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Automotive Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.
Emergency Eyewash
This is a short overview of the requirements for commonly cited devices in the workplace. This class covers the information from the ANSI and Kentucky standards. Duration 9:29 minutes.
Electrical Safety Related Work Practices
This is module one of a series covering OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices for electrical equipment and devices. The first module takes a look at the hazards of electricity ending with a discussion of the intricacies of an arc blast event. Duration 11:24 minutes.
Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.
HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.
Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutes
OSHA Electrical Standards
This module looks at the basic OSHA requirements surrounding the approval, installation, and use of electrical equipment and devices. Topics looked at include a discussion of both OSHA and industry standards and commonly cited approval and installation violations. Duration 16:00 minutes.
Personal Protective Equipment - Module 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.
Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.
Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.
Safety for Compressed Gas Cylinders
This course deals with the safety of compressed gas cylinders and is intended for the users of those cylinders. It is not meant to totally cover all standards for suppliers and distributors that sell compressed gases.Business Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.
Fire Protection and Prevention Module 2
During this course, we will cover what a fire prevention plan is, what it should contain, and when one should be developed and implemented. We will discuss fire brigades, as well as fire extinguishers, standpipe and hose, sprinkler systems, fixed extinguishing systems, fire detection systems, and employee alarm systems. Duration 22:15 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.
Indoor Air Quality
This course is designed to give you the overall main components of addressing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in most everyday settings. Indoor Air Quality is the overall condition and comfort level of the air inside an occupied building.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutes
Introduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered?
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Carpentry Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This is module one of a series covering OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices for electrical equipment and devices. The first module takes a look at the hazards of electricity ending with a discussion of the intricacies of an arc blast event. Duration 11:24 minutes.
Excavation Safety Module 1
Module One of the "Safety Before You Start" excavation online safety classes. Module One discusses the potential hazards associated with excavation and trenching and reviews the required actions to be completed before beginning to dig. Duration 11:51 minutes.
Fall Protection
This module covers the 1926 Subpart M standards and details fall trigger heights, general fall protection guidelines, basic fall protection measures and training requirements. Duration 16:00 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.
Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutes
Ladder Safety in General Industry
This course reviews the OSHA standards from the general industry regulations 29 CFR 1910.25 – 1910.27, addressing the various ladders used in general industry. By the end of this course, participants will understand the types of ladders used in general industry, their parts, how to choose the correct ladder for the job, proper use, and inspection criteria. Duration 12:26 minutes.
Occupational Noise Exposure
This course is intended for those seeking information about occupational exposure to noise in general industry and the 1910.95 OSHA noise standard. By the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate knowledge about the OSHA noise standard and know the elements of an effective hearing conservation program. Duration 14:55 minutes.
Overview of Consruction Cranes
This course is intended for anyone working in the construction industry and explains why OSHA has a new crane standard, how the new standard is different from the previous standard, employer and employee responsibilities, training requirements and certification. Duration 12 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Module 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered?
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Culinary Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.
Health Hazard Recogntion
This course provides basic information to identify potential health hazards for those persons responsible for safety and health that lack expertise in the industrial hygiene field. Topics include the difference in typical safety hazards and health hazards, defining terms used in industrial hygiene, the different types of health hazards and the characteristics of some hazards as they can be found in the workplace. Duration 20:35 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered?
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Early Childhood Education Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Health Hazard Recognition
This course provides basic information to identify potential health hazards for those persons responsible for safety and health that lack expertise in the industrial hygiene field. Topics include the difference in typical safety hazards and health hazards, defining terms used in industrial hygiene, the different types of health hazards and the characteristics of some hazards as they can be found in the workplace. Duration 20:35 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Indoor Air Quality
This course is designed to give you the overall main components of addressing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in most everyday settings. Indoor Air Quality is the overall condition and comfort level of the air inside an occupied building.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered?
