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IDTitle Product Line Length Topic Short Description Associated OSHA/DOT Regulations

276 Caught-

In/Between

Hazards in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Caught-In/Between Hazards MARCOM's interactive course on Caught-

In/Between Hazards in Construction

Environments provides the information

employees need to recognize the caught-

in/between hazards that are associated

with construction tasks and avoid them

before accidents happen. 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.

1926 Supart I- Tools, Hand and Power;

1926 Subpart L- Scaffolds; 1926 Subpart N

– Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and

Conveyors; 1926 Subpart O –Motor

Vehicles, Mechanical Equipment, and

Marine Operations; 1926 Subpart P –

Excavations; 1926 Subpart Q – Concrete

and Masonry Construction; 1926 Subpart

W – Rollover Protective Structures;

Overhead Protection; 1926 Subpart T –

Demolition

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124 Crane Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Crane Safety MARCOM's interactive course on Crane

Safety in Construction Environments

points out to employees that over 90% of

crane-related accidents are caused by

human error... and that they are the key

to preventing these incidents. Using a









OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1400

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284 Dealing with Drug

& Alcohol Abuse

for Employees in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Drugs and Alcohol MARCOM's interactive course on

Dealing with Drug and Alcohol Abuse…

for Employees in Construction

Environments discusses the hazards of

substance abuse, how employees can

avoid them and what they can do to help

keep their workplace drug and alcohol-

free. Using a powerful combination of

audio, full-motion video, text and colorful

graphics, this course provides the most

cost-effective safety and regulatory





OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020

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& Alcohol Abuse

for Managers and

Supervisors in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Drugs and Alcohol MARCOM's interactive course on


for Managers and Supervisors in

Construction Environments discusses

drug and alcohol abuse, the damage it

causes to workers and the businesses

that employ them, and what should be

done to create and maintain a drug and

alcohol-free job site. 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.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020

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152 Electrocution

Hazards in

Construction Part

I

Construction

Safety

45 Electrocution Hazards The first in a two-part series on

electrocution hazards, MARCOM's

interactive course on Electrocution

Hazards In Construction Environments

Part I… Types of Hazards and How You

Can Protect Yourself discusses the

major types of electrocution hazards,

and how employees can protect

themselves from electrical hazards and

electrocution in construction

environments. Using a powerful








retained.

1926.1408(h)-Power line safety (up to 350

kV)--equipment operations.; 1926.403-

General requirements; 1926.449-

Definitions applicable to this subpart; 1926

Subpart K, Electrical; 1926.416- General

requirements; 1926.416(a)- Protection of

employees; 1926 Subpart C-General

Safety and Health Provisions; 1926.405-

Wiring methods, components, and

equipment for general use; 1926.404Wiring

design and protection; 1926.951-Medical

services and first aid; 1926 Subpart I Tools

- Hand and Power

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153 Electrocution

Hazards in

Construction Part

II

Construction

Safety

45 Electrocution Hazards

The second in a two-part series on

electrocution hazards, MARCOM's

interactive course on Electrocution

Hazards In Construction Environments

Part II… Employer Requirements

discusses the major types of

electrocution hazards, and how

employees can protect themselves from

electrical hazards and electrocution in

construction environments, as well as

employers' responsibilities in these

areas. Using a powerful combination of








1926.1408(h)-Power line safety (up to 350

kV)--equipment operations.; 1926.403-

General requirements; 1926.449-

Definitions applicable to this subpart; 1926

Subpart K, Electrical; 1926.416- General

requirements; 1926.416(a)- Protection of

employees; 1926 Subpart C-General

Safety and Health Provisions; 1926.405-

Wiring methods, components, and

equipment for general use; 1926.404Wiring

design and protection; 1926.951-Medical

services and first aid; 1926 Subpart I Tools

- Hand and Power

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310 Eye Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Eye Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Eye


provides employees with the information

they need to recognize and avoid eye

hazards that they can encounter on a job

site. Using a powerful combination of








OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133

261 Fall Protection in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Fall Protection

MARCOM's interactive course on Fall

Protection in Construction Environments

helps employees avoid fall hazards on

the job, while helping employers satisfy

OSHA's Fall Protection training

requirements. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.501

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322 First Aid in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 First Aid

MARCOM's interactive course on First

Aid in Construction Environments

discusses what employees should do

and not do when someone is sick or

injured, and how to determine when they

should call for emergency assistance.

Using a powerful combination of audio,

full-motion video, text and colorful







OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151

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219 GHS Labeling in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 GHS MARCOM's interactive course on the

GHS Container Labeling in Construction

Environments discusses the six types of

information contained on a GHS label,

and the differences between GHS labels

and other types of chemical hazard

labels. Using a powerful combination of








1926.59 - Hazard Communication

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220 GHS Safety Data

Sheets in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 GHS MARCOM's interactive course on GHS

Safety Data Sheets in Construction

Environments reviews the composition of

GHS Safety Data Sheets, the information

that's contained in each section and how

SDS's are different from Material Safety

Data Sheets. Using a powerful








retained.


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311 Hand & Power

Tool Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Hand & Power Tool Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Hand

& Power Tool Safety in Construction

Environments discusses hand and power

tool hazards, and show employees the

equipment and safe practices they can

use to prevent injuries on a job site.









1910 Subpart B - Adoption and Extension

of Established Federal Standards; 1910.12

- Construction work.

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312 Hand, Wrist &

Finger Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Hand, Wrist & Finger Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Hand,

Wrist & Finger Safety in Construction

Environments reviews the hand, wrist

and finger hazards that employees may

encounter on a job site, and show them

the equipment and safe work practices

they can use to prevent injuries. Using a









OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138

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221 Hazard

Communication in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Hazard Communication MARCOM's interactive course on Hazard

Communication in Construction

Environments both introduces

employees to the Hazard

Communication regulations and provides

training on the various groups of

chemicals found in the construction

environment. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200

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331 Heat Stress in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Heat Stress

MARCOM's interactive course on Heat

Stress in Construction Environments

discusses the hazards of getting

overheated, how employees can stay

cool on a hot job site and what they

should do if a coworker suffers from heat

stress. Using a powerful combination of








1926.28-Personal Protective Equipment;

1926.20 - General safety and health

provisions

222 Introduction to

GHS for

Construction

Workers

Construction

Safety


Introduction to GHS for Construction

Workers reviews what the Globally

Harmonized System is all about, why

OSHA adopted the GHS, and the phase-

in dates for implementing the GHS.










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336 Ladder Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Ladder Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Ladder


discusses different types of ladders, the

hazards that can be associated with

them, and how employees can work with

them safely. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1053

273 Lead Exposure in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 OSHA Lead Standards MARCOM's interactive course on Lead

Exposure in Construction Environments


they need to understand lead hazards

and the safety regulations that address

them. Using a powerful combination of








1910 Subpart Z - Toxic and Hazardous

Substances., 1910.1025 - Lead

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258 Personal

Protective

Equipment in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Personal Protective Equipment

MARCOM's interactive course on

Personal Protective Equipment in

Construction Environments helps

employers in the construction industry

meet OSHA requirements. They provide

employees with the information that they

need to avoid injury on the job site by

using appropriate PPE. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132--136

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125 Rigging Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Rigging Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Rigging Safety in Construction

Environments is designed to remind

employees that over 90% of crane-

related accidents are caused by human

error... and that they are the key to

preventing these incidents. Using a









OSHA 29 CFR 1926.753

238 Safe Lifting in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Safe Lifting

MARCOM's interactive course on Safe

Lifting in Construction Environments

provides the information employees

need to protect their backs when they

are lifting and carrying. Using a powerful








retained.

