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We know that manfucturing can be a dangerous, which is why safety training is so important. This playlist will provide you with a variety of basic health and safety courses to be taken by those working in manufacturing.Explore content on hand tool safety, driving, PPE, and overall workplace safety.﻿Not finding exactly what you are looking for? Check out the content partners in this playlist to find more health and safety content.﻿This playlist is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic and to highlight content partners who provide industry specific courses, not as a prescribed curriculum.Level = Beginner / All. This playlist was updated in July 2023.﻿

180 Skills

If you were involved in the world of advanced manufacturing, there are three things you're constantly thinking about: safety, quality and the environment. What do you think these words mean in terms of manufacturing? In advanced manufacturing, companies always think ahead when it comes to safety, quality and the environment.

Advanced Manufacturing

Safe equipment operation

Manufacturing process control

Implementing Quality Control

Ensuring Quality Work

Manufacturing Optimization

Implementing Lean Manufacturing

Safety, Quality and the Environment in Manufacturing

Work area safety can be greatly improved by paying attention to little things that may be overlooked. A clean, organized work area, wide, clear walkways, and proper lifting techniques go a long way toward keeping you safe on the job.

Workstation Safety

Understanding walking surface safety

Good safety habits

Maintain walking surface safety

Adjusting Work Area

Use Ladders Safely

Surface Safety

Work Area Safety

Jobs in an industrial environment can be physically demanding. Preventing work-related musculoskeletal problems depends on an ergonomically sound work environment, good work practices and employee awareness. This course will introduce common risk factors and methods to prevent musculoskeletal injury. Ideal learners include all industrial employees.

Identifying ergonomic risk factors

Ergonomic injury prevention

Preventing Musculoskeletal Disorders

Identifying musculoskeletal disorders

Preventing Repetitive Strain Injuries

Safe Manual Handling

This course will summarise the common risk factors of musculoskeletal injury and the methods to prevent it.

Industrial Ergonomics Awareness

Steve Zuckerman

When it comes to lockout/tagout...safety matters.

Safety Matters: Lockout/Tagout

When it comes to personal protective equipment...safety matters.

Safety Matters: Personal Protective Equipment

Falls from both heights and the same level are continually one of the leading causes of work-related injuries and deaths.Safety Matters: Walking-Working Surfaces will inform employees about situations that can cause an individual to fall or lose their footing.In addition, the program will discuss how walking and working surface incidents happen and offers best practices to avoid injuries and keep safe on the job.

Working at Heights Safety

Using Toeboards

Using Fall Protection

Safety Matters: Walking-Working Surfaces

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The National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety reports that nearly 22 million Americans are exposed to potentially damaging workplace noise every year. Industries at risk of hearing loss include manufacturing, construction, military personnel, bartenders, firefighters, airport workers, and farmers, to name a few. In this course, we'll go over how to protect yourself from hearing loss. We'll discuss how to know if your hearing is at risk, hearing testing, hearing protection devices, and other ways to reduce the risk of hearing loss.

Hearing conservation program

Protecting hearing

Proper use of hearing protectors

Identifying hazardous noise

Noise awareness

Noise control

Understanding hearing loss

Hearing Conservation for Employees

The National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety reports that nearly 22 million Americans are exposed to potentially damaging workplace noise every year. As an employer, you must meet the standards outlined by the Federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) for hearing conservation. In this course, we'll discuss the responsibilities of you and your company when it comes to protecting your employees from hearing loss. We'll go over the human ear, how it works, and how hearing loss happens. We'll also talk about what is required of you under OSHA's hearing conservation program including measuring noise levels, training, and recordkeeping.

Conducting Audiometric Testing

Hearing Conservation for Managers

Human Logic

This lesson discusses the hazards related to storing and handling materials, as well as the best practices to handle and store materials.

