Hazardous materials (HAZMATs) are a major cause of workplace injuries, often resulting in days away from work. Employee safety hinges on awareness and knowledge about the dangers they might encounter on the job. That’s why proper training on how to handle hazardous materials is essential in preventing injuries and accidents.
In 2024, OSHA updated its Hazard Communication Standard with the Final Rule, a crucial update that every employee exposed to hazardous materials must understand. Whether in construction, healthcare, food processing, or any other industry, staying current with these regulations is key to a safe workplace.
As part of our commitment to industry-specific safety, we’re excited to offer six tailored Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) courses. Each course is designed with videos, terminology, and examples specific to your sector, making it easier to learn and apply safety protocols directly to your work environment.
Additionally, we are now offering a course dedicated to understanding OSHA’s Final Rule: Understanding the HAZCOM Final Rule.
Enroll today to equip your team with the knowledge they need to work safely and meet OSHA standards.
Just released – Emergency Planning courses in Spanish, developed to support inclusive and effective workplace safety training.
Whether you operate in construction, food handling, industrial settings, offices, or transportation environments, we’ve created specialized training programs that help Spanish-speaking employees understand emergency risks and respond with confidence.
Our goal is to ensure all employees; regardless of language, are fully prepared to act quickly and correctly in emergency situations.
Contact us today to get access or integrate these courses into your LMS.
In a continued commitment to workplace safety and inclusion, we are excited to announce the launch of Spanish-language versions of our Safe Lifting training courses. These comprehensive online safety courses are designed specifically to help Spanish-speaking employees prevent injuries while lifting heavy objects on the job.
We now offer eight industry-specific Safe Lifting training courses; each tailored to the unique challenges and environments of different workplaces. From healthcare to warehouses, these trainings deliver essential techniques and injury-prevention strategies using industry-relevant video examples and terminology — all fully translated for Spanish-speaking audiences.
Each course covers vital safe lifting practices, including:
Explore our Spanish Safe Lifting training options and keep your workplace safer for everyone.
Keeping your workplace safe starts with awareness.
Substance use disorders can impact anyone, even those on the job. When employees are under the influence, it doesn’t just affect performance; it puts everyone at risk. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of our comprehensive Drug and Alcohol Use Disorder Training Programs, now available in industry-specific versions for both employees and managers.
Every day, people across all industries develop drug and alcohol use disorders. Knowing the signs and how to respond is critical. Whether you’re a coworker who notices something off, or a manager responsible for team safety, awareness and early intervention saves lives and careers.
For Employees:
Learn how to recognize substance misuse in the workplace and what steps to take if you or someone you know needs help.
For Managers and Supervisors:
Understand the science behind substance use disorders, recognize the warning signs in your team, and learn how to support a safe, compliant, and productive environment.
Each course features video content and terminology tailored to your work environment, ensuring better understanding and real-life applicability.
Equip your team with the tools they need to spot the signs early and take action. Explore our full line of Drug and Alcohol Use Disorder Training Courses, customized for your workplace environments.
As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat-related illnesses; especially for workers in demanding environments. The newly released Heat Stress Training programs are now available in Spanish.
Six industry-specific heat safety courses, each packed with real-life examples, tailored footage, and terminology unique to every industry has now been completed.
Also, the Heat Illness Prevention for California Workplaces training program has been completed and released in Spanish.
To address the unique challenges faced in various industries, six, Spanish tailored Heat Stress training courses, each featuring industry-specific footage and terminology that reflect the specific conditions of the work environment have been launched. These courses are designed to provide workers with essential knowledge and practical tips for managing heat stress, promoting safety, and preventing heat-related illnesses on the job.
Each course is designed with the specific needs of the industry in mind, ensuring that workers can relate directly to the material and apply it to their everyday tasks.
The Heat Illness Prevention for California Workplaces Spanish course discusses how heat affects the body and can lead to heat-related illness. It also provides practical guidance on how to comply with California’s indoor and outdoor Heat Illness Prevention Standards, as well as reviews what workers can do to help prevent heat-related illness.
Heavy equipment is essential on construction sites, helping to haul, dig, and transport materials efficiently. However, while these powerful machines make jobs easier, they also introduce significant risks. Construction workers, whether operating, spotting, or working around heavy equipment, are often exposed to serious hazards that can lead to injuries.
The good news is, with the right training, these risks can be minimized. The new Heavy Equipment Safety Training Courses contains 10 titles that are designed to equip workers with the knowledge and skills needed to safely navigate jobsite equipment.
Released are two courses for each type of heavy equipment. One discusses how they work and their hazards and the other offers information about operating and spotting for operators.
These new courses use a powerful combination of full-motion, high-definition video filmed in real world locations, along with audio, text, and colorful graphics.
All courses are currently available online in Full-Length Interactive, Adaptive Learning, Micro-Learning, and Video On Demand (VOD) formats for streaming over the internet. DVDs that can be played locally at your facility are also available.
The OPS-X Simulation Series revolutionizes Power System Operations training by way of a hands-on simulation environment. One objective of this software is to place the operators out of their comfort zone, in unfamiliar circumstances. Challenged with a skinny power system, at faster than real time, operators immediately develop and test their natural instincts and reactions to real life situations. System simulations greatly enhance the training experience and improves the retention of the material.
The Simulation series now comprises of 8 training modules for a total of 64 NERC Continuing Education Hours (CEH’s), 51 Simulation hours and 58 NERC Standard hours. Each module targets a specific area of Power System Operation.
Renewable System Operations is the 8th module, newly completed and released. The simulation exercise provides 8 CEH and covers Operating Reserve; Congestion Mitigation; and Voltage Support.
