This course examines different kinds of
aerial lifts and their associated hazards.
It also explains how to work safely with,
or around, a lift.

his safety training video identifies the hazards of different surfaces and provides practical information to help employees prevent slips, trips and falls in and around all types of construction sites.

This video discusses key requirements of OSHA’s crystalline silica standards, as well as work practices employees should follow to protect themselves from crystalline silica.

This video training is the first in a two- part series addressing the major types of electrocution hazards. In the session, employees learn how to protect themselves from electrical hazards and electrocution in construction environments.

This training program shows employees that knowing basic first aid can often limit the severity of any type of injury, or even prevent a death. Topics covered include cuts and bleeding, muscle pulls and sprains, burns, broken bones, shock, artificial respiration and CPR, and AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators).

This video provides a number of tips and techniques to help reduce or even stop vandalism on your construction sites.

This session is the second in a two-part series discussing the major types of electrocution hazards, how construction employees can protect themselves from electrical hazards, and employer responsibilities.

This training for employees on heat
stress emphasizes that heat-related
illnesses can occur in many situations. It
also reviews what can be done to
address these situations.

This training about different types of rigs covers hitch angles and their effects, inspection of slings, records requirements, tie-down and lifting chain, rigging hardware, and more.

This session on how to safely handle structural steel covers loading for transport, safe binder release and unloading, sorting – “shaking it out,” selecting and inspecting the rigging, making the lift (including Christmas tree lifts), and more.

This training examines work zone dangers and offers advice on ways to lower the risks.

This video focuses on the safe use of gas- powered cut-off saws, including saw adjustments, safety devices, correct blade type and application, and more.

Construction sites are highly vulnerable to theft. This training provides tips to help protect your construction site equipment from being stolen.

This training will refresh workers’ understanding of the dangers of working with scaffolds, and how these risks can be minimized by correctly erecting, maintaining, and using scaffolding equipment.

This video training introduces employees to scissor lifts, makes them aware of the hazards associated with these lifts, and gives them the information they need to safely use a scissor lift or work near one.

OSHA requires construction workers to be
trained on scaffold use. This video covers
the responsibilities of a scaffold expert,
hazards of working with suspended
scaffolds, suspension devices, maximum
intended load, and more.

This safety training video identifies the
hazards of different surfaces and provides
practical information to help employees
prevent slips, trips, and falls in and around
all types of construction sites.

This video training on pipelayer tractor
operation covers topics including
maintenance and safety inspection
points; wire rope inspection; stringing,
bending, welding, set-in and tie-in;
mechanical and hydraulic winches,
and more.

This video focuses on productivity,
technique, and getting more out of
the equipment.

In this training, workers will learn the two
standardized hand signals described in
ASME B3.5 and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.

This training discusses common hazards
aerial work platform operators must
consider, as well as safe work practices and
operating techniques that must be
followed to ensure everyone’s safety
during the use of an aerial work platform.

In this introduction to cybersecurity,
employees are taught about the
dangers cybercrime poses to any
organization. The video explains the
essentials of phishing, social media risks,
email security, strong passwords,
physical data security, and responding
to a cyberattack.

Social engineers commit cybercrime by
manipulating and deceiving their
victims. This course for employees
explains the methods used in phishing
and other social engineering, so your
business can be the one that got away.

From classic cons to uniquely digital
schemes, this course addresses the
common ways cybercriminals use email
in their attacks, and how employees
can recognize and avoid them.

This training discusses best practices
for keeping electronic and physical
information secure. Employees will
learn how to keep data on a network
or device safe and how to protect
devices themselves from theft.

This training familiarizes employees
with the symptoms of a malware attack,
and explains what to do if they spot one
at work. Topics covered include
reporting the hack, shutting down the
browser, securing data, changing
passwords, and more.

This session explains how to avoid
online hazards like malicious links,
malware, scareware, phishing sites,
and pharming. Also covered are the
dangers of public Wi-Fi and the
importance of encryption.