Warehouse hazard identification

Proper Material Storage

Handling Hazardous Materials

Materials handling

Conducting manual handling risk assessment

Chemical Handling Safety

Material Handling

Workplace Safety: Material Handling

Marcom Group

C ourse DescriptionMARCOM's interactive course on Back Safety in Industrial Environments discusses situations that can lead to back injuries and what employees can do to avoid them… both at work and at home. More than one million back injuries occur in industrial facilities every year. They not only cause employees significant back pain, but also result in days missed from work, lost wages and reduced productivity.  But back injuries can be avoided.Areas covered in the course include information on the back and how it works, different types of back injuries, better posture for a healthier back, how to lift things safely, taking care of your back 24/7 and more. Using a powerful combination of audio, full-motion video, text and colorful graphics, this course provides the most cost-effective safety and regulatory compliance training available today.  Course Duration30 Minutes

Back injury prevention

Identifying Back Injury Hazards

Loading Dock Safety

Workplace Injury and Illnesses

Back Safety in Industrial Environments

Course DescriptionMARCOM's interactive course on Driving Safety provides the information employees need to drive cars, vans and small trucks safely. Each year, traffic accidents claim over 30,000 lives and cause more than a million serious injuries. In fact, motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death on the job.Areas covered in the course include:<ul><li>Inspecting the vehicle</li><li>Adjusting seats, mirrors and other equipment</li><li>Wearing seatbelts</li><li>The importance of mental preparation and concentration</li><li>Creating a safety cushion around your vehicle</li><li>Road rage</li><li>Distracted driving (texting)</li><li>Passing another vehicle</li><li>Driving at night</li><li>Adverse weather conditions</li><li>Skidding and hydro-planing</li><li>What to do in case of an accident</li></ul>Using a powerful combination of audio, full-motion video, text and colorful graphics, this course provides the most cost-effective safety and regulatory compliance training available today.  The course is divided into a number of logical sections so information is easily understood... and retained. Course Duration30 Minutes

Defensive driving

Winter driving safety

Minimizing driving distractions

Understanding DOT/FMCSA regulations

Managing driver fatigue

Mobile work safety

Identifying dangerous driver behavior

Driving Safety

Vivid Learning

Workers who operate and maintain machinery suffer approximately 18,000 injuries and over 800 deaths per year and machine safeguards are your first line of defense against injuries caused by moving machines.Machine guarding is a precautionary safety feature on manufacturing or other engineering equipment. Specifically, it is a shield or device covering hazardous areas of a machine to prevent contact with body parts or to control hazards like chips and noise from exiting the machine.

Machine Guarding

Grinder safety

Power tool safety

Implement lockout/tagout procedures

Learn about the safety principles and different types of machine guards

Safety Tip - Machine Guarding

Hey, here's another safety tip from vivid learning systems. My name is Chris and I'm here to share some knowledge and help you connect workers with safety workers who operate and maintain machinery suffer approximately 18,000 injuries and 800 deaths per year, and machine safeguards are your. First line of defense against injuries caused by moving machines. So what are machine guards? Machine guarding is a precautionary safety feature on manufacturing for other engineering equipment. Specifically, it is a shield or device covering hazardous areas of a machine to prevent contact with body parts or to control hazards like chips and noise from exiting the machine. In order for machine guards to be effective. They must prevent contact, be secured in place, or otherwise be tamper proof. Create no new hazard. Allow for lubrication with the guards still in place, not interfere with the machine operation. Here are the four most common types of machine guards. Fixed guards, fixed guards are a permanent part of the machine. Blocking guards, interlocking guards can be opened or removed when they are. The power automatically shuts off the moving parts of the machine are stopped and the machine cannot be started until the guard is back in place. Adjustable guards. Adjustable guards allow flexibility in accommodating various sizes of material while still protecting the point of operation. These guards must be adjusted manually. Self adjusting guards. Self adjusting guards are barriers. Determined by the movement of the material as the operator moves the material into the danger area, the guard is pushed away, providing an opening which is only large enough to admit the material. Modern machines save time and are essential for some careers in today's workplace. Take the precautionary steps to be safe and stay out of harm's way until next time. Stay positive and stay safe. The building.

No matter which manufacturing subindustry you work in, more than likely your job involves working with tools. Whenever you work with hand and cutting tools, you need to follow certain safety guidelines to avoid workplace accidents.

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