Hazard Recognition In Industrial Environments

According to OSHA, workplace accidents account for more than 3 million injuries and illnesses and over 5,000 deaths each year. And while employees can’t prevent every incident or foresee every type of potential hazard, when they learn to look for and recognize hazards before they start an activity, workplace safety dramatically improves.

Dedicated to teaching workers how the hazard recognition process can reduce accidents and injuries in the industrial workplace, this course spotlights the procedures hazard recognition uses to identify and control workplace hazards. Collectively, the five lessons in this course (The Need for Hazard Recognition, Hazardous Conditions and Unsafe Acts, Identifying Hazards in Advance, Real Time Hazard Recognition, Investigating Accidents And Near Misses) show workers how they can make the workplace safer by finding hazards and removing them, or reducing their risk.

Present this course so all manufacturing employees learn how to reduce workplace accidents, injuries, and fatalities by learning to identify and control or eliminate industrial environment hazards.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Employees at all levels and positions throughout the industrial environment workplace

• Introduction
• The Need For Hazard Recognition
• Hazardous Conditions And Unsafe Acts
• Identifying Hazards In Advance
• “Real Time” Hazard Recognition
• Investigating Accidents And Near Misses
• Conclusion

• Hazard Recognition
• Hazard Recognition In Construction Environments
• Hazard Recognition In Food Processing And Handling Environments