Up to 10 times per day, a worker in the United States is severely injured or killed in an electrical arc flash accident or other electrical incident involving accidental contact with energized parts that cause shock and electrocution.

In this webinar you will learn important steps to take to reduce these risks and better protect your company from the physical, financial and legal consequences of electrical accidents. In addition you will take away the importance of providing tools, training and programs that will help reduce the chances of injury.

This intermediate webinar will be valuable for a range of safety, health, and risk management professionals, with particular emphasis on the challenges faced by organizations in the industrial and healthcare sectors.

In this webinar you will learn:

• What causes arc flash incidents
• Safety procedures to reduce/prevent arc flash risks
• Industry standards that govern arc flash prevention

• Only handbook that covers all information CMV interstate truck and bus drivers need to operate successfully under CSA 2010
• Provides fingertip access to explanations of the seven BASICs, severity tables, and tips for avoiding most common violations
• Explains how to prepare for roadside inspections, rights during inspection, what not to do, and steps to take after inspection
• Ideal in-cab reference for helping drivers improve their — and their company’s — compliance scores
• Based on version 2.0 of FMCSA’s Safety Measurement System (SMS) Methodology – Aug. 2010
• Spiral bound, 192 pages

For more information visit the CSA Handbook Page

Please join JJ Keller for the upcoming complimentary webcast, General Industry Fall Protection: Avoiding common pitfalls.

In 2009, OSHA issued over $1.5 million in initial penalties to general industry employers for fall protection violations. While the OSHA standard prescribes a number of fall protection requirements, the regulations are silent on a number of issues. This causes confusion and leads to non-compliance. This webcast is intended to help employers avoid common fall protection pitfalls. We’ll address:

• roof safety
• guardrails
• safety chains
• loading docks
• platforms
• equipment inspections
• ladders
• and much more

Presenters:
Jennifer Stroschein – J. J. Keller Editor
Mark H. Stromme – J. J. Keller Editor – Workplace Safety

Compressed gases are used for various industrial operations, so it is extremely necessary for industries that their workers are well trained.

The Compressed Gas Safety training covers these interesting topics:

• Type of compressed gases and its characteristics
• Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety Precautions
• Knowledge on hazards
• How to store/transport/use/maintain compressed gases
• Other precautions

The Compressed Air Safety Video is designed to train workers about the hazards of working with compressed air and compressed air powered tools. This video covers various video clips of working with tools, using compressed air in the workplace, and proper protection when working with compressed air. This video even covers a few accidents that happened due to negligence. Practical training with compressed gas cylinder is covered under these training programs which demonstrate proper handling and operating procedures, how to identify leaks, etc. The training program also covers discussion on the problems workers face while storing and transporting cylinders at workplaces.

The purpose of this training program is to make workers cautious while working around compressed gases and cylinders for their own safety and others as well.

Bridges the gap between general CSA 2010 awareness and understanding the BASICs used to score drivers and carriers

Details each of the seven BASICs:

1. Unsafe Driving,
2. Fatigued Driving (includes HOS),
3. Driver Fitness,
4. Controlled Substances and Alcohol,
5. Vehicle Maintenance,
6. Cargo Related,
7. Crash Indicator

Covers how violations are tracked and measured to determine a BASIC Score, as well as how BASIC measures and scores are calculated
Explores what drivers can do to keep their (and their carriers’) BASIC Scores low and ensure CSA 2010 compliance
Outlines what FMCSA interventions could result if a carrier has a BASIC Score above the threshold
Ready-to-use training program includes several components
Coming Soon – Available in Interactive Online/CD-ROM formats
Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired
For more information visit our CSA Training Video Page

There are several warning signs that tend to get overlooked. For example: If an employee begins to complain more and more excessively each day and doesn’t appear to working as a team, there is a chance there is an underlying stress that needs to be dealt with. Perhaps its an employee that turns their shoulder to safety or supervisors requests.  Some other obvious tell tale signs are: threats, abusive behavior both inside and outside the workplace, discrimination, harassment or even employees that excessively discuss their weapon collections.  In some cases it could be the complete opposite where an employee is often left out or kept to themselves.

In most cases the signs are evident and employee & supervisor training is mandatory. Help keep your staff alert for any incidents by properly training them on:

• The various forms of violence
• Warning Signs
• How to handle a potentially violent situation
• and the benefits of a hostile free work environment.

For more information and training videos please visit our Workplace Violence page .

“The online curriculum offered by Summit complements our existing classroom and print content, enabling us to now offer a full range of courses, delivered through different methods, that better meet the needs of our members and customers,” said Janet Froetscher, NSC president and CEO.

Summit also will develop new online training curriculum for NSC, as well as convert current NSC training content to a web-based format. Benefits of online training includes 24/7 global availability, self-paced learning and cost savings through a reduction in travel expense and training time.

“We are very excited to have this opportunity to work with the National Safety Council; combining the knowledge and skill sets of Summit and the National Safety Council will have a very beneficial effect on the future of safety advocacy,” said Valerie Overheul, Summit president and CEO.