It’s essential for employees who manage
social media to understand the dangers of
these platforms. This course highlights the
hazards of phishing, imposter accounts,
malware, image links, false ‘friends,’
account hijacking, and more. Employees
will additionally learn how to respond to a
social media attack.

This training teaches employees why
computer passwords are important,
how to create strong passwords they
can remember, and how to manage
passwords to keep them secure.

Any organization, of any size, can be
vulnerable to cyberattacks. But a strong
cybersecurity program can help protect
your company from damage and losses
caused by intrusions such as hacking,
data theft, and malicious code. Use the
ten easy cybersecurity tips in this
course to safeguard your business,
customers, and valuable information.

Active shooter incidents have
unfortunately been on the rise in recent
years, both in and out of the workplace.
Training your employees on what to do
before law enforcement arrives can
make a life-saving difference. This
session offers valuable advice about
subjects like planning escape routes in
advance, the best ways to take cover,
and when and how to attack a shooter
in the workplace.

Business ethics help shape an
organization’s reputation in the business
community and marketplace. Using real-life
examples, this course teaches employees basic
principles to apply in the workplace in order
to prevent ethical and legal lapses at work.

This training for employees covers best
practices for verbal and non-verbal
communication in the workplace,
including advice for developing effective
speaking, writing, and listening skills.

This training gives employees an
understanding of why good customer
service is important, the different
elements included in customer service,
and best practices to follow on the job.

With automobile accidents a leading
cause of workplace fatalities, distracted
driving is a serious matter for employers
and employees alike. This course
explains in detail the dangers of common
high-and low-tech distractions like cell
phones, in-vehicle electronics, billboards,
other passengers, and eating and
drinking. Complete with quizzes and
animated vignettes, the training also
covers legal issues and tips for avoiding
distractions behind the wheel.

Work-related stress can take a toll on
employee health, morale, and
productivity. This course examines the
causes and symptoms of workplace
stress, and offers steps and solutions
for coping when the pressure’s on.

This course provides valuable
information to employees on the nature
of substance abuse. Topics covered
include risk factors and symptoms,
effects on personal health and job
performance, resources for recovery
both inside and outside of work, and the
legal implications of working while
under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

This training gives employees an
understanding of the causes and harmful
effects of bullying in the workplace, with
the purpose of fostering a bully-free
work environment beneficial to
employees and organizations alike.

In this training course, we discuss best
practices for employee communication.

A satisfied workforce may be more
motivated, productive, and loyal–all of
which are essential to your success. Of
course, paying your employees well is
one obvious way to build satisfaction
and loyalty, but when raises and bonuses
aren’t in the immediate budget, there
are plenty of options that won’t damage
your bottom line. Learn about these
benefits options in this training course.

This training session reviews key
aspects of the federal Family and
Medical Leave Act, including employer
and employee coverage, entitlement to
leave, notice requirements, and
maintenance of benefits.

The federal Family and Medical Leave
Act, or FMLA, provides eligible
employees with unpaid, job-protected
leave to take care of certain family and
medical situations. Unfortunately, some
employees abuse FMLA leave. Learn
how to prevent this abuse with this
training course.

This course explains how the HIPAA
Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification
Rules apply to employers who are not in
the health care industry. Topics covered
include Privacy Rule essentials, the Notice
of Privacy Practices requirement, and
steps to take if protected health
information is breached.

This course covers HIPAA Privacy Rule and
Security Rule essentials, including how and
when protected health information can be
disclosed in a health care setting, and best
practices for securing this information in
compliance with the law.

This course covers the HIPAA Privacy
Rule, addressing issues such as the
definition of protected health
information (PHI), when and how PHI
may be disclosed, the Notice of
Privacy Practices requirement, and
tips for safeguarding PHI.

This course covers the HIPAA Security and
Breach Notification Rules, including the
required administrative, physical, and
technical safeguards, and what to do if
protected health information is breached.

