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Attitude andamp; Awareness
Attitude Is Everything
Accidents Cost Everyone
Safety Means No Fooling Around
Focus on Leadership Skills
Communication Tips for a Diverse Workforce
What's Your Safety Score? (quiz)
Assess Your Stress
Managing Work Stress
Confined Spaces
What Is a Confined Space?
The Confined Space Entry Permit
Oxygen Deficiency or Enrichment
Explosive or Combustible Atmosphere
Toxic Contaminants
Engulfment
Physical Conditions
Testing andamp; Monitoring the Atmosphere of a Confined Space
Confined Space Personnel: Entrant
Confined Space Personnel: Attendant
Confined Space Personnel: Supervisor
Confined Space Personnel: Rescue Team
Confined Space Atmospheric Controls
Fire Safety andamp; Emergency Response
A Guide to Worksite Fire Safety
The Fire Triangle
Fire Danger of Flammable andamp; Combustible Liquids
Fire Extinguishers: Choosing the Right Extinguisher
Worksite Fire Emergencies
Recognizing Medical Conditions
First Aid for a Choking Adult
First Aid for Adults Who Stop Breathing
First Aid for Eye Injuries
First Aid for Heart Attack
First Aid for Heat Stroke
First Aid for Minor Burns
First Aid for Minor Wounds
First Aid for Punctures and Impaled Objects
First Aid for Shock
First Aid for Strains andamp; Sprains
Bloodborne Pathogens: HIV and Hepatitis B
Bloodborne Pathogens: Universal Precautions
HazCom
Reading Material Safety Data Sheets
Protecting Against Chemical Hazards
Manufacturer's Warning Labels
Hazardous Material Identification System Labels
NFPA Diamond
DOT Labels and Placards
Explosives andamp; Blasting Agents
Gases
Flammable Liquids |
Flammable Solids
Oxidizers
Poisonous Materials
Radioactive Materials
Corrosive Materials
Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials
Properties of Hazardous Materials
Reactivity of Hazardous Materials
Storing Hazardous Chemicals
Watch Out for Incompatible Chemicals
Preventing Explosions: Tips for Worksite Safety
Lead Hazards
Responding to a Chemical Spill
Emergencies Involving Solvents
Emergencies Involving Flammables
Emergencies Involving Corrosives
Emergencies Involving Reactives
Lifting andamp; Moving Material
Lifting Basics
The Mechanics of Lifting: How Your Back Works
Lifting Awkward Loads
Back Exercises: Making Your Back Work for You
Material Handling: Dollies and Hand Trucks
Material Handling: Powered Hand Trucks
Basic Rules for Forklift Operation
Working Safely Around Forklifts
Working Safely on Loading Docks
Other Hazards
Working Safely With Electricity
The Hazards of Electrical Shock
Responding to an Electrical Emergency
Working Near Overhead Power Lines
Lockout/Tagout: De-Energize for Safety
Eight Steps to Lock Out Hazardous Energy
Slips, Trips and Falls
How Noise Affects Hearing
Working Safely With Ladders
Watch Your Step on Scaffolds
Guard Against Machine Injuries
Working Safely With Grinders
Watch Out for Pinch Points
Welding Hazards
Basic Rules for Hand Tools
Basic Rules for Portable Power Tools
The Hazards of Cold
The Hazards of Heat
The Hazards of Fatigue
Preventing Repetitive Motion Injuries
Alcohol andamp; Other Drugs Affect Safety
Signs of Alcohol or Drug Abuse
Blood Alcohol Concentration and You
Protect Yourself Against Violence in the Workplace
The Golden Rule of Safe Driving |
Characteristics of a Defensive Driver
Driving in Bad Weather
Safety Belts Can Save Your Life
Personal Protection
Respiratory Hazards
Choosing and Using Respiratory Protection
Hearing Hazards
Choosing and Using Hearing Protection
Eye Hazards
Choosing and Using Eye Protection
Hand Hazards
Skin Hazards
Choosing and Using Work Gloves
Choosing and Using Work Shoes
Choosing and Using Protective Headwear
Safety Posters
Safety is everyone's job.
On or off the job, keep safety in mind.
Expect the unexpected.
Accidents don't just "happen."
But they were just horsing around.
101 Stress Relievers
Confined space entries are never routine..
Do you know where the fire extinguisher is?
Bad wires can cause fires
Call for help before you try to put it out.
Pay attention to chemical warning labels.
Material Safety Data Sheets
Prevent chemical spills and leaks: inspect containers regularly
Store flammables properly.
Prevent chemical burns.
Lift with your legs, not your back.
Do push it. Don't pull it.
Get help with heavy loads.
Watch out around corners.
Respect electricity.
Before you work on it, lock it out!
Clean up before you slip up.
Do your part to prevent slips and falls.
Falls hurt. Watch where you're walking.
Basic rule of thumb: leave guards in place.
Use the right tool for the job.
Ouch! Watch out for pinch points.
You can't follow safety rules in your sleep.
Safety andamp; alcohol don't mix.
Keep your distance.
Safety belts keep the family together.
Use respiratory protection.
Use eye protection.
Use proper work gloves.
Use proper safety shoes.
Use proper head protection. |