Section 5(a)(1)- General Duty Clause;

1926 Subpart H - Materials Handling,

Storage, Use, and Disposal

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324 Safety Orientation

in Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety


MARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Orientation in Construction Environments

discusses common hazards that can be

encountered on a job site and the safe

practices and equipment that workers

can use to avoid injuries. Using a









1910 Subpart B- Adoption and Extension

of Established Federal Standards; 1926

Subpart C-General Safety and Health

Provisions; 1926 Subpart D-Occupational

Health and Environmental Controls; 1926

Subpart E-Personal Protective and Life

Saving Equipment; 1926 Subpart F-Fire

Protection and Prevention; 1926 Subpart G-

Signs, Signals and Barricades; 1926

Subpart I- Tools-Hand and Power; 1926

Subpart J- Welding and Cutting; 1926

Subpart K - Electrical; 1926 Subpart L -

Scaffolds; 1926 Subpart M-Fall Protection;

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333 Slips, Trips and

Falls in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Slips, Trips and Falls

MARCOM's interactive course on Slips,

Trips and Falls in Construction

Environments discusses the mechanics

of slips, trips and falls, the types of

hazards that workers are likely to

encounter on a job site that lead to them,

and the safe practices and equipment

that they can use to stay safely on their

feet. Using a powerful combination of








OSHA 29 CFR 1910.23-27

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277 Struck-By

Hazards in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Struck-By Hazards MARCOM's interactive course on Struck-

By Hazards in Construction

Environments provides the information

employees need to recognize the struck-

by hazards that are associated with

construction tasks and take steps to

avoid them before accidents happen.









1926.451(h) Falling object protection; 1926

Subpart H – Materials Handling, Storage,

Use, and Disposal; 1926 Subpart I – Tools

– Hand and Power; 1926 Subpart E –

Personal Protective and Life Saving

Equipment; 1926 Subpart T - Demolition

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075 Suspended

Scaffolding Safety

in Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Suspended Scaffolding SafetyMARCOM's interactive course on

Suspended Scaffolding Safety in


facilities comply with OSHA's Scaffolding

regulation (29 CFR 1926.451).

Whenever a worker leaves the ground,

the risk of an accident occurring

increases dramatically. With more than

10,000 scaffold related injuries reported

each year, OSHA has mandated that

workers be trained on how to safely erect

and use these work platforms. The

course helps employees understand the

dangers of working with scaffolds, and

how these risks can be minimized by

knowing the correct ways to erect,

maintain and use scaffolding equipment.








understood... and retained

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.451

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269 Trenching and

Shoring Safety in

Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

45 Trenching and Shoring MARCOM's interactive course on

Trenching and Shoring Safety in


employees understand the hazards that

can be encountered in trenching work as

well as the OSHA regulations and safe

work practices that can prevent

accidents from occurring. Using a









1926 Subpart P - Excavations

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247 Walking and

Working Surfaces

in Construction

Environments

Construction

Safety

30 Walking and Working SurfacesMARCOM's interactive course on

Walking and Working Surfaces in

Construction Environments training

identifies the hazards of different

surfaces and provides the practical

information and specific procedures

employees need to help prevent slips,

trips and falls on the job. Using a









1910 Subpart D – Walking-Working

Surfaces

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256 Accident

Investigation

General

Safety

30 Accident Investigation


Accident Investigation provides

employees with the information that they

need to understand the goals of an

accident investigation, the process itself,

and how they can participate in the

process to help make their workplace

safer. Using a powerful combination of








OSHA 29 CFR 1960.29

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270 Active Shooter:

Surviving an

Attack

General

Safety

30 Active Shooter

MARCOM's interactive course on Active

Shooter: Surviving an Attack provides

step-by-step explanations of the survival

techniques that law enforcement

agencies recommend to help people get

through an active shooter incident safely.









Section 5(a)(1)- General Duty Clause

253 Arc Flash General

Safety

30 Arc Flash MARCOM's interactive course on Arc

Flash focuses on what arc flash is, its

hazards and how employees can avoid it

on the job. 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.

1910.335 - Safeguards for personnel

protection; 1910.5-Applicability of

standards; 1910.132-General

requirements; 1910.145-Specifications for

accident prevention signs and tags;

1910.303-General Electrical; 1910.333-

Selection and use of work practices;

1910.335-Safeguards for personnel

protection; 1910.137 - Electrical Protective

Equipment.

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303 Back Safety in

Industrial

Environments

General

Safety

30 Back Safety

MARCOM'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. Using a powerful combination of









304 Back Safety in

Office

Environments

General

Safety

30 Back Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Back

Safety in Office Environments discusses

situations that can lead to back injuries

and what employees can do to avoid

them… both at work and at home. Using

a powerful combination of audio, full-









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266

Bullying and

Other Disruptive

Behavior: for

Employees

General

Safety

30

Bullying and Other Disruptive Behavior


Bullying and Other Disruptive Behavior:

for Employees provides the information

employees need to understand this type

of behavior and know how to shut it

down when it happens. Fear, anger,

frustration, humiliation, helplessness…

these feelings shouldn't be part of

anyone's job description. But they can be

common in workplaces where bullying

and other disruptive behavior is a

problem. More than 35% of the

employees in the U.S. say that they have

worked with a bully. And bullying and

other disruptive behavior not only harms

workers, but can damage the business

as well. Using a powerful combination of









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267

Bullying and

Other Disruptive

Behavior: for

Managers and

Supervisors

General

Safety

30

Bullying and Other Disruptive Behavior


Bullying and Other Disruptive Behavior:

for Managers and Supervisors provides

the information they need to help prevent

this type of behavior in their department

and deal with it when it does happen.










259 Compressed Gas

Cylinders

General

Safety

30 Compressed Gas Cylinders







1910 Subpart H - Hazardous Materials,

1910.101 - Compressed gases (general

requirements).

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234 Computer

Workstation

Safety

General

Safety

30 Computer Workstation SafetyMARCOM's interactive course on

Computer Workstation Safety reviews

the safe use of computers, and offers

practical solutions to many potential

problems. Using a powerful combination







is easily understood... and retained

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.900

337 Conflict

Resolution in

Industrial

Facilities

General

Safety

30 Conflict Resolution MARCOM's interactive course on

Conflict Resolution in Industrial Facilities

discusses different types of conflict that

you may encounter on the job, how to

find lasting solutions to disagreements,

and what to do if conflict threatens to get

out of control. Using a powerful








retained.


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338 Conflict

Resolution in the

Office

General

Safety

30 Conflict Resolution


Conflict Resolution in the Office

discusses different types of conflict that

you may encounter in the office, how to

find lasting solutions to disagreements,

and what to do if conflict threatens to get

out of control. Using a powerful








retained.