This training details the steps outlined in
the Confined Space Entry Program that
are designed to keep confined space
workers safe. Topics include the
confined space entry permit,
atmospheric hazards, atmospheric
testing and monitoring, and duties of
the entry team members.

This training provides an overview of
how electricity works, explaining safe
practices to prevent electric shock-
related injuries and fatalities. Topics
include common electrical terminology,
avoiding contact with energized parts,
ground fault circuit interrupters, and
responding to a shock event.

This training for general employees is
designed to raise awareness about
electrical hazards and help prevent
common electrical injuries. Topics
covered include basic electrical terms
and definitions, common electrical
hazards, and safety practices to
prevent injury.

This video explains important changes
and updates contained in the 2018
NFPA 70E, reviewing how electrical
workers can be protected from both the
shock hazard and arc flash hazard
presented by exposed energized parts.

In this training session, workers learn
about the proper selection and use of
fall arrest equipment. Topics include
the three components of a personal
fall arrest system, calculating total fall
distance, safe use of self-retracting
lifelines, and survival and rescue after
a fall event.

This training reviews proper operating
procedures for forklift operators. Topics
include operator training and
certification, pre-operational inspection,
maintaining a truck’s stability, lifting and
placing loads, safe driving techniques, and
loading docks and trailers.

This important training addresses
safety precautions in handling batteries
on forklifts and powered pallet jacks.
The video examines personal protective
equipment use and general safety rules
when engaging in electric battery
charging operations.

This series contains four training
programs to help certify operators at
your facility and prevent injuries,
death, and property damage during lift
truck operation.

Forklifts can be dangerous for both
operators and employees out on the
floor. In this session, viewers will learn
how to prevent serious injuries that
occur when forklifts come into
contact with pedestrians.

This video provides the safety training
required by the Department of
Transportation’s HAZMAT training
regulation on handling and
transporting hazardous materials.
Employees will learn to be aware of the
hazards of the materials they handle
and how to work with them safely.

This video provides security awareness
training to employees of companies that
handle hazardous materials, as required
by Department of Transportation (DOT)
HAZMAT regulations.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video. Less than five
minutes long, the training nonetheless
covers essential points. The session is
designed as a reminder and to refocus
safety attitudes for people who have
already had more extensive how-to
training.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective video. The video covers key
points on the topic. Designed to
refresh and refocus safety attitudes for
people who have already had more
extensive how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short
effective safety video, covering key
points on the topic. Designed to refresh
and refocus safety attitudes for people
who have already had more extensive
how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short
effective safety video, covering key
points on the topic. Designed to refresh
and refocus safety attitudes for people
who have already had more extensive
how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short
effective safety video, covering key
points on the topic. Designed to refresh
and refocus safety attitudes for people
who have already had more extensive
how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video. The video is less
than five minutes long but covers
essential points. This session is designed
as a reminder and to refocus safety
attitudes for people who have already
had more extensive how-to training.

This training explains procedures that
protect workers from injury caused by
unplanned releases of hazardous energy.
Topics include employee designations,
situations requiring lockout,
lockout/tagout devices, energy control
procedures, and returning equipment to
service.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video. The training is
less than five minutes but covers
essential points. The session is designed
as a reminder and to refocus safety
attitudes for people who have already
had more extensive how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video. The training
covers essential points on the topic in
under five minutes. Designed as a
reminder and to refocus safety attitudes
for people who have already had more
extensive how-to training.

This video covers the 10 most common
OSHA violations, explaining what your
company and employees can do to
help avoid an OSHA citation.

This video training on personal protective
equipment teaches workers about
the basic types of personal protective
equipment, including hard hats,
hearing protection, eye and face
protection, gloves, and foot protection.

This video training explains how to
prevent workplace eye injury by taking
precautions and using protective devices
like safety glasses, goggles, face shields,
and laser and welding protection.

