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1 4350 Executive Drive, Suite 100 San Diego, CA Tel: (858) Fax: (858) SAFETY TRAINING CATALOG Introduction to Safety SAFETY ORIENTATION Safety Orientation: On Alert Shiftwork: Circadian Survival Contractor Safety: It s Everybody s Business Retail Safety Orientation Hotel Safety Orientation Sales Reps Safety: Empowered To Perform Pharmaceutical Sales Reps Safety: Scenes of Success The Newcomers SAFETY ATTITUDES / PRO-ACTIVE SAFETY The Newcomers Just Another Day All For One: The Meerkat Way Pro-Active Safety Attitudes: Looking Out For Number One Rudy: Safety Takes Courage Safety Attitudes Incident Reporting The Pro-Active Safety Committee The Self-Inspection Safety Meetings Task Exposure Analysis Safety: The Good Fight People-Based Safety Hazard Recognition And Control Hazard Recognition For Utility Workers Target Zero: Pro-Active Safety Attitudes Employee Involvement: The Key to Safety Protective Equipment PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Personal Protective Equipment: The Right Choice!
2 Personal Protective Equipment Hand Protection Hearing Protection Eye Protection: See The Whole Picture Personal Protective Equipment: Real, Real-Life PPE Hazard Assessment Hard Hat Safety Protecting Your Feet Hand Safety: It s In Your Hands Hearing Protection: It Makes Sense Personal Protective Equipment: Win the Race to Safety PPE: Don t Start Work Without It Hearing Protection: Real, Real-Life Eye Protection: Why Gamble? RESPIRATORY PROTECTION OSHA Respirator Safety: A Sure Fit Respiratory Protection Disposable Respirators : Exposure Control Respiratory Fit Testing SCBA Care and Maintenance Indoor Air Report Mold Awareness SARS Awareness Respiratory Protection: Another World FALL PROTECTION OSHA , and 1910 Subpart D Fall Protection: The Right Connection Fall Protection for Ironworkers Scaffold Safety Stairways and Ladders Slips, Trips and Falls: Taking The Right Steps Slips, Trips and Falls: Real, Real-Life Anchorages Walking & Working Surfaces Construction Fall Protection: Get Arrested Fall Protection Ladders Personal Fall Protection: One Step Beyond Emergency Action Plan / Emergency Response FIRE/EMERGENCY OSHA and 39 Emergency Evacuation: Getting Out Alive Emergency Action Plan Fire Safety
3 Fire Extinguishers: Your PASS To Safety Fire Safety: Real, Real-Life Fire! In The Workplace Spiral to Disaster (EAPs) Incident Command System: When Seconds Count Portable Fire Extinguishers Disaster Safety: Aftermath & Cleanup Disaster Planning Series King s Cross: Beneath the Flames Crash In The Dark: A Crew Resource Management Case Study Emergency Response Driving Fire Safety: Alert, Aware, Alive Fire Safety: There s No Second Chance Emergency Action Plan: The Team Approach BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS / FIRST AID OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens: Take Precautions Bloodborne Pathogens: Protecting Law Enforcement Bloodborne Pathogens for Corrections First Aid: Prepared To Help Bloodborne Pathogens: Real, Real-Life Bloodborne Pathogens: Case Histories Avian Flu: What You Need To Know Bloodborne Pathogens for Cafeteria Workers Medical Emergencies: Citizen Responder Tuberculosis Awareness BBP for Fire & Rescue CPR and AED: The Chain of Survival Bloodborne Pathogens Bloodborne Pathogens for Custodians Bloodborne Pathogens: Know the Risk Industrial First Aid Smallpox Awareness for First Responders Bloodborne Pathogens: Just the Facts HOMELAND SECURITY OSHA Emergency Action Plan: Crisis under Control Incident Command System: When Duty Calls Facility Security: The Critical Link Public Building Security: It s Everyone s Concern HazMat Transportation Biological and Chemical Threats: Closing the Door Anthrax Awareness Lessons from Ground Zero Small Pox Awareness for First Responders Overcoming Stress, Fear and Anxiety Diversity Now Port Security: We re Counting on You Transit Security: On the Lookout Media Relations for Law Enforcement
