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Drug Free Safety Program - EMPLOYEE (SPANISH)
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Drug Free Safety Program - SUPERVISOR
A Drug Free Safety Program is a program designed to help prevent and reduce the risk of workplace accidents and injuries attributed to the use of alcohol and other drugs. This test will identify the four main categories of Drugs of Abuse, drug testing requirements, and the role and responsibilities of the supervisor when implementing a Drug Free Safety Program in the workplace.
Objectives:
- Develop an understanding of the purpose and components of a Drug Free Safety Program in the workplace
- Identify the four main categories of Drugs of Abuse - their characteristics, usage, and potential impact on the individual
- Define the role of the Medical Review Officer (MR0) in the Drug Free Safety Program
- Identify the supervisor's responsibilities in maintaining routine testing of employees and follow up with drug and alcohol related issues.
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Drug Free Safety Program - SUPERVISOR (SPANISH)
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Electrical Safety
Working with electrical tools and equipment can present a number of safety risks in the work environment. This test is designed to describe the basic principals of electricity, the types of electrical hazards that can occur, and the safety practices that should be utilized to control the risk of electrical injuries.
Objectives:
- Develop an understanding of basic electrical principals
- Identify the 4 main types of electrical injuries
- Gain an understanding of proper installation, maintenance, and usage of electrical equipment
- Recognize potential electrical hazards and how to control them using safe work practices
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Ergonomics in Construction
Ergonomics is the scientific discipline dedicated to designing environments to suit a person's physical limitations and capabilities. Its goal is to optimize how humans interact with workspaces, equipment, and standard tools to reduce strain and promote proper body mechanics. The leading concern of poor ergonomics in the construction industry is the risk of workers developing musculoskeletal disorders. The following test will describe how to effectively utilize ergonomics to avoid injuries on the job and develop ongoing safe work practices.
Objectives:
- Identify the value of an ergonomics program in the workplace.
- Be able to describe ergonomic hazards that may be encountered on a jobsite.
- Describe ergonomic techniques that are used to prevent potential injuries on the jobsite.
Content Provider:
The Safety Pro Group
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Excavators Operation and Equipment Safety
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Fall Protection
Falls are one of the four leading causes of fatalities and injuries in construction. This test will review the fundamentals of identifying and implementing appropriate fall protection equipment and fall protection systems that are required to ensure safety on the jobsite.
Objectives:
- Identify the nature of fall hazards in the work area
- Define correct procedures for the utilization of fall protection systems
- Identify use and operation of controlled access zones, guardrails, personal fall arrest, safety nets, warning lines, and safety monitoring systems
- Describes limitations on the use of mechanical equipment during roofing work
- Learn correct procedures for equipment, material handling and storage, and the erection of overhead protection
Content Provider:
The Safety Pro Group
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Fall Protection (SPANISH)
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Fall Protection and Safety Standards
A fall protection training program is a structured course that teaches workers how to recognize fall hazards and safely use fall protection systems when working at heights. OSHA requires documented training due to the fact that falls remain one of the leading causes of serious injuries and fatalities in the workplace.
Objectives:
- To teach the individual the federal safety standards required to recognize, evaluate, and control fall hazards according to OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M.
- Recognize the ABC Framework of Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS).
- Identify the three levels of the Fall Protection Hierarchy.
Content Provider:
The Safety Pro Group
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Fire Safety
Being aware of potential fire hazards and how to handle a situation involving fire is essential to maintaining workplace safety. This test will describe the elements of fires, types of fire extinguishers to be used when appropriate, preventative measures to avoid fires, and best responses to situations involving fire.
Objectives:
- Develop an understanding of the elements and classifications of fire
- Identify different types of fire extinguishers and their correct usage
- Describe fire prevention measures
- Recognize proper handling and storage requirements for cylinders
- Identify how to respond to fire in the workplace
Content Provider:
The Safety Pro Group
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