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Electrical Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Fall Protection
This module covers the 1926 Subpart M standards and details fall trigger heights, general fall protection guidelines, basic fall protection measures and training requirements. Duration 16:00 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Ladder Safety in General Industry
This course reviews the OSHA standards from the general industry regulations 29 CFR 1910.25 – 1910.27, addressing the various ladders used in general industry. By the end of this course, participants will understand the types of ladders used in general industry, their parts, how to choose the correct ladder for the job, proper use, and inspection criteria. Duration 12:26 minutes.OSHA Electrical Standards
This module looks at the basic OSHA requirements surrounding the approval, installation, and use of electrical equipment and devices. Topics looked at include a discussion of both OSHA and industry standards and commonly cited approval and installation violations. Duration 16:00 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Part 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.
Personal Protective Equipment Part 2
In PPE module 2 we will discuss some different types of PPE commonly used in the workplace and how they can protect employees from potential safety and health hazards. This course will also show a variety of injuries that can occur as the result of not wearing PPE and cover the specific requirements for the personal protective equipment devices listed under the Subpart I PPE standard. Duration 29:35 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered?
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Healthcare Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
This is a short overview of the requirements for commonly cited devices in the workplace. This class covers the information from the ANSI and Kentucky standards. Duration 9:29 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Health Hazard Recognition
This course provides basic information to identify potential health hazards for those persons responsible for safety and health that lack expertise in the industrial hygiene field. Topics include the difference in typical safety hazards and health hazards, defining terms used in industrial hygiene, the different types of health hazards and the characteristics of some hazards as they can be found in the workplace. Duration 20:35 minutes.Indoor Air Quality
This course is designed to give you the overall main components of addressing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in most everyday settings. Indoor Air Quality is the overall condition and comfort level of the air inside an occupied building.
Introduction to Emergency Response
This course is intended for those seeking general information about Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance Release found under OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) standard. Duration 13:09 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Part 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Part 2
In PPE module 2 we will discuss some different types of PPE commonly used in the workplace and how they can protect employees from potential safety and health hazards. This course will also show a variety of injuries that can occur as the result of not wearing PPE and cover the specific requirements for the personal protective equipment devices listed under the Subpart I PPE standard. Duration 29:35 minutes.Safety for Compressed Gas Cylinders
This course deals with the safety of compressed gas cylinders and is intended for the users of those cylinders. It is not meant to totally cover all standards for suppliers and distributors that sell compressed gases.IT Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.OSHA Electrical Standards
This module looks at the basic OSHA requirements surrounding the approval, installation, and use of electrical equipment and devices. Topics looked at include a discussion of both OSHA and industry standards and commonly cited approval and installation violations. Duration 16:00 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Manufacturing Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Bloodborne Pathogens
This course is intended for employers who have employees that are likely to be exposed to blood and/or other potentially infectious bodily fluids. Duration 21:10 minutes.Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
This is a short overview of the requirements for commonly cited devices in the workplace. This class covers the information from the ANSI and Kentucky standards. Duration 9:29 minutes.Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This is module one of a series covering OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices for electrical equipment and devices. The first module takes a look at the hazards of electricity ending with a discussion of the intricacies of an arc blast event. Duration 11:24 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 2
During this course, we will cover what a fire prevention plan is, what it should contain, and when one should be developed and implemented. We will discuss fire brigades, as well as fire extinguishers, standpipe and hose, sprinkler systems, fixed extinguishing systems, fire detection systems, and employee alarm systems. Duration 22:15 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to Emergency Response
This course is intended for those seeking general information about Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance Release found under OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) standard. Duration 13:09 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Ladder Safety in General Industry
This course reviews the OSHA standards from the general industry regulations 29 CFR 1910.25 – 1910.27, addressing the various ladders used in general industry. By the end of this course, participants will understand the types of ladders used in general industry, their parts, how to choose the correct ladder for the job, proper use, and inspection criteria. Duration 12:26 minutes.