Loud equipment can damage workers’
hearing on the job. This session explains
the essentials of hearing loss prevention
programs, including permissible
exposure levels, use of earplugs, ear
muff use, audiometric testing, and more.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video. The video covers
essential points on the topic in under
five minutes. Designed as a reminder
and to refocus safety attitudes for
people who have already had more
extensive how-to training.

Refresh your training with this short,
effective safety video, which is less than
five minutes long but covers essential
points on the topic. Designed as a
reminder and to refocus safety
attitudes for people who have already
had more extensive how-to training.

In this session, workers learn how
airborne hazards can affect the
respiratory system, and how the proper
use of air-purifying respirators can
guard against such injury.

This course satisfies the AB 1825 and AB
2053 harassment training requirements.

This training session for employees of
New York employers explores the issue
of sexual harassment in the workplace,
including how to recognize it,
procedures for reporting it, and
strategies for preventing it.

This training session for managers and
supervisors of New york employers
explores the issue of sexual harassment
in the workplace, including how to
recognize it, procedures for reporting
it, and strategies for preventing it..

This training session for employees of
California employers explores the
issue of sexual harassment in the
workplace, including how to
recognize it, procedures for reporting
it, and strategies for preventing it.

This training session for employees of
Connecticut employers explores the
issue of sexual harassment in the
workplace, including how to recognize it,
procedures for reporting it, and
strategies for preventing it.

This training session for employees
explores the issue of sexual harassment
in the workplace, including how to
recognize it, procedures for reporting
it, and strategies for preventing it.

This training session for managers and
supervisors explores the issue of
sexual harassment in the workplace,
including how to recognize it,
procedures for reporting it, and
strategies for preventing it.

This training session for employees of
Maine employers explores the issue of
sexual harassment in the workplace,
including how to recognize it, procedures
for reporting it, and strategies for
preventing it.

COBRA violations can cost your
company big. Learn how to avoid these
violations with this training course.

In this training, viewers learn about
constructive responses to destructive
conflict. Techniques covered include
responding with empathy, active
listening, setting a limit, finding
something to agree with, using “I”
language instead of “you” language,
disengaging to cool off, appealing to
mutual self-interest, and attacking
the problem, not the person.

This session on customer service explains
how three specific listening skills can
soothe problem customers, help get the
information needed to solve customer
problems, and help employees keep
their focus in spite of interruptions.

This training session explores the concept
of diversity and explains how fostering
diversity can create a more cooperative
and productive work environment.

In all likelihood, your company or
organization employs individuals of many
different backgrounds and abilities. At
times, these differences may require what
is known as an accommodation. Learn
more about these accommodations and
how they may impact your business with
this training course.

We’ve all heard the messages:
driving while texting or otherwise
distracted is dangerous. As an
employer, you are required by law to
take steps to keep your workers safe.

This training session provides step-by-step
guidance on the employee discipline
process, from establishing a workplace
code of conduct to implementing an
effective discipline policy and enforcing it
fairly and consistently.

New employee orientation is an
important piece of HR and
employee management. In this
training course, we discuss practices
for employee orientation.

This training session covers the
termination process in detail, from
making the decision to terminate an
employee, to managing key legal issues
relevant to termination, conducting the
termination meeting, and satisfying
post-termination obligations.

This training session features practical
guidance on how to manage the hiring
process, from creating an effective job
description to utilizing appropriate
interview questions and other selection
procedures to make the best hiring
decisions.

In this training course, we discuss the
best strategies for recruiting top talent
to your business.

This training session provides an
overview of the internal investigation
process, including common reasons why
a workplace investigation may be
necessary and strategies for conducting
a thorough and objective investigation

This training session covers the
interviewing process in detail,
including preparing job-related
interview questions, guidance for
conducting the interview meeting, and
strategies for evaluating candidates.

This training demonstrates successful
management styles, explains steps
every leader must take, and discusses
personal qualities employees should
develop to become good leaders.

