Benzene is a recognized carcinogenic as well as a developemental and reproductive toxicant. Even short-term exposure can cause problems. Teach your workers how to minimize exposure and protect themselves. Dangers of...
Used as an energy, radiation plays important roles in scientific research and in daily life. Safety Matters: Radiation Safety discusses the health effects of radiation, best safety practices, training requirements,...
Improper drum handling can cause serious injuries and expose a facility and the environment to hazardous chemicals if the contents are spilled. Helping you manage these risks, Safety Matters: Drum Handling helps employees...
Mishandling drums can cause serious injuries, as well as damage to your facility and the environment. Pause for Performance: Drum Handling identifies safe work practices when inspecting, moving, and storing drums. The...
Seamless, high-pressure, compressed gas cylinders have an assortment of beneficial uses in various industries. But when they are misused or handled incorrectly, the results can be catastrophic. Help prevent explosions,...
It may be common to see dust at your facility, but under certain conditions, some types of dust can lead to a deadly fire or explosion. Raise awareness and help prevent such explosions with this program. It helps employees:...
Many employees do not realize the dangers of combustible dust, which can, under certain conditions, lead to a deadly fire or explosion. Alert employees to these hazards and help prevent dust explosions with Safety Matters:...
Discuss the six steps in handling small spills and leaks with this program. Helping employees develop a pro-active mindset, it covers: Evaluating the situation Notifying a supervisor Securing the Area Control and contain...
When it comes to an unmanaged spill, one step in the wrong direction can cause a serious accident. Discuss the six steps for responding to a small spill or leak with Safety Matters: Small Spills and Leaks. Covering safety...
Take the heat out of asbestos-related dangers with this best-selling program. The three forms of asbestos Adverse health effects Where asbestos can be found Hazard communication Personal protection Housekeeping...
As you know, the chemicals that your employees work with everyday can cause a multitude of physical and health hazards including chemical burns, respiratory problems, and fires and explosions. This new HazCom standard not...
Asbestos can be found in thousands of homes and workplaces across the country. In general, asbestos-containing materials can be safe to work around as long as the materials are in good condition and are not disturbed...
Hydrogen sulfide is a leading cause of inhalation-related deaths in the workplace. It's toxic, flammable, and can even be explosive. It often cannot be detected with your senses alone. If your employees are at risk of...
More than four billion tons of hazardous materials (HazMat) are transported annually in the United States by air, highway, rail, and vessel. HazMat plays a critical role in our daily lives but transporting it introduces...
Ammonia is one of the most common and advantageous refrigerants in the world. But for all its benefits, ammonia in both its liquid and gas forms is potentially hazardous. Acutely toxic, corrosive, and reactive, it can cause...
This program helps your facility comply with OSHA's Lead in Construction Standard (1926.62). It examines the ways lead can enter the body, its symptoms and its effects. Protect yourself and your employees from dangerous...
Radiation exposure - direct or indirect- causes skin lesions, tumors, cancer and even death. Train your employees on radiation safety measures so that they can be well-shielded from these deadly possibilties. Different...
Nobody likes paperwork. But it has to be done, and safely at that, especially if it concerns HazMat transportation. This program will help workers understand the importance of proper paperwork and how it can be accomplished...
After awareness comes action. But one doesn't have to be in the thick of it all. Level 2 responders contain the release from a safe distance, and they'll learn how to do that with this program. Hazard and risk assessment...
If your workers are exposed to Hexavalent Chromium, they risk getting lung cancer, permanent eye damage and skin ulcerations. To keep them safe, teach them about this dangerous chemical and comply with the OSHA standards --...
Decontamination is a key part to controlling any hazardous waste incident. And this no-spills and no-frills program trains employees on proper decon procedures, including: Tool drop Wash/rinse Clothing/equipment...
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