Mechanical Power Press Module 1
This module is a basic overview of the different types mechanical power presses. The intent of this overview section is to help you to better understand how to identify a mechanical power press from other machines and identify the different types of mechanical power presses. Duration 17:30 minutes.Occupational Noise Exposure
This course is intended for those seeking information about occupational exposure to noise in general industry and the 1910.95 OSHA noise standard. By the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate knowledge about the OSHA noise standard and know the elements of an effective hearing conservation program. Duration 14:55 minutes.OSHA Electrical Standards
This module looks at the basic OSHA requirements surrounding the approval, installation, and use of electrical equipment and devices. Topics looked at include a discussion of both OSHA and industry standards and commonly cited approval and installation violations. Duration 16:00 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Part 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Part 2
In PPE module 2 we will discuss some different types of PPE commonly used in the workplace and how they can protect employees from potential safety and health hazards. This course will also show a variety of injuries that can occur as the result of not wearing PPE and cover the specific requirements for the personal protective equipment devices listed under the Subpart I PPE standard. Duration 29:35 minutes.
Powered Industrial Trucks Module 1
This module covers forklift-related fatalities and injuries statistics, the major parts of a powered industrial truck, including some of the potential hazards and possible solutions associated with each part and the classes of commonly-used powered industrial trucks (P.I.T.) Duration 15:45 minutes.
Powered Industrial Trucks Module 2
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Safety for Compressed Gas Cylinders
This course deals with the safety of compressed gas cylinders and is intended for the users of those cylinders. It is not meant to totally cover all standards for suppliers and distributors that sell compressed gases.Masonry Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This is module one of a series covering OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices for electrical equipment and devices. The first module takes a look at the hazards of electricity ending with a discussion of the intricacies of an arc blast event. Duration 11:24 minutes.
Excavation Emergency Action Plan
This course is not based on excavation standards. It follows the requirements set forth for emergency preparadness and was designed by a 25 year veteran of the fire service involved in many trench incident responses.Excavation Safety Module 1
Module One of the "Safety Before You Start" excavation online safety classes. Module One discusses the potential hazards associated with excavation and trenching and reviews the required actions to be completed before beginning to dig. Duration 11:51 minutes.Fall Protection
This module covers the 1926 Subpart M standards and details fall trigger heights, general fall protection guidelines, basic fall protection measures and training requirements. Duration 16:00 minutes.
HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Ladder Safety in General Industry
This course reviews the OSHA standards from the general industry regulations 29 CFR 1910.25 – 1910.27, addressing the various ladders used in general industry. By the end of this course, participants will understand the types of ladders used in general industry, their parts, how to choose the correct ladder for the job, proper use, and inspection criteria. Duration 12:26 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Module 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Module 2
In PPE module 2 we will discuss some different types of PPE commonly used in the workplace and how they can protect employees from potential safety and health hazards. This course will also show a variety of injuries that can occur as the result of not wearing PPE and cover the specific requirements for the personal protective equipment devices listed under the Subpart I PPE standard. Duration 29:35 minutes.Powered Industrial Trucks Module 1
This module covers forklift-related fatalities and injuries statistics, the major parts of a powered industrial truck, including some of the potential hazards and possible solutions associated with each part and the classes of commonly-used powered industrial trucks (P.I.T.) Duration 15:45 minutes.Powered Industrial Trucks Module 2
This program is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their employees on the regulations and standards pertaining to powered industrial trucks.This module covers the requirements of a forklift training program. Duration 12:32 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.Welding Track Courses
Instructors please choose eight (8) relevant modules in your content area.
Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
This is a short overview of the requirements for commonly cited devices in the workplace. This class covers the information from the ANSI and Kentucky standards. Duration 9:29 minutes.Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
This is module one of a series covering OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices for electrical equipment and devices. The first module takes a look at the hazards of electricity ending with a discussion of the intricacies of an arc blast event. Duration 11:24 minutes.Fall Protection
This module covers the 1926 Subpart M standards and details fall trigger heights, general fall protection guidelines, basic fall protection measures and training requirements. Duration 16:00 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 1
During this course, you will learn a brief history of fire as well as fire protection – then and now; the properties of the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron; the definitions of an incipient stage fire and a free burning fire; and the different classes of fire. Duration 11:46 minutes.Fire Protection and Prevention Module 2
During this course, we will cover what a fire prevention plan is, what it should contain, and when one should be developed and implemented. We will discuss fire brigades, as well as fire extinguishers, standpipe and hose, sprinkler systems, fixed extinguishing systems, fire detection systems, and employee alarm systems. Duration 22:15 minutes.HAZCOM 2012 - GHS Overview
This course is intended for employers that need to train their employees on the basics of the revised HAZCOM standard and GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Duration 17:33 minutes.Health Hazard Recognition
This course provides basic information to identify potential health hazards for those persons responsible for safety and health that lack expertise in the industrial hygiene field. Topics include the difference in typical safety hazards and health hazards, defining terms used in industrial hygiene, the different types of health hazards and the characteristics of some hazards as they can be found in the workplace. Duration 20:35 minutes.Heat Stress Awareness
This module covers the types of heat injuries, risk factors associated with heat stress, the prevention of heat-related injuries and what to do if a worker starts showing signs of a heat-related injury. This session is intended to give employees and employers a basic understanding of heat stress and how it affects workers. Duration 7:16 minutes.Introduction to Emergency Response
This course is intended for those seeking general information about Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance Release found under OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) standard. Duration 13:09 minutes.Introduction to OSHA Part 1
This course explains how OSHA began and some of the history behind OSHA as an organization. Duration 16 minutesIntroduction to OSHA Part 2
This course extends on the introduction to OSHA covering the state plan and services offered by KYOSH. Duration 17 minutes.Ladder Safety in General Industry
This course reviews the OSHA standards from the general industry regulations 29 CFR 1910.25 – 1910.27, addressing the various ladders used in general industry. By the end of this course, participants will understand the types of ladders used in general industry, their parts, how to choose the correct ladder for the job, proper use, and inspection criteria. Duration 12:26 minutes.
Lead Awareness
This course will inform the reader about the hazards associated with lead and OSHAs lead standard for general industry 1910.1025. Lead overexposure is one of the most common overexposures found in industry and is a leading cause of workplace illness. Duration 18:55 minutes.Occupational Noise Exposure
This course is intended for those seeking information about occupational exposure to noise in general industry and the 1910.95 OSHA noise standard. By the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate knowledge about the OSHA noise standard and know the elements of an effective hearing conservation program. Duration 14:55 minutes.OSHA Electrical Standards
This module looks at the basic OSHA requirements surrounding the approval, installation, and use of electrical equipment and devices. Topics looked at include a discussion of both OSHA and industry standards and commonly cited approval and installation violations. Duration 16:00 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Module 1
This course is intended for employers within the Commonwealth of Kentucky that need to train their workers on the basics of personal protective equipment, also commonly referred to as PPE. Duration 25:06 minutes.Personal Protective Equipment Module 2
In PPE module 2 we will discuss some different types of PPE commonly used in the workplace and how they can protect employees from potential safety and health hazards. This course will also show a variety of injuries that can occur as the result of not wearing PPE and cover the specific requirements for the personal protective equipment devices listed under the Subpart I PPE standard. Duration 29:35 minutes.Recordkeeping - Is Your Company Covered
This module provides information on how to determine if your company has partial exemptions in regards to injury/illness recordkeeping forms. By the end of this module, you should be able to recognize if your company meets the partial exemption criteria set by the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1904 which covers OSHA injury and illness logs. Duration 6:18 minutes.Safety and Health Program Management
This course outlines the voluntary safety and health program management guidelines to encourage employers to do more to protect their employees from potential hazards in the workplace.