122 Crane Safety General

Safety

30 Crane Safety MARCOM's interactive course on Crane

Safety is designed to remind employees

that over 90% of crane-related accidents

are caused by human error... and that

they are the key to preventing these

incidents. Using a powerful combination










- Construction work.; 1910 Subpart N -

Materials Handling and Storage, 1910.179 -

Overhead and gantry cranes.; 1910.180 -

Crawler locomotive and truck cranes.

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and Alcohol

Abuse... for

Employees

General

Safety

30 Drug & Alcohol Abuse MARCOM's interactive course on


for Employees discusses the hazards of

substance abuse, how employees can

avoid them and what they can do to help

keep their workplace drug and alcohol-

free. Using a powerful combination of








OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020

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and Alcohol

Abuse... for

Managers and

Supervisors

General

Safety

30 Drug & Alcohol Abuse MARCOM's interactive course on


for Managers and Supervisors discusses

drug and alcohol abuse, the damage it

causes to workers and the businesses

that employ them, and what should be

done to create and maintain a drug and

alcohol-free workplace. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020

281 Dealing With

Hazardous Spills

General

Safety

30 Hazardous Spills MARCOM's interactive course on

Dealing with Hazardous Spills helps

workers understand the hazards that can

be associated with HAZMATs and the

cleanup procedures that can mitigate










1910.119 - Process safety management of

highly hazardous chemicals.

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229 Distracted Driving General

Safety

30 Driving Safety


Distracted Driving provides the

information employees need to drive

cars, vans and small trucks safely, both

on and off the job. Using a powerful








retained.


326 Diversity in the

Workplace... for

Employees

General

Safety

30 Workplace Diversity


Diversity in the Workplace... for

Employees discusses diversity, the

obstacles that can prevent people from

accepting it, and what employees can do

to embrace and encourage diversity in

their workplace. Using a powerful








retained.


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327 Diversity in the

Workplace... for

Managers and

Supervisors

General

Safety

30 Workplace Diversity


Diversity in the Workplace... for

Managers and Supervisors discusses

diversity, the obstacles that can prevent

people from accepting it, and what

managers and supervisors can do to

embrace and encourage diversity in their

department. Using a powerful








retained.


231 Driving

Defensively

General

Safety

30 Driving Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Driving

Defensively provides the information

employees need to drive cars, vans and

small trucks safely, both on and off the

job. Using a powerful combination of









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343 Driving Safety General

Safety

30 Driving Safety


Safety discusses the hazards that can be

encountered on the road and the safe

practices that employees can use to

avoid them. Using a powerful








retained.


230 Driving Safety:

The Basics

General

Safety

30 Driving Safety


Safety: The Basics provides the

information employees need to drive

cars, vans and small trucks safely, both

on and off the job. Using a powerful








retained.


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334 Electrical Safety General

Safety

30 Electrical Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Electrical Safety discusses how

electricity "works", explains its hazards

and describes the procedures and

equipment that employees should use to

work safely around low voltage

electricity. Using a powerful combination








1910 Subpart S - Electrical, 1910.301 -

Introduction, 1910.302 - Electric utilization

systems., 1910.303 - General

Requirements., 1910.305 - Wiring

methods, components, and equipment for

general use.,

240 Evacuation

Procedures

General

Safety

30 Evacuation Procedures MARCOM's interactive course on

Evacuation Procedures gives employees

the information the need to know what

steps to take to act quickly and safely

during an evacuation.

1910.38- Emergency action plans; 1910

Subpart E - Exit Routes and Emergency

Planning

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306 Eye Safety General

Safety

30 Eye Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Eye

Safety in Industrial Environments


they need to recognize and avoid eye

hazards that they can encounter in their

workplace. Using a powerful combination








1910 Subpart I - Personal Protective

Equipment, 1910.133 - Eye and face

protection.

260 Fall Protection General

Safety

30 Fall Protection

MARCOM's interactive course on Fall

Protection provides the information

employees need to work safely when

they are off the ground, and assist in

satisfying the major training

requirements in the OSHA Standard on

Fall Protection. Using a powerful








retained.

1910 SubPart D - Walking-Working

Surfaces; 1910.27, Fixed ladders; 1910.28

Safety requirements for scaffolding;

1910.29 Manually propelled mobile ladder

stands and scaffolds (towers).; 1910.30 -

Other working surfaces.

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309 Fighting Fatigue

in the Workplace

General

Safety

30 Fatigue MARCOM's interactive course on

Fighting Fatigue in the Workplace

discusses the causes of fatigue, the

hazards that it creates and what

employees can do to avoid it. Using a










293 Fire Prevention in

Healthcare

General

Safety

30 Fire Prevention

MARCOM's interactive course on Fire

Prevention in Healthcare Facilities looks

at the fire hazards that can be

encountered in healthcare environments,

discuss how fires can be prevented, and

explain what employees should do in

case a fire emergency occurs in their

workplace. Using a powerful combination








OSHA 29 CFR 1910.39

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291 Fire Prevention in

the Office

General

Safety

30 Fire Prevention

MARCOM's interactive course on Fire

Prevention in the Office looks at the fire

hazards that can be encountered in

office environments, discuss how fires

can be prevented, and explain what

employees should do in case a fire

emergency occurs in their workplace.









1910 Subpart E - Exit Routes, Emergency

Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans,

1910.39 - Fire prevention plans. 1910

Subpart L - Fire Protection; 1910.155 -

Scope, application and definitions

applicable to this subpart.; 1910.157 -

Portable fire extinguishers.; 1910.159 -

Automatic sprinkler systems.; 1910.160 -

Fixed extinguishing systems, general.;

1910.164 - Fire detection systems.;

1910.165 - Employee alarm systems.;

1910 Subpart L App A - Fire Protection

321 First Aid General

Safety

30 First Aid

MARCOM's interactive course on First

Aid discusses what employees should do

and not do when someone is sick or

injured, and how to determine when they

should call for emergency assistance.









1910 Subpart K - Medical and First Aid,

1910.151 - Medical services and first aid.

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237 Fitness and

Wellness

General

Safety

30 Fitness & Wellness MARCOM's interactive course on

Fitness and Wellness provides

employees with the information,

understanding and inspiration they need

to achieve the benefits of a healthier

lifestyle. Using a powerful combination of









307 Hand & Power

Tool Safety

General

Safety

30 Hand & Power Tool Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Hand

& Power Tool Safety discusses hand and

power tool hazards, and show

employees the equipment and safe

practices they can use to prevent

injuries. Using a powerful combination of








1910 Subpart P - Hand and Portable

Powered Tools and Other Hand-Held

Equipment, 1910.12, Construction work;

1910.242 - Hand and portable powered

tools and equipment, general., 1910.243 -

Guarding of portable powered tools.,

1910.244 - Other portable tools and

equipment.

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308 Hand, Wrist &

Finger Safety

General

Safety

30 Hand, Wrist & Finger Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Hand,

Wrist & Finger Safety reviews the hand,

wrist and finger hazards that employees

may encounter in their workplace, and

show them the equipment and safe work

practices they can use to prevent

injuries. Using a powerful combination of









Equipment, 1910.138 - Hand protection.

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297 Handling A

Sexual

Harassment

Investigation

General

Safety

30 Sexual Harassment


Handling a Sexual Harassment

Investigation provides managers and

supervisors with the information they

need to identify sexual harassment in

their departments, gather facts about an

incident of harassment and resolve the

situation fairly. Using a powerful








retained.


