Construction’s Fatal Four
More than 60% of all construction-related injuries and fatalities are attributed to four construction worksite hazards. Identified by...
Crane Safety In Industrial And Construction Environments
Cranes are a necessary and useful tool for moving loads too heavy to pick up by hand. However,...
Crane Signal Person Basic Training
Cranes are undoubtedly among the most important pieces of equipment on large construction sites. Their ability to safely...
Creating Safety in Welding Operations
Hot metal, intense light, noxious fumes, and heavy equipment are just some of the hazards welders face every...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Adverse Driving Conditions
Professional truck drivers can benefit from taking this safety training course about adverse driving conditions. The practical information...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Controlling Speed and Direction
It takes special skill and knowledge to safely drive a heavy truck, with or without a trailer. Viewers...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Hazards and Emergencies
Professional drivers not only need driving skills, but also practical knowledge of their equipment and safety. This course...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Judging Speed and Distance
A major cause of fatal crashes is driving too fast. This safety training video shows professional truck drivers...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Looking and Signaling
Many accidents happen because drivers don’t look properly before changing lanes or coming to a stop. It’s important...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Managing Space
Good drivers manage the space all around their vehicles. Most collisions occur when a driver follows too closely,...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Staying Alert and Fit to Drive
This online video training class educates viewers about staying alert and fit to drive. This video is part...
Driving: Heavy Trucks: Vehicle Inspections
Federal and state laws require professional drivers to inspect their vehicles before, during, and after trips. This online...