Construction Safety
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Arc Flash Course
Learn MoreElectricity poses two major hazards to people who work with it: arc flash and shock. -
Avoiding Hazardous Walking Surfaces
Learn MoreSlips, trips and falls on hazardous walking surfaces continue to make up most on-the-job accidents. -
Basic First Aid
Learn MoreEven minor injuries on the job can affect an employee's work performance. -
Bend over Backwards
Learn MoreProtect your employees' backs with this retention-building course filled with information employees need to know. -
Checkoff List: GHS Safety Data Sheets
Learn MoreThis is the information explaining how SDSs are different from Material Safety Data Sheets. -
Construction Struck-By Hazards
Learn MoreStruck-by accidents occur when a person is hit by a moving object on the construction site. -
Don’t Fall Down
Learn MoreFalls are the second leading cause of death each year in the United States (after traffic accidents). -
Don’t Slip, Trip or Fall
Learn MoreSlips, trips, and falling injuries can be disabling, or even fatal. -
Drug & Alcohol Abuse in Construction Environments (Employees)
Learn MoreDrugs and alcohol can be either a depressant or a stimulant and hurt the workplace. -
Drug & Alcohol Abuse in Construction Environments (Managers and Supervisors)
Learn MoreDrugs and alcohol can be either a depressant or... -
Eyes Wide Open
Learn MoreConstruction work can cause strain on the eyes just by not wearing the appropriate protective equipment. -
Fatigue: The Workplace Killer
Learn MoreEffects of work fatigue can include slower response time, more errors and decreased mental ability.
