English Training Courses
Hours of Service for CMV Drivers
This training outlines the hours of service rules, including the sleep regulation cycle, shift and rest break requirements, the restart rule, and recordkeeping.
ViewHousekeeping
This training discusses the benefits of good housekeeping practices in the workplace. It describes how housekeeping routines can increase productivity and lower the frequency of accidents and injuries.
ViewHydrogen Safety Awareness
This training address hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, including basic properties and behavior of hydrogen, how a hydrogen fuel cell electric system works, and the safety systems and response procedures associated with hydrogen.
ViewHydrogen Sulfide Safety Awareness
This training describes the hazards and health effects of hydrogen sulfide as well as detection methods, PPE, controls, and exposure response.
ViewInjury and Illness Prevention Program
This training covers the elements of an injury and illness prevention program. It includes responsibilities, hazard recognition and correction, training, incident investigation, and evaluation, improvement, and recordkeeping.
ViewIntersections, Turns, and Lane Changes for CMV Drivers
This training covers best practices for CMV drivers when navigating intersections, making turns, and performing lane changes. It includes procedures for each maneuver, common dangers, and the importance of defensive driving.
ViewLead Awareness
This training addresses the health risks associated with lead as well as how organizations are required to keep employees safe by identifying, monitoring, and controlling lead exposures.
ViewLithium-Ion Batteries: Safe Handling, Storage, and Disposal
This training covers basic guidelines for properly handling, storing, and disposing of lithium-ion batteries. It includes additional information on emergency response procedures.
ViewLoading Dock and Wheel Chock Safety
This training helps employees to identify potential risks associated with loading docks. It also discusses best practices for loading dock safety and effectively reducing accidents.
ViewLockout/Tagout/Tryout General Awareness
This general awareness training describes the purpose of lockout, tagout, tryout as well as the roles and responsibilities for employers, affected, and authorized employees. For authorized employees, this training also describes general requirements and procedures for locking out and tagging out machinery.
ViewMachine Guarding
This training describes common motion hazards in the workplace and demonstrates the basic goals of machine safeguarding programs and practices.
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