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Productivity is important in the workplace, but accidents and injuries can hinder productivity and result in serious harm to workplace staff. It’s important to make sure that every employee leaves your facility in the same condition they arrived in: unharmed and in good health. Let’s discuss ways to keep safe work practices in mind so that you and your coworkers can avoid the potential health and safety risks that can arise in an industrial environment.
In this course, we’ll explore ways you can mentally prepare for work. We'll also discuss substances or practices that can impair our minds’ functions. We’ll dive into best practices for accident prevention and safety housekeeping, as well as the importance of personal protective equipment (or PPE) and emergency preparation. By the end of this course, you’ll have a stronger understanding of the steps you can take to ensure your own safety as well as the safety of others in the workplace.
It is for employees working in industrial environments who want to keep themselves and their coworkers safe from the health and safety risks that can arise on the job.
It covers mentally preparing for work, substances or practices that can impair the mind's functions, accident prevention, safety housekeeping, the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE), and emergency preparation.
You will build skills in accident prevention and workplace safety, including recognizing and mitigating safety risks, identifying types of PPE, and adopting safe work practices.
The course includes lessons on Safety Orientation in Industrial Environments, Preparing Mentally for the Job, Safety Housekeeping and Accident Prevention, Personal Protective Equipment, Safe Work Practices, Preparing for Emergencies, and a Review.
By the end, you will have a stronger understanding of the steps you can take to ensure your own safety as well as the safety of others in the workplace.