268 Hazard

Recognition

General

Safety

30 Hazard Recognition MARCOM's interactive course on Hazard

Recognition provides the information

employees need to help prevent

workplace accidents and injuries from

occurring. Using a powerful combination








1910 Subpart G, Occupational health and

environmental control; 1910 Subpart H,

Hazardous materials; 1910 Subpart Z,

Toxic and hazardous substances;

1910.1000, Air contaminants; 1910.1200,

Hazard communication; 1910.94,

Ventilation; 1910.107, Spray finishing

using flammable and combustible

materials

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210 Hazardous

Materials Labels

General

Safety

30 Hazardous Materials LabelsMARCOM's interactive course on

Hazardous Materials Labels is designed

to help employees understand the

characteristics of different labeling

systems and the ways that each convey

information. Using a powerful








retained.



highly hazardous chemicals.; 1910 Subpart

Z - Toxic and Hazardous Substances.,

1910.1200 - Hazard Communication.

330 Heat Stress General

Safety

30 Heat Stress

MARCOM's interactive course on Heat

Stress discusses the hazards of getting

overheated, how employees can avoid

heat-related illnesses and what they

should do if a coworker suffers from heat

stress. Using a powerful combination of









Equipment, 1910.132 - general

requirements.

44 of 248


287 Hot Work Safety

and the

Permitting

Process

General

Safety

30 Hot Work Permits MARCOM's interactive course on Hot

Work Safety and the Permitting Process

discusses the hazards that can be

encountered in hot work and focus on

how employees can use the permitting

process and other safe practices to

perform these tasks more safely. Using a









1910 Subpart O-Machinery and Machine

Guarding; 1910 Subpart Q- Welding,

Cutting and Brazing;

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252

I2P2: Injury and

Illness Prevention

Programs

General

Safety

30

I2P2: Injury and Illness Prevention Programs

MARCOM's interactive course on I2P2:

Injury and Illness Prevention Programs

provides employees with important

information on how this organized

approach to workplace safety can

significantly reduce accidents and

injuries, and how the workers themselves

can play a major role in making the

program work. Using a powerful








retained.

1904- Recording and Reporting

Occupational Injuries and Illness

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305 Industrial

Ergonomics

General

Safety

30 Industrial Ergonomics


Industrial Ergonomics provides

employees with the information they

need to understand ergonomic hazards,

recognize them in their workplace and

know how to avoid them. Using a









OSHA 29 CFR 1910.900

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292 Industrial Fire

Prevention

General

Safety

30 Fire Prevention


Industrial Fire Prevention looks at the fire

hazards that can be encountered in

industrial environments, discuss how

fires can be prevented, and explain what

employees should do in case a fire

emergency occurs in their workplace.









1910 Subpart E - Exit Routes, Emergency

Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans,

1910.38 - Emergency action plans,

1910.39 - Fire prevention plans.; 1910

Subpart H - Hazardous Materials, 1910

Subpart H - Hazardous Materials,

1910.106 - Flammable and combustible

liquids.; 1910 Subpart H - Hazardous

Materials, 1910.119 - Process safety

management of highly hazardous

chemicals.; 1910 Subpart L - Fire

Protection, 1910.155 - Scope, application

and definitions applicable to this subpart.;

1910.156 - Fire brigades.; 1910.157 -

Portable fire extinguishers.; 1910.159 -

Automatic sprinkler systems.; 1910.160 -

Fixed extinguishing systems, general.;

1910.161 - Fixed extinguishing systems,

dry chemical.; 1910.162 - Fixed

extinguishing systems, gaseous agent.;

1910.163 - Fixed extinguishing systems,

water spray and foam.; 1910.164 - Fire

detection systems.; 1910-165 - Employee

alarm systems.; 1910 Subpart L App A -

Fire Protection.

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335 Ladder Safety General

Safety

30 Ladder Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Ladder

Safety discusses different types of

ladders, the hazards that can be

associated with them, and how

employees can work with them safely.










of Established Federal Standards, 1910.12

- Construction work.; 1910 Subpart D -

Walking-Working Surfaces, 1910.12 -

Construction work; 1910.25-Portable wood

ladders; 1910.26- Portable metal ladders;

1910.27- Fixed ladders.

347 Loading Dock

Safety

General

Safety

30 Loading Dock Safety


Loading Dock Safety reviews the

different types of hazards that

employees can encounter while working

on loading docks, as well as discusses

the equipment and safe work practices

that they should use to avoid them.









29 CFR 1910.211 machine guarding, 29

CFR 1910.22 walking-working surfaces

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361 Machine Guard

Safety

General

Safety

30 Machine Guard Safety


Machine Guard Safety reviews the

different types of hazards that are

associated with using powered

equipment and discusses the machine

guard devices and safe work practices

that employees should use to avoid









1910 Subpart O - Machinery and Machine

Guarding, 1910.212 - General

requirements for all machines, 1910.213 -

Woodworking machinery requirements.,

1910.215 - Abrasive wheel machinery.,

1910.216 - Mill and calendars in the rubber

and plastics industries., 1910.217 -

Mechanical power presses.

349

Manual Pallet

Jack Safety

General

Safety

30

Manual Pallet Jack Safety


Manual Pallet Jack Safety discusses the

hazards that can be associated with

pallet jacks and the safe work practices

and "rules of the road" that employees

should follow to avoid them. Using a









29 CFR 1910.176 handling materials –

general

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280 Materials

Handling Safety

General

Safety

30 Materials Handling Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Materials Handling Safety discusses the

hazards that employees are likely to

encounter, and explain the work

practices and equipment they can use to

control or eliminate these hazards. Using









1910 Subpart N - Materials Handling and

Storage, 1910.176 - Handling materials

general.

348

Motorized Pallet

Truck Safety

General

Safety

30

Motorized Pallet Truck Safety


Motorized Pallet Truck Safety discusses

the hazards that can be associated with

walkies and walkie riders, and explains

the procedures and equipment that

employees can use to avoid them. Using









29 CFR 1910.176 handling materials –

general

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236 Office

Ergonomics

General

Safety

30 Office Ergonomics MARCOM's interactive course on Office

Ergonomics addresses ergonomic

problems as well as potential adverse

effects and pragmatic solutions to these

problems in an office environment. Using





compliance training available today.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.900

235 Office Safety General

Safety

30 Office Safety MARCOM's interactive course on Office

Safety shows employees that hazards

really do exist in an office environment,

and how important it is to use good

safety practices as they go about their

work. Using a powerful combination of









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313 Preventing

Sexual

Harassment… for

Supervisors in

California

General

Safety

120 Sexual Harassment MARCOM's interactive course on

Preventing Sexual Harassment… for

Supervisors in California discusses the

transgender rights requirements in the

updated California regulations. Using a










328 Preventing

Workplace

Discrimination...

for Employees

General

Safety

30 Workplace Discrimination


Preventing Workplace Discrimination...

for Employees discusses different types

of discriminatory behavior, its causes

and what employees can do prevent it in

their workplace. Using a powerful








retained.