4 SUPERVISOR TRAINING Safety Coach: The 7 C s Of Safety Job Safety Analysis: Pro-Active Planning PPE Hazard Assessment Safety Meetings Adult Learning OSHA Top Ten OSHA Inspections OSHA Recordkeeping: True To Form Media Relations OSHA: An Introduction Safety OfficeSuite (OSHALOG/TRAINLOG Manager) OSHA: An Introduction for Construction Incident Investigation Series Hazardous Environments CONFINED SPACE ENTRY OSHA and OSHA Rescue Requirements Confined Space Entry: Keeping Public Employees Safe Confined Space Entry: Inside Maneuvers Confined Space Entry: Investigation Confined Space Entry: Permit Required Confined Space Entry: Plan And Prepare Non-Entry Rescue Ventilation Confined Space Hotwork: Checklist to Safety Confined Space Rescue Atmospheric Testing Rope Rescue Series Rescue Lowering Systems Series Rappelling Rescue Hauling Systems Confined Space Entry Trenching and Shoring PROCESS SAFETY OSHA Process Safety: Protecting Employees Process Safety Management Contractor Safety Line Breaking: Use A Permit! Protecting Employees Line Breaking: Plan for Success OFFICE SAFETY OSHA General Duty Clause Office Safety
5 Hazard Communication for Non-Industrial Employees Office Ergonomics HEAT STRESS Heat Stress: Code Red Heat Stress for Public Employees: Seeing Red Heat Stress: Don t Lose Your Cool Beat the Heat: Preventing And Treating Heat Disorders Heat Stress Operating Hazardous Equipment FORKLIFT/CRANE SAFETY Powered Industrial Truck Standard Forklift Compliance Package Forklift Basics: Safe from the Start Forklift Safety: Real, Real-Life Powered High-Lift Trucks Powered Low-Lift Trucks Indoor Cranes Working around Forklifts Rigging Crane Inspection Working around Cranes Bucket Trucks: Extending Your Safety Aerial Lifts Forklift Certification Forklift Safety Forklift Maneuvers: All the Right Moves Rigging: Equipment Basics Rigging Operations MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY Driven To Distraction II Emotional Wreck Driven To Distraction Before You Turn The Key Defensive Driving Defensive Driving: 15-Passenger Vans Safe Driving: Real, Real-Life Safe Winter Driving HazMat Transportation Defensive Driving For Government Employees Winter Driving Motorcycle Safety Awareness Golf Cart & LSV Safety: On and Off The Course HAND TOOL/ MACHINE SAFETY OSHA , , , Machine Guarding: Safeguard Your Future
6 Mechanical Power Press Safety Powered Hand Tool Safety Machine Guarding Laser Safety: The Blink Of An Eye Give Safety A Hand Series Working Safely With Power Tools Confined Space Hotwork: Checklist to Safety Oxyfuel Gas Cutting: The Sure Cut Pinch Points and Safeguarding For Pulp And Paper Welding Safety: Safe Work with Hotwork Hazardous Substances CHEMICAL SAFETY OSHA Global Harmonization: Worldwide Hazard Communication Hazard Communication: Elements of Safety Hazard Communication: The Road to Safety Hazard Communication: Real, Real-Life Hazard Communication for Non-Industrial Employees Hazard Communication for Pulp and Paper Learn From Their Mistakes: Hazcom Case Histories Material Safety Data Sheets Chemical Handling Series Warning Labels and Signs: Get The Message Lab Safety Hazcom: Identifying the Dangers Laboratory Safety: The Finer Points Laboratory Safety: Under the Hood Hazard Communication for Public Employees Hazard Communication: Your Safety Net HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OSHA Combustible Dust: Up In A Flash Benzene: Knowledge Is Power & Safety NORM: Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material Hazardous Materials Transportation: What You Don t Know Can Hurt You Hydrogen Sulfide: A Matter of Life Or Death Asbestos Awareness Compressed Gas Safety Awareness HazMat: Safe and Secure Anhydrous Ammonia Chlorine Marking, Labeling, and Placarding: HazMat For Transportation HazMat Shipping Papers Fly Ash Coal Dust Explosion Prevention Safe Handling of Phosphoric Acid Safe Use of Phosphorus Trichloride & Phosphorus Oxychloride Lead Safety Lead Safety on The Job