For more information or Pricing please contact us

Based on the FHWA Model Curriculum, J. J. Keller’s Tractor-Trailer Driver Training Manual follows PTDI’s required curriculum for PTDI-certified schools, and includes:

• An introduction, learning objectives, a review, and a quiz for each chapter
• CDL test preparation
• A truck system troubleshooting section
• Three NEW chapters covering international driving; cargo, truck, and driver security; and business practices such as cost control and fuel management
• Quality illustrations, photos, tables, charts, and checklists
• Definitions and diagrams to reinforce key points
• And much more!

For more information or Pricing please contact us

All employers must ensure that the products used in the workplace are adequately labeled and that their MSDS are available before they are handled by employees. Employers are also required under the system to design worker education programs that enable the workers to know about the significance of labels and MSDSs and how to work safely with hazardous materials.
For more information or Pricing please contact us

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OSHA has issued its final rule allowing the agency to cite employers on a “per employee basis” for failure to wear/use required personal protective equipment. In addition, an updated standard for eye and face protection was recently issued by the American National Standard Institute (ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010).MARCOM’s “Personal Protective Equipment” course reviews OSHA’s PPE standard and covers the many types of equipment used to protect workers’ hands, feet, heads, eyes, faces and respiratory tracts. Contact your distributor for information on this program.

Recently OSHA sent an enforcement memo to their regional administrators reminding them that employers must provide all OSHA required training to their employees in “a manner that each employee can understand”. The memo made it clear that compliance officers are to verify that an employer is instructing its employees using both a language and vocabulary that the employees can comprehend. The memo’s main purpose was to make sure that Latino and other non-English speaking workers (who represent an essential part of many key industries) receive effective training.MARCOM’s general, regulatory, construction and HAZWOPER training programs are all available in Spanish as well as English. The testing materials included in each program are also in Spanish and will clearly document the fact that the training was provided and understood by the employee. Our employee booklets and posters are available in Spanish as well.

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As you probably know, the biggest piece of safety training’s cost is the time that employees are away from their jobs while they’re being trained. As a result, you are very interested in anything that can save time during the training process. MARCOM’s CD-ROM courses have a unique “assessment” feature that can cut the training time for the average employee in half!Many courses (including MARCOM’s) allow you to set up course level “pre-tests”, which can be used to test employees out of courses entirely. But an employee must have a high overall level of knowledge of the course material to pass the typical pre-test, and many employees don’t have this capability. With the assessment feature, MARCOM’s courses break the pre-test down to the “chapter” level, and “assess” an employee’s knowledge chapter by chapter. If an employee answers enough of a chapter’s pre-test questions the course automatically “reconfigures” itself without that chapter, so the employee doesn’t have to sit through training on material that they already know, saving time and money…lots of money!

For more information or Pricing please contact us

Summit’s comprehensive training program teaches construction and renovation workers important safety precautions to take while working around lead hazards, such as the appropriate PPE to wear and how to zone off the work area to keep toxic dust to a minimum. By becoming more informed, employees will take pride in knowing how to maintain a safe work environment.

Click here for more information on our lead safety program

•    Family as the core value of beliefs
•    Words and Actions for Safety
•    Personal Protective Equipment and Why it’s Important (reducing “machismo” effect)
•    Team Effort for Safety, overcoming barriers to safety
•    Ask Questions if You Don’t Understand
•    Overcoming obstacles of safety behavior

English And Spanish Program on 1 DVD!

Runtime: 11 Min

WITH PURCHASE OF ANY VHS OR DVD YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE WRITTEN MATERIAL CD-Rom.
CD-ROM of written materials may include: Leaders Guides, Questions & Answers, Manuals, and Power Points.
Contents vary depending on program.

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•    Understanding Immigrants
•    Personal Hygiene and Appearance
•    Religion, Special Emphasis Topics
•    Watch Your Language
•    Productivity and Safety
•    Team Players

Runtime: 23 Min

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Emergency Safety Plan for workers’ safety.

Use of sign boards and posters can be one easy step to notify the workers of things such as fire exit doors and fire extinguishers. Your organization should have the means of making everyone in the facility aware of an emergency by using sirens, voice broadcasting devices etc. There are several things that should be covered when developing an emergency response plan. First of all, you have to decide what needs to be done.  Secondly, you have to decide where to go (evacuation route), and thirdly, you have to decide what to do next. These three very important steps are the backbone of any good emergency response plan.

An emergency response plan has to be clear and easy to implement. Depending on the emergency and whether it is inside or out, the decision has to be made whether workers have to stay within the facility or if they need to evacuate to a safe zone. If outside, your facility will need to develop a meeting point and evacuation route to follow so a count can be made of who may still be in danger. Also, this emergency response plan has to mention what the workers should do next and what they can do to let others know that they themselves are safe.

Compliance and Safety is a leading safety services and products supplier in the US and across the globe. We offer various training products such as Emergency Plans DVD, Emergency Planning Guide, Emergency Preparedness Planning Videos, etc. This material is critical for any facility to develop a solid safety and awareness program.

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