Back Safety

• Save Your Back - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member

Electrical Safety

• Cleaning and Disinfecting Electrical Equipment
• Cleaning and Disinfecting Electrical Equipment Spanish
• Always Look Up
• Water-Damaged Electrical Equipment
• Home Electrical Safety
• Home Electrical Device Safety
• What Are Power Surges?
• Electrical Safety Working from Home Infographic
• Brownouts Protect your Home when the Power Goes Out
• Extension Cord Safety Tips
• ESFI 2022 AFCI and GFCI Performance Survey
• Workplace Electrical Injuries 2019
• Reaching to Safety: Use Extension Cords Properly
• Temporary Power Safety
• Generator Safety
• Basic Electrical Safety Avoiding Open Holes in Electrical Boxes & Pa
• Basic Electrical Safety - Extension Cord Misuse
• Basic Electrical Safety in the Workplace - The Dark Side
• Do Not Use Electrical Tape on Cords
• Overhead Power Lines
• Reverse Polarity

Equipment/Tools/Vehicles

• Blind Spots in Mobile Equipment - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Forklift Safety - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Pinch Points - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Controlling Hazards Associated with Compressed Air Blowers
• Controlling Hazards Associated with Compressed Air Hoses
• OSHA Training Working Safely With Band Saws
• OSHA Training Working Safely With Chainsaws
• OSHA Training Working Safely with Radial Arm Saws
• OSHA Training Working Safely With Table Saws
• Safety While Refueling Vehicles and Equipment

Fire Safety

• Burn Prevention - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupters
• OSHA Training Toolbox Talk After the Fire is Out Beware
• OSHA Training Toolbox Talk Tips for Preventing Accidental
• OSHA Training Toolbox Talk Maintaining Safe Exit Routes
• Portable Fire Extinguishers – Do’s and Don’ts
• Portable Fire Extinguishers – Just Remember “PASS”
• Portable Fire Extinguishers – Make Sure They Remain Ready
• Portable Fire Extinguishers How Do They Extinguish Fire
• Portable Fire Extinguishers Proper Selection
• Preventing Fires Caused by Electrical Cords
• The Importance of Sticking With The Plan
• Understanding Categories of Flammable Liquids

General (Workspace/Workplace)

• Accident Prevention - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Be Present in the Moment - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Behaviors Negatively Impact Safety - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Clean Work Area - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Cost of an Accident - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Managing Hazards - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Right Attitude Toward Safety - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• See It Own It - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Stop Work Authority - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Vulnerable Piping - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member

Health & Well-Being

• Good Personal Hygiene - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Wash Hands the Right Way - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• When to Wash Your Hands - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member

Ladder Safety

• Prevent Falls from Ladders - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Accident Prevent Tips for Extension Ladders
• Accident Prevent Tips for Portable Step Ladders
• Avoiding strains sprains and pinches when handling ladders
• Portable Extension Ladders - DOs and DO NOTs
• Portable Ladders - Preuse Inspections
• Portable Ladders and Electrical Hazards
• Portable Step Ladders - DOs and DO Nots
• Selecting the Right Type of Ladder
• Seven Things You Should NEVER Do With a Portable Ladder
• Storage of Portable Ladders
• The Potentially Hazardous Effects of Weather on Portable Ladder Safety

Lock Out / Tag Out

• Avoid Accidents Lockout Tagout - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Lockout Tagout Safety Tips - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• OSHAs Lockout Tagout Standards
• Lockout-Tagout - Forms of Hazardous Energy
• Before You Get Started
• Lockout-Tagout - Safety & On-Site Contactors
• Lockout-Tagout - Testing and Repositioning
• Lockout-Tagout - What About Motor Vehicles
• Lockout-Tagout - Group Lockout Protection
• Lockout-Tagout Communication Requirements
• Lockout-Tagout Energy Isolation Devices
• Lockout-Tagout Requirements for Locks

Personal Protective Equipment

• PPE What You Should Know - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Hard Hats - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• PPE Eye Protection
• PPE Face Protection
• PPE Foot Protection
• PPE Hand Protection Chemicals
• PPE Hand Protection General Hazards
• PPE Hard Hat Dos & Don’ts
• PPE Hazard Assessments
• PPE Head Protection
• PPE Voluntary Use of Dust Masks

Seasonal Safety

Summer

• Beat the Heat - Cramps - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Beat the Heat - Exhaustion - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Beat the Heat - Heat Stroke - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Prevent Heat Illness - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member

Slips, Trips, and Falls

• Slips Trips Falls - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Avoiding Falls from Portable Ladders
• Calculating Total Fall Distance
• Covers for Holes
• Fall Arrest Full Body Harness
• Fall Protection Anchor Points
• Fall Protection Lanyard
• Footwears Role in Preventing Slips
• Preventing Slips in the Workplace
• Preventing Trip Hazards in the Workplace
• Stats About Slips Trips Falls
• Warnings About Guardrails

Working from Height

• Basic Scaffold Safety - Safety While Working on Suspended Scaffolds
• Basic Scaffold Safety – Identifying Different Types of Scaffolds
• Basic Scaffold Safety – Keeping It All Together!
• Basic Scaffold Safety – OSHA Fall Protection Rules for Scaffolding
• Basic Scaffold Safety – Protecting Workers from Falling Objects
• Basic Scaffold Safety – Safety Starts at Ground Level
• Basic Scaffold Safety – The Role of the Competent Person for Scaffolding
• Basic Scaffold Safety – Tips for Ensuring Safety on Work Platforms

Working in Confined Spaces

• Temporary Enclosures - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• National Safety Council - Recommended Technologies to Reduce Risk
• OSHA - Confined Spaces

Working with Biohazards/Hazardous Material

• Mixing Common Cleaners - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Non-Working Safety Showers - Provided by a Tier 5 Terminal Member
• Avoiding Vector-borne Diseases
• Be Aware of Bloodborne Pathogens
• Brief Descriptions of Bacteria and Viruses
• Diseases That Spread from Animals to Humans
• Making the Case for Wearing a Face Mask
• Primary Modes of Bacteria and Virus Transmission
• The Hidden Transmitters of Infectious Diseases
• The Role of Vaccines in Preventing Infections
• Ventilation’s Role in Disease Prevention
• Handwashing Tips to Avoid Disease-causing Germs