Compliance Safety Training

Maintaining a safe and healthy work environment is more important today than ever before.  Yet at the same time, the challenges of conducting Safety & Health Training and Regulatory Compliance activities are greater than they have ever been.

Our "compliance" training programs deal with safety and health issues that are important to employees in their day-to-day job functions. The Series have been developed in the USA for USA standards but generally they are kept as generic as possible.  Regulatory compliance products help facilities comply with important OSHA, EPA and DOT regulations.

There are a number of formats from which to choose, including:

DVD (Video based) training programs

These programs come with an easy-to-use leader's guide, scheduling and attendance forms, employee quiz and training certificate. The leader's guide coaches trainers through preparing for and conducting the training session... including setting up the classroom and involving employees in class discussions.  DVDs are subtitled (which make them the perfect training alternative for hearing impaired employees) and are structured so that the programs can be played from beginning to end or by section, and are indexed so that sections can be accessed in any order. (You need a VCR/TV capable of playing NTSC format which most modern systems are capable of playing or they can be played on most PCs), DVDs can be used when training is done in a classroom setting.  The runtime of the DVD Courses are typically 10 to 25+ minutes long, depending on the topic

Interactive CD-ROM courses with built in Management Training record system

Interactive CD-ROM and online courses are typically used for "one-on-one" training. Courses come with a comprehensive learning management system (LMS) at no additional cost. Employees proceed through the courses at their own pace and are actively involved in how the course progresses. The LMS keeps track of the employees' progress, courses they have taken, test scores and other important information.

The courses use a powerful combination of audio, full-motion video, text and colourful graphics. With our self-paced course employees can receive training on their own PCs...on demand...any time...and at their own pace. CD-ROM programs also increase information retention by directly involving employees in the learning process. They can..."See"..."Hear"...and "Touch"...their training material. 

Training Manager can define and set up curriculum...establish log-in procedures...even set up Pre and Post Tests. The System also allows employee performance information to be collected and organized through a powerful relational database, which can generate a number of record keeping and tracking reports.

Each Course is typically 30 to 45+ minutes long, depending on the topic. Courses are divided into a number of logical sections, each with its own Quiz and Test, so information is easily understood...and retained.

Online Internet Based Training

Online training system gives you the best of all worlds

•  Access to as many courses as you like.
•  Four payment plans to choose from, including monthly "Pay-As-You-Go" and "All You Can Eat" (unlimited access).
•  A comprehensive and easy to use online Learning Management System (LMS). ... and much more!

Here are details of  some of the of the courses available: (Based on USA Regulations)

Asbestos Awareness   Hazards of asbestos. OSHA's Asbestos Standard. Composition and nature of asbestos. Types of materials that may contain asbestos, and where they are encountered. How to protect yourself when disturbing a material that may contain asbestos. Air monitoring and decontamination. Bloodborne Pathogens   Bloodborne diseases are a serious concern. The HIV virus, which usually leads to AIDS, currently infects over one million people in the USA. Because of the increasing problems with these diseases, in 1991 OSHA passed a "Bloodborne Pathogens" regulation. This series of 5 training products have been specifically created to assist facilities in fulfilling the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard's (29 CFR Part 1910.1030) training requirements. Confined Space Entry   Contents of the OSHA standard. Responsibilities of the employer, entry supervisors, attendants and entrants. Identifying permit spaces. Types of hazards that can be encountered. Safety equipment. Dealing with emergencies and rescue teams. and more. DOT HAZMAT General Awareness   The regulation itself. Hazardous materials, definitions and classes. Hazard communication. Hazard "indicators", such as labels, shipping papers and placards. Where hazardous materials may be encountered. Packaging and storage. Shipping. Transport (trucks, ships, rail, etc.). Security risks and terrorism. and more. DOT HAZMAT Safety Training   The regulation itself. Hazardous materials that employees may encounter. Hazard "indicators", such as labels, shipping papers and placards. The use of personal protective equipment. Proper handling procedures, and methods and procedures for avoiding accidents. Accidents/emergencies involving hazardous materials. Spills and cleanup procedures. Security risks and terrorism. and more. Emergency Planning   Types of emergencies. The emergency plan. The "crisis management team". Evacuation. Communications. The role of outside agencies. Practice sessions and drills. and more Forklift Safety   OSHA's certification process. The seven classes of industrial trucks. Equipment checkout and maintenance. A forklift's stability triangle. Safe operating procedures. Lifting and lowering loads. Trucks and loading docks. and more! Hearing Safety   How our ears "work". Types of hearing damage/loss. Common causes of hearing damage/loss. Potential effects of hearing damage. Noise avoidance and hearing safety practices. Selection and use of personal protective equipment. and more. Indoor Air Quality   The sources of air contamination. Adhesive/solvent fumes and vehicle exhaust. How a building's occupants affect indoor air quality. The importance of proper housekeeping. Smoking and second-hand smoke. The use of humidifiers and dehumidifiers. Pollutant pathways, including air ducts and crawlspaces. Heating and air conditioning systems. The signs and symptoms of poor air quality. and more.

Lock-Out/Tag-Out   The regulation itself. Energized" machinery. Lock-Out/Tag-Out concepts and procedures. Lock-Out/Tag-Out devices. Electrical systems. Hydraulic and pneumatic systems. and more. Lead Exposure in General Industry   Contents of the standards. "Measurement" concepts: Permissible exposure limits (PEL) Time weighted average (TWA) Action levels Exposure assessment and monitoring. Methods of compliance. Hygiene and housekeeping. Medical surveillance. and more. OSHA Laboratory Standards   The Chemical Hygiene Plan. Chemical hazard concepts. The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). Common chemical "families". Characteristics and potential effects of chemicals. Container labeling. Use of personal protective equipment. Clean-up procedures. and more. Personal Protective Equipment   Review of OSHA's Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Standard. PPE for eye and face hazards. PPE for respiratory hazards. PPE for head hazards. PPE for foot hazards. PPE for electrical hazards. PPE for hand and finger hazards. and more! Respiratory Safety   How the respiratory system works. Common types and causes of respiratory hazards. Potential effects of respiratory hazards. Good respiratory safety practices. Respiratory safety equipment. OSHAs Assigned Protection Factors for respirators. Fit testing protocols. Cleaning/disinfecting procedures. and more. Right-To-Know/HAZCOM 6 Industry-specific versions available   Chemical hazard concepts. Types of hazardous chemicals. Spills and cleanup. Supported Scaffolding Safety   Responsibilities of a "scaffold expert". Creating a level and stable foundation. Platforms and planking. The danger of power lines. Ramps and walkways. Platform hazards. Personal fall arrest systems. Guarding against falling objects. and more!   Tuberculosis 3 Industry-specific versions available   CDC TB Control guidelines. TB transmission and symptoms. The Exposure Control Plan.    If the course you require is not detailed or if you need more information, prices please contact us.