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329 Preventing

Workplace

Discrimination...

for Managers and

Supervisors

General

Safety

30 Workplace Discrimination


Preventing Workplace Discrimination...

for Managers and Supervisors discusses

different types of discriminatory behavior,

the laws and policies that have been

established to fight it, and what

managers and supervisors can do

prevent it in their department. Using a










54 of 248


123 Rigging Safety General

Safety

30 Rigging Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Rigging Safety is designed to remind

employees that over 90% of crane-

related accidents are caused by human

error... and that they are the key to

preventing these incidents. Using a











- Construction work.; 1910 Subpart N -

Materials Handling and Storage, 1910.179 -

Overhead and gantry cranes.; 1910.184 -

Slings.

228 Safe Lifting General

Safety

30 Safe Lifting

MARCOM's interactive course on Safe

Lifting provides the information

employees need to protect their backs

when they are lifting and carrying. Using









Section 5(a)(1)- General Duty Clause;

1910.176 - Handling materials - general

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251

Safety Audits

General

Safety

30 Safety Audits


Audits provides employees with an

understanding of the goals and

procedures that are involved in a safety

audit, show them how they can help in

the audit process and describe specific

safe work practices. Using a powerful








retained.



highly hazardous chemicals.

56 of 248


250 Safety Awareness

for New

Employees

General

Safety

90 Safety Awareness MARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Awareness for New Employees training

addresses many of the most important

safety issues confronting employees

across a range of industries. Content is

divided into concise chapters that look at

commonly encountered workplace

hazards, and how you can protect

yourself from them, so new hires can

start working more safely right away.









1910 Subpart E - Exit Routes and

Emergency Planning; 1910 Subpart F-

Powered Platforms, Manlifts, and Vehicle-

Mounted Work Platforms; 1910 Subpart G-

Occupational Health and Environmental

Control; 1910 Subpart H- Hazardous

Materials; 1910 Subpart I-Personal

Protective Equipment; 1910 Subpart J-

General Environmental Controls; 1910

Subpart K-Medical Services and First Aid;

1910 Subpart L- Fire Protection; 1910

Subpart N-Materials Handling and Storage;



Cutting and Brazing; 1910 Subpart S-

Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices;

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278 Safety

Housekeeping &

Accident

Prevention

General

Safety

30 Safety Housekeeping MARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Housekeeping and Accident Prevention

provides workers with the information

they need to recognize on-the-job

hazards and explain how they can

prevent them. Using a powerful








retained.

1910 Subpart K - Medical and First Aid,

1910.151 - Medical services and first aid.

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323 Safety Orientation General

Safety



Orientation discusses common job-

related hazards and the safe practices

and equipment that employees can use

to avoid injuries. Using a powerful








retained.

1910 Subpart E - Exit Routes and

Emergency Planning; 1910 Subpart F-


Mounted Work Platforms; 1910 Subpart G-

Occupational Health and Environmental

Control; 1910 Subpart H- Hazardous

Materials; 1910 Subpart I-Personal

Protective Equipment; 1910 Subpart J-

General Environmental Controls; 1910

Subpart K-Medical Services and First Aid;

1910 Subpart L- Fire Protection; 1910

Subpart N-Materials Handling and Storage;



Cutting and Brazing; 1910 Subpart S-

Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices

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128 Safety Showers &

Eye Washes

General

Safety

30 Safety Showers MARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Showers and Eye Washes reviews

situations where safety showers and eye

washes should be used, as well as how

to use them properly. Using a powerful








retained.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151

295 Sexual

Harassment for

Employees

General

Safety



Preventing Sexual Harassment... for

Employees provides employees with the

information they need to help prevent

sexual harassment in their workplace,

and deal with it effectively if it does

occur.Using a powerful combination of









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296 Sexual

Harassment for

Managers and

Supervisors

General

Safety



Preventing Sexual Harassment... for

Managers and Supervisors provides

them with the information they need to

identify situations that could lead to

sexual harassment, help prevent

harassment in their departments, and

deal with it effectively if it does occur.










61 of 248


332 Slips, Trips &

Falls

General

Safety

30 Slips, Trips & Falls

MARCOM's interactive course on Slips,

Trips and Falls discusses the mechanics

of slips, trips and falls, the types of

hazards that workers are likely to

encounter on a job site that lead to them,

and the safe practices and equipment

that they can use to stay safely on their

feet. Using a powerful combination of









of Established Federal Standards, 1910.12

- Construction work.; 1910 Subpart D -

Walking-Working Surfaces, 1910.23-

Guarding floor and wall openings and

holes; 1910.24 - Fixed industrial stairs;

1910.25-Portable wood ladders; 1910.26-

Portable metal ladders; 1910.27- Fixed

ladders; 1910.30 - Other working surfaces.

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294 Using Fire

Extinguishers

General

Safety

30 Fire Extinguishers

MARCOM's interactive course on Using

Fire Extinguishers looks at different

types of fires, discuss how they should

be put out, and explain how employees

can use extinguishers effectively and

safely if a fire emergency occurs. Using









OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157

242 Walking and

Working Surfaces

General

Safety

30 Walking and Working SurfacesMARCOM's interactive course on

Walking and Working Surfaces training

identifies the hazards of different

surfaces and provides the practical

information and specific procedures

employees need to help prevent slips,

trips and falls on the job. Using a









1910 Subpart D - Walking-Working

Surfaces, 1910.30 - Other working

surfaces.

63 of 248


241 Warehouse

Safety

General

Safety

30 Warehouse Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Warehouse Safety helps employees to

stay safe by identifying the specific

hazards they can encounter while

working in a warehouse, and providing

them with the practical procedures that

they can use to avoid them. Using a









1926.250- Materials Handling, Storage,

Use, and Disposal; 1910.176-Handling

materials - general.

286 Welding Safety General

Safety

30 Welding Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Welding Safety discusses the hazards

that are associated with welding and

cutting tasks, and explain the equipment

and safe practices employees can use to

avoid them. Using a powerful








retained.



- Construction work.; 1910 Subpart Q -

Welding, Cutting, and Brazing, 1910.252 -

General Requirements., 1910.253 -

Oxygen-fuel gas welding and cutting.,

1910-254 - Arc welding and cutting.,

1910.255 - Resistance welding.

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097 Winter Safety General

Safety

30 Winter Safety MARCOM's interactive course on Winter

Safety shows employees how to plan

ahead, identify potential hazards and

avoid dangerous situations that occur

during the winter holiday season. Using a









1910 Subpart D - Walking-Working

Surfaces, 1910.30 - Other working

surfaces.

339 Workplace

Harassment in

Industrial

Facilities

General

Safety

30 Workplace Harassment


Workplace Harassment in Industrial

Facilities discusses what harassment is,

why it is detrimental to everyone, how

employees should respond to it and what

they can do to prevent it from escalating

into violence. Using a powerful








retained.


65 of 248


340 Workplace

Harassment in

the Office

General

Safety

30 Workplace Harassment


Workplace Harassment in the Office

discusses what harassment is, why it is

detrimental to everyone, how employees

should respond to it and what they can

do to prevent it from escalating into

violence. Using a powerful combination









233 Workplace Stress General

Safety

30 Workplace Stress MARCOM's interactive course on

Workplace Stress helps employees

identify potentially stressful situations

and learn how to cope with them. Using










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325 Workplace

Violence

General

Safety

30 Workplace Violence


Workplace Violence discusses how

employees can help to prevent violence

in their facilities and respond safely if

aggression takes place. Using a powerful








retained.


