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Inspection Basics For Supported Scaffolds
OSHA requires an inspection of all supported scaffolds at the beginning of every work shift. With this step-by-step...
Introduction to OSHA
OSHA stands for “Occupational Safety and Health Administration.” This is an agency in the US Department of Labor....
Laboratory Safety: Electrical Safety in the Laboratory
Electricity powers modern laboratories, and special precautions must be used when working with electrical equipment. Electrical equipment in...
Laboratory Safety: GHS Safety Data Sheets in Laboratories
Laboratory workers come in contact with hazardous materials every day. OSHA adopted the Globally Harmonized System of Classification...
Ladder Safety
Every year, 300 people are killed and 165,000 are injured while using ladder. This Video On Demand helps...
Ladder Safety In Construction Environments
In construction work, ladders are a common tool used to get work done at heights. However, there’s more...
Lead Exposure in Construction Environments
You may have seen stories on the news about lead, particularly lead contamination in homes and in public...
Managing Sleep: Feel Awake & Rested
Poor sleep can affect productivity, health, and safety. It becomes a particularly important issue for odd-hour shift workers...
Managing Sleep: Feel Awake & Rested – Concise Version
Poor sleep negatively affects our health, safety and productivity. In a recent study, 35% of the adults admitted...
Neurodiversity In The Workplace
The term “neurodiversity” was originally used to foster awareness and acceptance of people with autism. Decades later, neurodiversity...
Operating Aerial Work Platforms Safely
This course discusses the safe and appropriate operation of aerial work platforms. There are different sizes and configurations...
OSHA Recordkeeping For Employees
You and your employer have a powerful tool for making your facility a safer place to work: OSHA’s...