Safety & Training Short - Lead Safety Basics
Objective: To communicate requirements for working safely with lead. Where is Lead Found? Lead is a chemical element that can be found as a toxic heavy metal or combined with other substances to form lead alloys. It’s often used to make batteries, ammunition, and other metal products. In the past, lead was regularly used in fuel, paint, ceramics, caulk, and pipe solder. Residual lead may still be present in older versions of these products as they age and deteriorate.Click here to download the training
Safety & Training Short - Solvent Safety Basics
Objective: To communicate requirements for working with solvents in the workplace.Understanding Solvents A solvent is a compound that dissolves another substance, creating a solution. Common solvents in most workplaces are organic materials such as paint thinners, degreasers, alcohols, and petroleum distillates. These solvents can present significant danger as they evaporate into the air in confined or poorly ventilated areas.Click here to download the training short in EnglishClick here to download the
Safety & Training Short - Promoting Safe Behavior
Objective: To provide employers with an overview of how to promote safe behaviors in their employees. Unsafe behaviors or decisions are usually contributing factors in incidents. If employees are not aware of the hazards or are not motivated to follow safe procedures, their behavior will expose them to hazards. While employers must put engineering, administrative, and PPE controls into place to protect employees from hazards, it is also essential to promote safe behaviors and a safe environment.Click here