Narrated by a labor and employment
law attorney, this video addresses
common legal questions that arise in
the workplace, including issues of
fairness, scheduling, employee
requests for leave or accommodations,
and the challenges presented by social
media in the workplace.

Narratives spoken from experience
punctuate this feature film-quality
production portraying people skills
supervisors must have. These
important, but often subtle, skills are
key to managing people the right way.

This training session highlights the
importance of employee performance
reviews, and provides techniques and
strategies to help make the process
more efficient and productive.

In this training course, we discuss the
basics of holiday bonuses, and
provide insight on factors to keep in
mind as they are implemented.

This training session offers practical
guidance on how to handle substance
abuse in the workplace, including the
rights and responsibilities of both
employers and employees and
procedures for addressing suspected
abuse and performance-related issues.

This course provides an overview of
workplace violence prevention, including
early warning signs of workplace violence
and its contributing factors, an
employer’s legal duty to provide a safe
workplace, and how to design an
effective prevention program.

As a manager or business owner who
employs non-exempt workers, you know
that calculating hours worked can be
a complicated subject. In this training
session, we offer some information
that can save you fines, penalties, and
headaches when deciding which
hours must be counted.

In this training course, we discuss an
essential tool for onboarding a new
employee at your company: the
employee handbook.

This course covers the most common questions employers have regarding I-9 forms.

Whether you’re the CEO of a Fortune 500
company or the owner of a five-person
firm, you know that a motivated team
is essential to your success. This course
details how to keep your employees
motivated.

Well thought-out and consistently
administered policies are essential to
your company’s success. They keep
your department and your organization
running efficiently, and provide guidelines
for staying in compliance with federal,
state, and local laws. Learn how to review
and update your company’s policies with
this training course.

This training shows how we need to
prevent outside forces like time,
emotions, peer pressure, or distractions
from taking control of our safety.

This session explains how our safety
decision-making process works and
provides tips for resisting the
temptation to use short-cuts, take risks,
and give in to peer pressure.

Presented by a back-injury
prevention speaker, this engaging
video training shows your employees
how to lift smarter and safer.

This training demonstrates how to
combine various lifts and postures
associated with Dr. Schaefer’s
PowerLift technique, to overcome the
challenges presented by material
handling situations.

This training for custodial and
maintenance staff demonstrates how
to safely clean up spills of blood or
other potentially infectious materials
without risking exposure.

This training explains how to avoid
painful back injuries by lifting and
carrying objects properly and
maintaining your back’s natural “S” curve
while sitting or standing.

This video provides general awareness
training for all employees on the
dangers of bloodborne pathogens, how
to protect yourself from them, and ways
to minimize the risk of transmission.

This training forms the core of the
two-hour asbestos awareness training
requirement mandated by OSHA. It is
ideal for custodians, maintenance
workers, and others who might contact
asbestos-containing materials during
the course of their work.

This training is designed to help
employees who seldom face a hazardous
spill deal with a cleanup situation. Topics
covered include the Hazard
Communication Plan, the Emergency
Response Plan, five levels of OSHA’s
HAZMAT training, initial spill response,
spill containment, instruments used to
identify chemicals, and additional
hazards of a spill site.

This training teaches employees about
security risks associated with
transporting hazardous materials.
Topics covered include security risks
associated with transporting hazardous
materials, methods to enhance
transportation security, how to
recognize security risks, and responding
to possible security threats.

This training outlines the different types of
protection available to workers for
exposure to different types of chemicals.

This training shows workers how to follow
correct procedures in the donning and
doffing of protective suits. All levels of
protection from A through C are shown.

This video training teaches methods to
properly identify hazards so proper
protection and plans can be developed
to protect everyone on site.

This training covers the topic of medical
surveillance programs for workers
handling hazardous waste. Such
programs can provide emergency and
other treatment as needed, and keep
accurate records for future reference.