299 Workplace

Violence in

Healthcare

Facilities

General

Safety

30 Workplace Violence


Workplace Violence in Healthcare

Facilities provides healthcare workers

with the information they need to

recognize potential violence hazards,

prevent aggression if possible and

respond to it effectively when necessary.










67 of 248


ACC Accidental

Release

Measures & Spill

Cleanup

Procedures

HAZWOPER 45 HAZWOPER MARCOM's interactive course on

Accidental Release Measures & Spill

Cleanup Procedures is designed to help

facilities comply with OSHA's

HAZWOPER regulation (29 CFR

1910.120). As part of these regulations,

there are varying requirements for

employee training, depending on an

employee's specific level of involvement

with hazardous materials. The Course

discusses the plans and procedures

necessary to safely contain and cleanup

a hazardous materials spill. Using a










1910.120 - Hazardous waste operations

and emergency response.

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DAL Dealing with the

Media in

Emergency

Situations


Dealing with the Media in Emergency

Situations is designed to help facilities

comply with OSHA's HAZWOPER

regulation (29 CFR 1910.120). As part of

these regulations, there are varying

requirements for employee training,

depending on an employee's specific

level of involvement with hazardous

materials. This course instructs

employees on the proper ways of

interacting with the media during an

emergency situation. Using a powerful








retained.




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DEC Decontamination

Procedures


Decontamination Procedures is designed

to help facilities comply with OSHA's






with hazardous materials. The course

helps employees understand how to

reduce or eliminate potential exposure to

hazardous materials in their work









retained.




70 of 248


179 Electrical Safety

in HAZMAT

Envrionments


Electrical Safety in HAZMAT

Environments is designed to help








helps employees understand the

hazards of uncontrolled energy in

hazardous materials environments, and

how to reduce or eliminate these

potential hazards. Using a powerful








retained




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EMM Exposure

Monitoring &

Medical

Surveillance


Exposure Monitoring & Medical

Surveillance is designed to help facilities







materials. The course... part of the

HAZWOPER Annual Retraining Series...

discusses various types of exposure

monitoring equipment and techniques.

The course reviews the concept of

medical surveillance and how it is used

to evaluate the health of anyone who

regularly works around hazardous

materials. Using a powerful combination











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180 Handling

Hazardous

Materials


Handling Hazardous Materials is

designed to help facilities comply with

OSHA's HAZWOPER regulation (29 CFR






discusses the nature and behavior of

hazardous chemicals, and how to reduce

or eliminate potential exposure to










retained.




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HAL HAZMAT

Labeling


HAZMAT Labeling is designed to help








helps employees understand different

labeling systems and how to use these

systems to reduce or eliminate potential

exposure to hazardous materials in their

work environments. Using a powerful








retained.




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025 HAZWOPER

Confined Space

Entry


HAZWOPER Confined Space Entry is

designed to help employees understand

how to reduce or eliminate potential

exposure to hazardous materials in

confined space work environments as

required by OSHA's HAZWOPER
















liquids., 1910 Subpart H - Hazardous

Materials, 1910.120 - Hazardous waste

operations and emergency response.

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182 HAZWOPER Fire

Prevention


HAZWOPER Fire Prevention is designed







with hazardous materials. This course

helps employees understand the

hazards of fire when combined with

hazardous materials. Using a powerful








retained.



liquids., 1910 Subpart H - Hazardous

Materials, 1910.120 - Hazardous waste

operations and emergency response.

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183 HAZWOPER

Heat Stress


HAZWOPER Heat Stress is designed to

help facilities comply with OSHA's







helps employees understand the need to

guard against heat-related illnesses and

what steps they can take to protect

themselves in their work environments.












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CPE HAZWOPER

Personal

Protective

Equipment


HAZWOPER Personal Protective

Equipment is designed to help facilities







materials. The course instructs

employees on the selection and use of

personal protective equipment (such as

chemical protective clothing and

respirators) in environments where

hazardous materials are present. Using a











and emergency response.; 1910 Subpart I -

Personal Protective Equipment, 1910.134 -

Respiratory Protection; 1910.135 - Head

protection.; 1910.136 - Occupational foot

protection.

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184 HAZWOPER

Safety Orientation


HAZWOPER Safety Orientation is








instructs employees about how to reduce











retained.




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185 Introduction to

HAZWOPER

Retraining


Introduction to HAZWOPER Retraining is







with hazardous materials. The course...

part of the HAZWOPER Annual

Retraining Series... reminds employees

who deal with hazardous materials of the

importance of identifying, evaluating and

controlling chemical hazards. Using a












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MED Medical

Surveillance

Programs


Medical Surveillance Programs is








discusses various types of medical

surveillance and how it is used to

evaluate the health of anyone who

regularly works around hazardous












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MON Monitoring

Procedures and

Equipment


Monitoring Procedures and Equipment is








discusses the importance of detecting

hazardous materials, as well as the

equipment and procedures used in the

process. Using a powerful combination of











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186 Personal

Protective

Equipment &

Decontamination

Procedures


Personal Protective Equipment &

Decontamination Procedures is designed









Retraining Series... instructs employees

on the appropriate use of personal

protective equipment (such as chemical

protective clothing) as well as how to

remove contaminants that accumulate

on clothing and equipment. Using a












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187 Respiratory

Protection and

Safety


HAZWOPER Respiratory Protection is








helps employees understand how the

use of respiratory protection can reduce











retained



- Special provisions for air contaminants.;




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218 Safety Data

Sheets in

HAZWOPER

Environments

HAZWOPER 45 HAZWOPER MARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Data Sheets in HAZWOPER

Environments is designed to help








educates employees about the GHS

SDS format and reviews how the

information in an SDS can help them

work safely with potentially hazardous

chemicals. Using a powerful combination











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188 Site Safety and

Health Plan

HAZWOPER 45 HAZWOPER MARCOM's interactive course on The

Site Safety and Health Plan is designed








summarizes the various aspects of the

Plan which is used in a hazardous

materials facility or operation, and how

the Plan helps to protect the health of

anyone who regularly works around

hazardous materials. Using a powerful








retained.




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190 The Emergency

Response Plan

HAZWOPER 45 HAZWOPER MARCOM's interactive course on The

Emergency Response Plan is designed








helps employees understand how

emergency planning can reduce or

eliminate potential exposure to

hazardous materials in crisis situations.












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191 Understanding

Chemical

Hazards


Understanding Chemical Hazards is









Retraining Series... introduces

employees to chemical hazard

regulations and provides training on the

various types of hazardous chemicals

found in industrial environments. Using a












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192 Understanding

HAZWOPER


Understanding HAZWOPER is designed







with hazardous materials. The course is

designed to explain the regulations and

to help employees begin to reduce or











retained.




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193 Work Practices

and Engineering

Controls

HAZWOPER 45 HAZWOPER MARCOM's interactive course on Work

Practices and Engineering Controls is








helps employees to understand the

nature and behavior of hazardous

chemicals, and how to reduce or











retained.




90 of 248


194 Electrical Safety

in the Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety

30 Electrical Safety in the Lab MARCOM's interactive course on

Electrical Safety in the Laboratory

emphasizes the need for safety when

using electricity, and discusses how to

reduce the potential for accidents

involving electrical shock, fire and

explosions. Using a powerful








retained.


