Online Safety Training Articles
6 Types of Heat-Related Illnesses in the Workplace
Heat-related illnesses affect thousands of workers annually, with OSHA reporting that dozens of preventable deaths occur each year due to workplace heat exposure. OSHA also acknowledges that the actual numbers of these incidents are likely even higher due to...
5 Basic First Aid Tips for the Workplace
More than 7,300 workplace injuries occur every day across the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s 2.6 million incidents annually that disrupt lives and businesses. When these emergencies strike, the difference between a minor incident...
Certificate of Completion vs. Certification: What Employers Need to Know About Safety Training Credentials
Certificate of Completion indicates that an individual has completed a training program, class, or workshop. It serves as proof of participation and can help document that training occurred. Certification goes further by verifying an individual’s knowledge, skills, and competencies in a specific area. Typically granted by an external body, certification often requires passing an exam or demonstrating hands-on skills.
5 Hurricane Safety Tips for After the Storm Hits
Hurricanes are disastrous in so many ways. What many people don't know, however, is that a majority of the injuries and deaths caused by hurricanes happen after the hurricane has passed. You likely know what you need to do to prepare for the storm: ensure your windows...
Safety Regulations 101: Navigating Federal, State, Local, and Industry Standards
Navigating the complex web of safety regulations can feel overwhelming and include several considerations for your organization. From the federal level to local ordinances to industry-specific standards, safety regulations dictate how workplaces should operate to...
Noise at Work: How to Prevent Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Noise is a part of our everyday life — whether it’s the hum of traffic, the chatter of conversation, or the sound of machinery. While some amount of noise is inevitable, excessive exposure to noise, especially in the workplace, can lead to significant issues with...
Workplace Safety: Purchasing Content for Your Company’s LMS
With today’s technology, companies are finding ways to connect multiple tools or combine them under a single Learning Management System (LMS). Safety training content is another component incorporated into this merging of items. Safety training is crucial in...
Why Safety is Smart Business: A Guide for Small Businesses
Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, more than 33.1 million businesses in the U.S. qualify as small businesses, making up a staggering 99.9% of all the businesses in the country. And more than...
Common Myths About Safety Culture
Safety rules and regulations are important to champion in every workplace, even when they are dismissed as “common sense.” Making sure the workplace is safe takes effort, but healthy and engaged employees help the company’s success. When people believe things about...
Modern Online Safety Training for Manufacturers: Bridging the Gap Between Tradition and Innovation
The manufacturing industry has long been committed to ensuring the safety of its workforce, recognizing the historical significance and ongoing importance of maintaining a safe and productive working environment. As manufacturing practices evolved, so did the methods...
Managing Third-Party Contractors Safety Training: Addressing Challenges and Responsibilities
Maintaining a safe working environment is a major concern for organizations across industries. As the landscape of the modern workforce evolves, the integration of third-party contractors has become increasingly common. However, with this growth, the need to ensure...
Who Does HIPAA Apply To? Understanding Requirements for Covered Entities and Business Associates
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed by Congress in 1996. Its purpose is to establish common standards across the United States healthcare system so that patient information is protected. However, there is often confusion from...