When they hear HAZWOPER, people think
of large spills, chemical hazards, fumes,
and fire. But there are many hazards at a
HAZWOPER response incident that are not
directly related to the chemical posing the
threat. This program examines some of
these hazards and explains ways to
minimize their risk.

This training focuses on laws and
regulations relating to hazardous waste. In
particular, the video addresses the basics
of HAZWOPER requirements, laws, and
regulations, including minimum
emergency plans and regulations
applicable to HAZWOPER operations.

Harmful gases, fumes, vapors, chemicals,
oxygen-deficient atmospheres… all of
these pose a threat to the respiratory
system. Respiratory protection–ranging
from a simple dust mask, all the way up
to SCBA–is used to protect workers from
respiratory threats. This session provides
workers information and training on
respiratory equipment.

This training explains what must be
included in a site safety plan for
hazardous substance response, how to
develop such a plan, and how to make
sure workers are familiar with the plan
before they respond to any incident.

This training reviews precautions that
protect employees from hydrogen
sulfide exposure, including following the
employer’s hydrogen sulfide
contingency plan, knowing how and
when to use respiratory protection,
understanding a facility’s warning
sounds and signals, and more.

This video training provides an overview
of the responsibilities of hazardous
waste generators and their employees,
as required by the Resource
Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA).

Pollution spread by contaminated
stormwater is a serious problem. This
training provides workers with a basic
understanding of the company’s
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan.

This safety training video reviews
practices that can help workers prevent
injuries and property damage when
working with or around compressed
gas cylinders. Topics include preparing
to handle cylinders, safe transportation
and handling, securing cylinders,
proper hook-up, testing for leaks, and
cylinder storage.

This first-person account of a fatal car
crash caused by a driver on a cell phone
can help you change the culture of cell
phone use and driving at your
organization. This video was a Bronze
Winner of the 34th Annual Telly Awards.

This training features live-action
sequences of a driver making winter
driving mistakes and an interview with a
survivor of a fatal winter crash. The
video also provides tips and techniques
for winter driving.

This video discusses forms of substance
abuse typically found in the workplace,
how managers and supervisors can
detect substance abuse, and what they
should and should not do if they discover
a worker with a substance abuse
problem.

Showing managers and supervisors
what to do if they become aware of
substance abuse among their direct
reports, this video helps meet training
requirements and provides guidance
for your supervisory employees.

This safety training video teaches
employees what to do to stay safe
during different types of emergencies.
Topics include: fire response,
responding to chemical leaks and spills,
severe weather and earthquakes, and
medical emergencies.

Using proper work practice controls can
prevent musculoskeletal disorders. This
session addresses how workers can use
these controls to reduce, control, or
eliminate ergonomic risk factors.

This training discusses how workers can
prevent fires and how they should respond
should one occur. Topics include classes of
fire, good housekeeping, storage of
flammable materials, hot work
precautions, and responding to fires.

This video training discusses the different
types of fire extinguishers, how to decide
whether to use a fire extinguisher, and
how to use fire extinguishers properly.

This video training discusses safe
work practices to prevent the ignition
of vapors, liquids, and solids during
“hot work.” The session also reviews
the responsibilities of workers
involved in hot-work tasks.

This training, narrated by experienced
EMT and author Martin Lesperance,
shows employees how to respond in
a variety of emergency situations.

This training discusses safe work practices
workers must follow to prevent injuries and
property damage while transporting loads
throughout the workplace.

This video goes over the top 10 causes
of worker injuries and deaths annually.
Employees will learn about how these
hazardous situations can be prevented.

This training helps warehouse employees
stay safe by identifying specific hazards
they can encounter while working.
The session also provides practical
procedures workers can use to
avoid warehouse dangers.

This training discusses the importance
of good housekeeping to worker
safety. It explains practices employees
should follow to maintain a tidy and
well-organized work area.