As part of our commitment to making workplace training accessible for everyone, we’re excited to announce the launch of Spanish versions of the newly updated Driving Safety courses! These courses are designed to equip Spanish-speaking employees with the essential knowledge they need to drive safely, whether they’re commuting, using a company vehicle, or navigating challenging road conditions.
A recent study from Monash University has revealed a troubling increase in silicosis cases within Australia’s stone countertop industry. Silicosis, a progressive and incurable lung disease, is caused by exposure to respirable crystalline silica, a common hazard in many industrial and construction environments.
This alarming trend highlights the critical need for workplace silica safety training. Workers must understand the dangers of silica dust exposure and implement proper safety practices to protect their health.
Prevent silica exposure with expert safety training with the Silica Safety in Industrial and Construction Environments Training Course. The module has been designed to help workers identify silica hazards, follow best practices, and reduce their risk of developing silicosis.
Ensure your team has the knowledge and skills to work safely. Invest in silica safety training today to protect your workforce from irreversible health risks.
A recent report from the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) reveals a concerning rise in fatalities among Hispanic construction workers. Between 2011 and 2022, the death rate for Hispanic workers in construction has doubled, while non-Hispanic fatalities have increased by only 16.5%.
Why Are Hispanic Construction Workers at Greater Risk? One of the leading factors contributing to this disparity is the lack of safety training materials in Spanish. Without access to essential construction safety courses, many Hispanic workers may struggle to understand critical workplace safety protocols, increasing their risk of accidents and fatalities.
We recognize the urgent need for Spanish-language workplace safety training in the industry. For this reason, the continuation of translating every course in the Construction Safety library is crucial and available soon to ensure that every worker, regardless of language, has access to life-saving safety information.
Providing Spanish-language construction safety courses is not just a necessity – it’s a lifesaving initiative. Employers can help reduce workplace fatalities by ensuring that all workers receive proper safety education in their native language.
Working in high temperatures is unavoidable in many industries, but heat-related illnesses don’t have to be. Proper preparation, safe work practices, and effective engineering controls are key to staying protected. Fortunately, California’s Heat Illness Prevention Standards – for both indoor and outdoor workplaces, offer clear guidelines to help workers beat the heat and stay safe on the job.
To support businesses in safeguarding their teams, the new Heat Illness Prevention for California Workplaces training course training course equips employees with the latest insights on California’s heat safety regulations, best practices for heat illness prevention, and actionable strategies to stay cool and compliant.
Information contained in this course includes how heat affects the body which can lead to heat-related illnesses. It also provides practical guidance on how to comply with California’s indoor and outdoor Heat Illness Prevention Standards, as well as reviews what workers can do to help prevent heat-related illnesses.
Invest in safety and compliance – empower your workforce with the knowledge to prevent heat stress, reduce risks, and ensure a safe work environment all year round.
The sUAS Thermography Level 1 Certification Course has been produced by professional thermographers with over 40 years’ experience and provides practical techniques for beginners and experienced thermographers wishing to get the most from their drone-based thermal imaging system for infrared drone inspections.
The online course covers infrared theory, heat transfer concepts, equipment operation, and temperature measurement using drone-based thermal imaging equipment. It also covers several applications including infrared inspections of electrical systems, mechanical systems, photovoltaic installations, underground piping, building envelopes, low-slope roofing systems, and environmental studies.
Students who successfully complete the course receive an sUAS Thermographer Certification which will qualify them to further their training with Level 2 and Level 3 thermography certification courses.
Many companies rely on compressed gas cylinders for the storage, use, and transportation of gases. However, without proper safety protocols, mishandling these cylinders can lead to serious accidents, sometimes even explosive incidents. By implementing safe handling, transportation, and maintenance practices, businesses can significantly reduce the risk of such incidents.
To support organizations in maintaining a safe work environment, we are excited to introduce new Compressed Gas Cylinders training courses. These comprehensive courses are designed to equip employees with the most current knowledge and best practices for safely working with compressed gas cylinders.
In our ongoing commitment to providing industry-specific safety training, five specialized courses have been developed, focusing on compressed gas cylinder safety. Each course is tailored to a particular industry, offering relevant insights into the potential hazards associated with compressed gas cylinders and practical strategies for managing them. The courses feature interactive videos and industry-specific terminology to ensure employees fully understand the unique challenges of their specific work environments.
These new courses use a powerful combination of full-motion, high-definition video filmed in real world locations, along with audio, text, and colorful graphics to provide the most cost-effective training available in the industry.
Every year, a significant number of employees are injured at work due to hazards that are not properly recognized. To ensure the safety of all workers and guarantee they return home unharmed, it is essential that they are fully informed about the potential hazards they may encounter and understand how to manage them effectively. When hazards are ignored or employees are inadequately prepared, the risk of accidents and disasters increases.
To support organizations in addressing this issue, we are proud to introduce the newly released Hazard Recognition training courses. These programs have been specifically designed to equip employees with the most current information and best practices for identifying and mitigating hazards in the workplace.
Seven industry-specific Hazard Recognition training courses are available, each tailored to offer valuable insights into the best methods for hazard preparation and management, with content that includes videos and terminology reflective of the specific environments and operations within each industry.
These new courses use a powerful combination of full-motion, high-definition video filmed in real world locations, along with audio, text, and colorful graphics to provide the most cost-effective training available in the industry.
All versions of the courses are currently available online in Full-Length Interactive, Adaptive Learning, Micro-Learning formats and Video On Demand (VOD) for streaming over the internet. DVDs that can be played locally at your facility are also available.
The new Electric Power System Reliability Textbook 2025 edition includes the latest material and revised NERC Standards for anyone seeking a career as an Electric Power System Operator. The book incorporates the current exam application and analysis type questions. The textbook is updated every year to include new and revised standards to prepare students for the NERC System Operator Exam.
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