7 Radiation Safety Hexavalent Chromium Awareness Lead Safety for Firearms Asbestos in Construction Cadmium Safety Hazmat Awareness Hydrogen Sulfide / Sulfur Dioxide Mold Awareness Preparing Hazmat for Transportation Radiation Safety: The Basics Silica Safety Drum Handling Preparing HazMat for Transportation Environmental ENVIRONMENTAL EPA Compliance Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World Environmental Awareness 1 Environmental Awareness 2 EPA Criminal Liability RCRA Small Quantity Generators: A Commitment to the Future RCRA Large Quantity Generators: A Commitment to the Future Pollution Prevention EPA Risk Management: A Shared Responsibility EPA Risk Management: Be a Good Neighbor Stormwater Runoff: I Can Make a Difference Small Spills and Leaks Ergonomics / Back Safety ERGONOMICS/BACK SAFETY Ergonomics Program Standard Strains & Sprains: Avoiding the Pain Ergonomics Office Ergonomics Back In Action Back Safety Back At Work Back Safety: Real, Real-Life Back Protection Back Safety for Landscape, Custodial & Maintenance Workers Back Safety for Material Handlers Back Safety for First Responders Back Safety: Lift Well, Live Well Ergonomics: Break the RMI Habit
8 Maritime Safety MARITIME SAFETY Safe Driving On the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Ready To Work On the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Signaling On the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Preventing Drug & Alcohol Abuse on the Waterfront Every Choice Counts Personal Protective Equipment on the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Working Around Hazardous Materials on the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Working Around Vehicles Safely on the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts Working Safely Around Railcars on the Waterfront: Every Choice Counts General Safety GENERAL SAFETY OSHA General Duty Clause H1N1 Influenza: What You Need To Know Avian Flu: What You Need To Know Shiftwork Housekeeping Dealing with Stress Warehouse Safety Good Manufacturing Practices: Food Safety s In Your Hands Tuberculosis Awareness D.O.T. Drug & Alcohol Testing Drug & Alcohol Abuse Sexual Harassment Office Safety Handwashing: Avoiding Germs ad Viruses At Work HACCP: A Plan for Food Safety Landscape Power Tools Working Outdoors: Mosquitoes and Ticks Workplace Violence Service Reps: A Day in the Life Injury and Illness Prevention Indoor Air Report Office Safety: It s A Jungle in There Roadway Worker Safety: In the Zone Employee Wellness: Taking Care of You Employee Wellness: A Way of Life Behavioral Safety PEOPLE-BASED SAFETY Activating ACTS Acting, Coaching, Thinking, Seeing
9 Outdoor / Off the Job Safety OUTDOOR Heat Stress: Code Red Heat Stress for Public Employees: Seeing Red Working Outdoors: Mosquitoes ad Ticks Grounds keeping Safety: Be a Pro! Winter Safety Heat Stress Heat Stress: Don t Lose Your Cool Grounds keeping Safety: Dealing With Bugs and Critters Beat the Heat: Preventing & Treating Heat Disorders OFF-THE-JOB Holiday Safety Summer Sports Vacation Safety Gun Safety Firearms Safety and the Hunter Judgement on the Water Water Rescue Survival! Hazardous Energy ELECTRICAL SAFETY OSHA and Electrical Safety Electrical Safety: Real, Real-Life Fatal Shock: Electrical Case Histories Basic Principles Electrical Hazards Electrical Emergencies Working around Live Circuits Electric Power Generation Static Electricity Construction Electrical Safety: Current Control Electrical Safety: Beware the Bite LOCKOUT/TAGOUT OSHA Lockout/Tagout: Controlling the Beast Lockout/Tagout: Lightning in a Bottle Lockout Tragedy Lockout/Tagout: Real, Real-Life Lockout/Tagout: An Open & Shut Case Lockout for Life! Line Breaking: Use a Permit!
10 Line Breaking Lockout/Tagout Lockout/Tagout for Pulp and Paper ARC FLASH NFPA 70E Arc Flash: Live to Tell Arc Flash Safety Awareness Electrical Safety for the Qualified Worker HAZWOPER OSHA Hazwoper Awareness Small Spills and Leaks Decontamination Drum Handling Lab Packs Incident Command System HAZWOPER First Responder Awareness Level HAZWOPER First Responder Operation Levels
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