Typically, it’s a machine’s operator who is
closest to a machine’s hazards. Machine
operators must make it a point to know
and understand the hazards presented by
any machine or equipment they operate.

This training demonstrates the hazards
of compressed air. Workers will learn
about cleaning with compressed air,
compressed air injuries, inspection and
maintenance of compressed
air equipment, and components
of compressed air systems.

This video for machine operators conveys
the importance of understanding the
hazards of specific equipment in their work
areas. Operators will learn how injuries can
be avoided through the proper use of
machine guarding, safety devices, and safe
work practices.

This session addresses common office
safety issues, teaching employees
proper work practices to avoid injury.

Drawing on OSHA regulations, this course
teaches employees about the importance
of personal protective equipment and how
to use it on the job. The video training
highlights different types of personal
protective equipment, including head
protection, eye and face protection,
respiratory protection, and others.

This program outlines common safe
practices for workers to prevent slips,
trips, and falls. Topics include the effects
of gravity, friction, and momentum; the
importance of wearing proper footwear;
and other tips to prevent slips and trips.

Slips, trips, and falls in the workplace
cause injuries and fatalities every year. The
principles behind OSHA’s regulations on
walking and working surfaces can help
workers understand and avoid the hazards
of slips, trips, and falls.

This training on accident
investigations explains the steps to a
thorough investigation, including
investigative goals, securing an
accident scene, interviews, and more.

This training on safety leadership for
supervisors explains the importance
of setting a good example by speaking
up about unsafe acts in the
workplace. It also stresses the
importance of rules enforcement
from managers and supervisors.

This training video features a
dramatization of an active shooter event
and identifies behavior and procedures
that save the lives of those involved.

This course provides an overview of
workplace violence prevention, including
early warning signs of violence in
coworkers, employment circumstances
that elevate the risk of violence, and
strategies to help prevent becoming a
victim of violence on the job.

Cold and wet weather can have a
negative effect on the body, threatening
worker safety. This employee training
explains the signs and treatment of cold
stress conditions like hypothermia,
frostbite, and trench foot.

Working in hot environments can cause
dangerous heat stress. In this session,
workers learn about heat-related
illnesses, ways to prevent them, and
what to do if they or their coworkers
experience heat stress on the job.

Winter is prime season for walking-
related injuries. In this session, viewers
learn about winter walking hazards,
techniques, and techniques to
minimize the effects of a fall.

This training is designed to increase
safety awareness among construction
employees. Using live-action narration,
animated scenarios, slides, and quizzes,
the course explains precautions for
work around electrical equipment; floor
and wall openings; elevated surfaces;
and hand and power tools, among other
construction-related hazards.

This course explains safe practices for
employees’ use of different types of
ladders, including stepladders, portable
ladders, and fixed ladders. Important
safety advice on ladder set up,
inspection, and safe climbing is covered
in the video training, which goes over
precautions like making sure ladders are
set up on stable, even surfaces, and
checking ladders for specific defects
before using them.

Contaminated food can lead to life-
threatening illnesses, affecting major
bodily systems. Watch this video to
learn about proper storage,
refrigeration, sanitation, and hygiene
techniques to help prevent dangerous
foodborne illness.

Workplace fires can cause devastating
human injury and business losses, and
are often preventable. This course
explains simple steps you can take, like
maintaining fire alarm and sprinkler
systems, to guard against damaging
fires at your worksite.

This course explains safe practices for
restaurant activities such as cooking,
operating kitchen equipment, and
handling knives and glassware. Other
topics covered include personal
protective equipment; preventing slips,
trips, and falls; electrical and fire
safety; chemical safety; and preventing
and dealing with robberies and assaults
in a restaurant setting.

This course addresses general safety
guidelines and safety concerns common
to all workplaces. The training, complete
with chapter quizzes and animated
workplace scenes, covers topics such as
slips, trips, and falls; personal protective
equipment; electrical safety; fire safety;
evacuation safety; and more.