Equipment, 1910.137 - Electrical protective

devices.; 1910 Subpart S - Electrical,

1910.132 - Electric utilization systems.,

1910.303 - General requirements.,

1910.304 - Wiring design and protection.,

1910.305 - Wiring methods, components,

and equipment for general use., 1910.306 -

Specific purpose equipment and

installations., 1910.307 - Hazardous

classified) locations., 1910.308 - Special

systems., 1910.331 - Scope., 1910.332 -

Training., 1910.333 - Selection and use of

work practices., 1910-334 - Use of

equipment., 1910.335 - Safeguards for

personnel protection.; 1910 Subpart Z -

Toxic and Hazardous Substances.,

1910.1450 - Occupational exposure to

hazardous chemicals in laboratories.

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195 Flammables &

Explosives in the

Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety

30 Flammables & Explosives in the LabMARCOM's interactive course on

Flammables and Explosives in the

Laboratory discusses the nature of

flammable and explosive materials, as

well as hazards associated with their

use. It also reviews the proper handling

procedures and personal protective

equipment that should be used when

working with these substances. Using a










Substances., 1910.1450 - Occupational

exposure to hazardous chemicals in

laboratories.

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178 GHS Safety Data

Sheets in the

Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety


Safety Data Sheets in the Laboratory

reviews the composition of GHS Safety

Data Sheets, the information that's

contained in each section and how

SDS's are different from Material Safety

Data Sheets. Using a powerful








retained.




laboratories.

196 Handling

Compressed Gas

Cylinders in the

Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety

30 Compressed Gas in the LabMARCOM's interactive course on

Handling Compressed Gas Cylinders in

the Laboratory examines how gas

cylinders work, the hazards that are

associated with them and the need for

caution when using or storing a cylinder.










1910.101 - Compressed gases (general

requirements).; 1910 Subpart Z - Toxic and

Hazardous Substances., 1910.1450 -

Occupational exposure to hazardous

chemicals in laboratories.

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197 Laboratory

Ergonomics

Laboratory

Safety

30 Laboratory Ergonomics MARCOM's interactive course on

Laboratory Ergonomics discusses the

need to set up work areas correctly, as

well as how to minimize the strain of

using laboratory equipment, tools and

instruments. Using a powerful








retained.




laboratories.

227 Laboratory Hoods Laboratory

Safety

30 Laboratory Hoods MARCOM's interactive course on

Laboratory Hoods emphasizes how to

properly use laboratory hoods and how

to test them to ensure correct

functioning... as well as discusses how

hoods can protect an experiment, the

facility, and most importantly, the

employee. Using a powerful combination











laboratories.

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198 Orientation to

Laboratory Safety

Laboratory

Safety

30 Orientation to Laboratory SafetyMARCOM's interactive course on

Orientation to Laboratory Safety shows

both new employees and seasoned

veterans the importance of safety in the

laboratory... as well as reviews the

OSHA regulations and good safety

practices that apply to the laboratory









retained.




laboratories.

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199 OSHA

Formaldehyde

Standard

Laboratory

Safety

30 OSHA Formaldehyde StandardMARCOM's interactive course on The

OSHA Formaldehyde Standard provides

training that is required by this standard,

and focuses on the rules and procedures

that the standard establishes for working

with this potentially dangerous chemical.










Substances., 1910.1048 - Formaldehyde.;




laboratories.

200 Planning for

Laboratory

Emergencies

Laboratory

Safety

30 Planning for Laboratory EmergenciesMARCOM's interactive course on

Planning for Laboratory Emergencies

discusses how to minimize damage and

prevent injuries if an emergency should

occur. Using a powerful combination of











laboratories.

96 of 248


201 Preventing

Contamination in

the Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety

30 Preventing Contamination in the LabMARCOM's interactive course on

Preventing Contamination in the

Laboratory emphasizes the need to

recognize situations that could lead to

contamination, and discusses what can

be done to prevent contamination from












laboratories.

202 Safe Handling of

Laboratory

Glassware

Laboratory

Safety

30 Safe Handling Laboratory GlasswareMARCOM's interactive course on Safe

Handling of Laboratory Glassware

discusses the nature of various types of

glassware, and the problems it can

cause... as well as the need for

employees to use and maintain

laboratory glassware safely. Using a












laboratories.

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203 Safety Showers &

Eye Washes in

the Laboratory

Laboratory

Safety

30 Safety Showers & Eye Washes in the LabMARCOM's interactive course on Safety

Showers and Eye Washes in the

Laboratory reviews the correct ways to

use this equipment, and emphasizes the

need for quick action after a chemical

splash or spill. Using a powerful








retained.




laboratories.

98 of 248


171 Aerial Lifts in

Industrial and

Construction

Environments

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Aerial Lifts MARCOM's interactive course on Aerial

Lifts in Industrial and Construction

Environments reviews the various types

of aerial lifts, make employees aware of

the hazards that are associated with

these lifts, and give them the information

that they'll need to work safely… whether

they're using a lift or working around one.









1926.453 - Safety and Health Regulations

for Construction; 29 CFR 1910.67 -


Mounted Work Platforms; 1910.269(p)-

Operations near energized lines or

equipment; 1926.21-Safety training and

education; 1926.502-Fall protection

systems criteria and practices; ANSI/SIA

A92.2-1969-Vehicle-Mounted Elevating

and Rotating Aerial Devices; ANSI/SIA

A92.3-Manual of Responsibilities for

Dealers; ANSI/SIA A92.5-Boom-Supported

Elevating Work Platforms; ANSI/SIA A92.6-

Additional Information

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265 Asbestos

Awareness

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Asbestos Awareness


Asbestos Awareness provides

employees with this important

information, and also helps employers

comply with the training requirements of

the OSHA Asbestos Standard. Using a










Substances., 1910.1001 - Asbestos.

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244 Bloodborne

Pathogens in

Commercial and

Industrial

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Bloodborne Pathogens


Bloodborne Pathogens in Commercial

and Industrial Facilities provides

essential information while assisting

commercial and industrial organizations

in fulfilling the training requirements

contained in the OSHA Bloodborne

Pathogens Standard. Using a powerful








retained.


Substances., 1910.1030 - Bloodborne

pathogens.

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245 Bloodborne

Pathogens in First

Response

Environments

Regulatory

Compliance



Bloodborne Pathogens in First Response

Environments provides essential

information while assisting first

responder organizations in fulfilling the

training requirements contained in the

OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.











pathogens.

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246 Bloodborne

Pathogens in

Healthcare

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance



Bloodborne Pathogens in Healthcare

Facilities provides essential information

while assisting healthcare organizations

in fulfilling the training requirements

contained in the OSHA Bloodborne

Pathogens Standard. Using a powerful








retained.



pathogens.

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254 Confined Space

Entry

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Confined Space Entry MARCOM's interactive course on

Confined Space Entry provides


need to stay safe in Permit Spaces and

helps employers stay in compliance with

OSHA requirements… whether they

doing general industry or construction

type work.This course was created

specifically for OSHA's Permit Required

Confined Space Regulation (29 CFR part

1910.146). Using a powerful combination










highly hazardous chemicals.; 1910 Subpart

J - General Environmental Controls,

1910.146 - Permit-required confined

spaces.

