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Child’s Play – Manual Handling
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WHMIS 2015
Hazardous Substances – The Fundamentals
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Solvents
PPE – An Introduction
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WHMIS 1988
Safety Data Sheets – Important Terms
Safety Data Sheets – An Introduction
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Hazardous Atmospheres and Respirators
GHS – An Introduction
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Safe Manual Handling
Principles of Safe Lifting and Carrying
Office Safety
Child’s Play in the Office – Manual Handling
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The Safe Use of Ladders
Preventing Slips Trips and Falls
Falls in the Workplace
Mobile Elevating Work Platforms
Behavioral Safety
Bullying in the Workplace
The Principles of Accident Investigation
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Unsafe Acts
Understanding Safety Awareness
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The World’s Oldest Safety Law
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Drugs and Alcohol at Work
Behavioral Safety
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Safety Essentials
Risk Assessment Fundamentals
Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Hazards
Job Safety Analysis
Safe Manual Handling
Child’s Play – Manual Handling
Hazardous Substances – The Fundamentals
PPE – An Introduction
GHS – An Introduction
The Principles of Accident Investigation
Understanding Safety Awareness
Understanding Hazards and Risks
The World’s Oldest Safety Law
Safety Committees
Safety and the Human Factor
Behavioral Safety
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OSHA requires that all businesses, no matter how large or small, have regularly scheduled safety or safety committee meetings. A business with 10 or fewer employees may have a safety committee, while a larger business must have safety meetings. These meetings must be held on a monthly or quarterly basis. Businesses with a large margin of on-the-job injuries, such as manufacturing companies, must hold these meetings one a month to comply with OSHA standards.
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The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), a government run organization dedicated to ensuring public health and safety, requires that all companies hold regular safety meetings for both management and employees. The type of meeting that a company must hold to comply with OSHA regulations varies depending on its size and industry; however, companies must adhere to the safety meeting requirements to remain in business. A company found not in compliance with OSHA regulations may face a fine or have its operating license revoked.
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The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes
Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings
Forklift Safety
Mobile Elevating Work Platforms
Hand and Power Tools
Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome
Working with Lathes
The Safe Operation of Chainsaws
The Dangers of Compressed Air
Metalwork Tools
Hand Tools – Safety and Technique
Electrical Power Tools
Chainsaw Maintenance and Safety
Off Hand Grinding and Safety
Angle Grinder Safety
Hazardous Environments
WHMIS 2015
WHMIS 1988
Safety Data Sheets – Important Terms
Safety Data Sheets – An Introduction
Machine Guards
Lockout
Heat Hazards
HAZCOM
Hazardous Atmospheres and Respirators
GHS – An Introduction
Electrical Safety
Confined Spaces
Chemical Safety
Asbestos Awareness
Personal Protection
The Prevention of Eye Injuries
The Essential Elements of Hand Safety
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
Head Protection in the Workplace
Foot Safety in the Workplace
PPE – An Introduction
Hazardous Atmospheres and Respirators
Cuts and Bleeding
Bloodborne Pathogens – Managing the Risk
Burns
Vehicles and Plant
Driving Risks and Responsibilities
Machine Guards
Lockout
The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes
Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings
Forklift Safety
Mobile Elevating Work Platforms
Welding Safety
Arc Welding – Safety and Technique
Understanding Welding Hazards
TIG Welding – Safety and Technique
Oxy Acetylene Welding and Safety
Oxy Acetylene Cutting and Safety
MIG Welding – Safety and Technique
Arc Gouging and Cutting
Gas and Cylinder Safety
First Aid and Welfare
Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome
Bullying in the Workplace
Fatigue at Work
Ergonomics
Cuts and Bleeding
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Bloodborne Pathogens – Managing the Risk
Burns
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