This covers the main steps of ladder safety, such as choosing a ladder, checking the ladder for damages, setting it up or positioning it correctly, and finally climbing the ladder.

Vinyl Chloride (US) Vinyl chloride is found in both industrial equipment such as pipes and tanks and in everyday things like furniture and toys. While using manufactured PVC products is harmless, the dangers of vinyl chloride are more significant during the production process itself. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for vinyl chloride exposure. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on vinyl chloride exposure and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in the manufacturing industry who work with vinyl chloride and who have received their OSHA DOL Card, or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024) In partnership

Coke Oven Emissions (US) Coke Oven Emissions refer to smoke released from heated coal to make coke, a substance used in the manufacturing of materials such as steel. This process, however, poses significant risks, such as lung, kidney, and skin cancer. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for coke oven emissions. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on coke oven emissions and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in the manufacturing industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Drill Press SafetyIn manufacturing, drilling is widely used when we aim to have a hole or holes on a solid substance such as metal or wood. A drill press is a commonly used equipment for this task. This course allows you to go through the use of drill presses, its important parts, and precautionary measures to ensure your safety.

Fighting FatigueIt’s time we address the issue of fatigue in the manufacturing industry. This course helps individual workers know more about what workplace fatigue is and how to fight against it.

Hazardous Chemical Spill Prevention and ControlThe manufacturing industry is no stranger to handling different types of hazardous chemicals, and the nature of the workload makes the workplace prone to spillages. Learn more about hazardous spills, prevention, and control methods through this course.

Noise and Hearing Conservation (US)Prolonged exposure to high noise levels can lead to permanent hearing loss and other serious health issues. We designed this training to help your team learn about noise and hearing conservation. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on noise and hearing conservation and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in various industries, such as construction and manufacturing, who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: February 2024)In partnership

Plastic Injection Blow MouldingPlastic products are used extensively around us our everyday lives, and the demand for it will only continue to grow. Learn how to stay safe whilst working with the materials and manufacturing equipment.

Inorganic Arsenic (US) Inorganic arsenic poses significant risks, including lung cancer, skin cancer, and other serious health conditions. Thus, OSHA's regulations require employers to implement stringent control measures. We designed this training to help your team understand control measures for inorganic arsenic. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on control measures for inorganic arsenic and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in industries like glass production, manufacturing, and smelting industries who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Ladder Safety (US)Ladders are one of the most common things seen on any worksite and across businesses of all sizes, but did you know that 1 in 15 workplace deaths in the United States involves a Ladder? We designed this training to help your team understand the best way to use a ladder. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on ladders and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in the construction, manufacturing, and general industries who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: July 2024)In partnership

Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and ResponseAside from the threat to public health, the economic consequences of a pandemic to businesses will be severe and widespread. The early efforts of organizations to strategically plan their pandemic response to protect employees and their consumers will be the key to reducing the pandemic's impact. While a pandemic cannot be prevented, it can be mitigated with appropriate planning. This course is designed to guide workers in the manufacturing industry to understand their organizations' pandemic influenza response before, during, and after a pandemic.

Automation SafetyWhether you're new to working with industrial robots or a seasoned worker, safety is always the top priority in any manufacturing setting.

Laser Cutting SafetyIn manufacturing Laser Cutting Safety is becoming increasingly important. In this course you will learn the process of laser cutting, fire hazards and air contaminants, as well as the measures you can take to protect yourself.

Conveyor SafetyIn manufacturing, the image of the conveyor is iconic. However, this industry-defining machine can be dangerous if not handled properly. Use this course as a reference of how to stay safe with conveyors.

Engaging Frontline TeamsThis course is for any business who has team members who must physically show up to do their job. Frontline workers are often employed in industries like hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing and logistics.

OSHA Focus Four Hazards | Caught In or Between HazardsWorking in the construction or manufacturing industry puts employees at risk from caught-in or -between hazards. This course will define these hazards, describe how to protect against these hazards, and explain an employer's responsibilities toward employee protection.

Crane and Hoist Operator Training (GL)Crane operators, as well as personnel in proximity to the crane and hoists, must adhere to specific protocols and rules to ensure their own and others' safety during operation. This course gives a general overview of crane and hoist operator training in the manufacturing industry. The lessons will teach you (1) the general conduct of crane operators, (2) preventive crane maintenance and inspection, and (3) the use of hand signals to help guide the movement of loads. (Last updated: November 2024)

Cadmium (US) Cadmium is a highly toxic metal used in various industrial processes, such as battery manufacturing and plastics production. But it is also considered a carcinogen or cancer-causing substance. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for cadmium exposure. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on controls for cadmium exposure and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in various industries (especially those who smelt or work with plastics) who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: March 2024)In partnership

Quality ControlWhen manufacturing, quality control is of the utmost importance. It what sets us apart and makes us a step above the rest. Use this course to learn more about ISO 9000, assurance and more. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Controlling Hazardous Energy: Lockout/TagoutThis course covers the procedures for handling hazardous energy, isolation, lockout & tagout (LOTO), and LOTO removal in manufacturing and construction industries. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

13 Carcinogens (US) Workplace exposure to carcinogens is at higher levels than public exposure. These 13 carcinogens, including substances such as 4-nitrophenyl and 2-acetylaminofluorene, are strictly regulated due to their severe health risks. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for carcinogens. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on carcinogens and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, agriculture, and more who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024) In partnership

Machine GuardingIn order to protect ourselves from the massive energy generated and utilized by industrial machines, we install machine guards. In this lesson, you will learn about the common hazards to guard against, the different machine guarding methods, and the inspection, maintenance, and safety training we need to keep our place of work safe.

Drug Utilization ManagementUtilization management is a collection of treatment review and cost reduction techniques used by health insurers and health plans. Health plans frequently employ utilization management techniques in their prescription drug benefit, particularly for high-cost specialty medications. Common utilization management techniques for prescription drugs include prior authorization, step therapy, quantity limits, and mandatory generic substitution.

Hazardous Materials (Silica, Polymerics and Waste)Hazardous materials are materials that pose a threat to both humans and the environment. At the workplace, they may be various materials and components that pose a threat to your health. This course contains the handling, managing, precautions, and effects when exposed to some hazardous materials.

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