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317 DOT HAZMAT

General

Awareness

Regulatory

Compliance

45 DOT HAZMAT

MARCOM's interactive course on DOT

HAZMAT General Awareness discusses

the regulations and how they affect each

stage of the transportation process, as

well as what employees can do to help

prevent HAZMAT incidents from










Substances., 1910.1201 - Retention of

DOT markings, placards and labels.

318 DOT HAZMAT

Safety Training

Regulatory

Compliance

45 DOT HAZMAT


HAZMAT Safety Training provides the

information employees need to help

prevent HAZMAT incidents from










Substances., 1910.1201 - Retention of

DOT markings, placards and labels.

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319 DOT HAZMAT

Security

Awareness

Regulatory

Compliance

45 DOT Security Awareness


HAZMAT Security Awareness discusses

what employees can do to help prevent

theft, hijacking and sabotage of

HAZMATs by terrorists. Using a powerful








retained.

DOT 49 CFR 172.700

320 DOT In-Depth

HAZMAT Security

Regulatory

Compliance

45 DOT HAZMAT

MARCOM's interactive course on DOT In-

Depth HAZMAT Security Training

discusses what employees can do to

help prevent theft, hijacking and

sabotage of HAZMATs by terrorists.









DOT 49 CFR 172.700

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226 Emergency

Planning

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Emergency Planning MARCOM's interactive course on

Emergency Planning assists facilities in

complying with existing OSHA, SARA

Title III, and numerous state regulations

and helps them prepare for potential

emergency situations. Using a powerful








retained

1910.165 - Employee Alarm System,

1910.136 - Means of Egress, General

Requirements, 1910.38- Employee

emergency Plans and Fire Prevention

Plans, 1910.132-134 - Personal Protective

Equipment, 1910.1556 - Fire Birgades,

Superfund Amendements and

Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA, Title

III), Title III, List of Lists Chemical subject

to reporting under SARA Title III

264

Forklift Safety:

Industrial

Counterbalance

Lift Trucks

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Forklift Safety

MARCOM's interactive course on Forklift

Safety: Industrial Counterbalance Lift

Trucks introduces employees to the

forklift they'll be using, explain its

capabilities and limitations, and show

them how to operate and maintain it

properly. Using a powerful combination









Storage, 1910.178 - Powered industrial

trucks.

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263 Forklift/Powered

Industrial Truck

Safety

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Forklift Safety


Forklift/Powered Industrial Truck Safety

gives employees the information they

need to work safely with this equipment,

while helping employers comply with

OSHA's Powered Industrial Truck

Standard. Using a powerful combination









Storage, 1910.178 - Powered industrial

trucks.

156 GHS Container

Labeling

Regulatory

Compliance


GHS Container Labeling discusses the

six types of information contained on a

GHS label, and the differences between

GHS labels and other types of chemical

hazard labels. Using a powerful








retained.

1910.1200(g) (HCS) - Hazard

Communication Standard

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155 GHS Safety Data

Sheets

Regulatory

Compliance


Safety Data Sheets reviews the

composition of GHS Safety Data Sheets,

the information that's contained in each

section and how SDS's are different from

Material Safety Data Sheets. Using a









1910.1200(g) (HCS) - Hazard


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170 Hazard

Communcation in

the Hospitality

Industry

Regulatory

Compliance


Communication in Hospitality

Environments both introduces




chemicals found in the hospitality









retained.


Substances., 1910.1200 - Hazard

Communication.

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167 Hazard

Communication in

Auto Service

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance


Communication in Auto Service Facilities

both introduces employees to the Hazard



chemicals found in the automotive









retained.

1910.1200 Hazard Communication

Training Requirements

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168 Hazard

Communication in

Cleaning and

Maintenance

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance


Communication in Cleaning and

Maintenance Operations both introduces




chemicals found in the cleaning and

maintenance environment. Using a











Communication.

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169 Hazard

Communication in

Healthcare

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance


Communication in Healthcare Facilities




chemicals found in the healthcare









retained.



Communication.

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165 Hazard

Communication in

Industrial

Facilities

Regulatory

Compliance


Communication in Industrial Facilities




chemicals found in the industrial









retained.



Communication.

288 Hearing

Conservation and

Safety

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Hearing Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Hearing Conservation and Safety assists

employers in complying with this OSHA

standard while providing workers with the

information they need to recognize and

avoid noise hazards. Using a powerful








retained.

1910 Subpart G - Occupational Health and

Environment Control; 1910.95 -

Occupational noise exposure.

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272 HIPAA Rules and

Compliance

Regulatory

Compliance

45 HIPAA Rules and ComplianceMARCOM's interactive course on HIPAA

Rules and Compliance defines HIPAA

terms, explain the regulations and

discuss what business entities and

employees in healthcare-related fields

need to do to comply with them. Using a









Health Insurance Portability &

Accountability Act (HIPAA); Genetic

Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA);

Health Information Technology for

Economic and Clinical Health Act

(HITECH)

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290 Indoor Air Quality Regulatory

Compliance

45 Indoor Air Quality

MARCOM's interactive course on Indoor

Air Quality discuss the health hazards

that are associated with contaminated

indoor air, the most common

contaminants and where they come

from, and what employees can do to help

keep the air in their workplace clean and

healthy. Using a powerful combination of









Substances., 1910.1000 - Air

contaminants.

154 Introduction to

GHS

Regulatory

Compliance


Introduction to GHS reviews what the

Globally Harmonized System is all about,

why OSHA adopted the GHS, and the

phase-in dates for implementing the

GHS. Using a powerful combination of








1910.1200(g) (HCS) - Hazard


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279 Introduction to

OSHA

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)MARCOM's interactive course on

Introduction to OSHA discusses the

rights and responsibilities employees

and employers have under OSHA and

how the agency enforces its regulations.









1910 – Occupational Health and Safety

Standards for General Industry; 29 CFR

1904.0 – 1904.46 - Recordkeeping

274 Lead Exposure in

General Industry

Regulatory

Compliance

45 OSHA Lead Standards MARCOM's interactive course on Lead

Exposure in General Industry provides


need to understand lead hazards and the

safety regulations that address them.










Substances., 1910.1025 - Lead

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289 Lock-Out/Tag-Out Regulatory

Compliance

45 Lock-Out/Tag-Out

MARCOM's interactive course on Lock-

Out/Tag-Out provides employees with

the information they need to avoid

"energy-related" hazards, while at the

same time helping employers meet

OSHA training requirements. Using a









1910 Subpart J - General Environmental

Controls, 1910.147 - The control of

hazardous energy (lockout/tagout).

346 OSHA

Recordkeeping

for Employees

Regulatory

Compliance

45 OSHA Recordkeeping

MARCOM's interactive course on OSHA

Recordkeeping for Employees discusses

the regulation, its reporting and

recordkeeping requirements and how

employees can participate more

effectively in the process. Using a









1910 Subpart T - Commercial Diving

Operations., 1910.440 - Recordkeeping

requirements.

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345 OSHA

Recordkeeping

for Managers and

Supervisors

Regulatory

Compliance

45 OSHA Recordkeeping

MARCOM's interactive course on OSHA

Recordkeeping for Managers and

Supervisors discusses the recordkeeping

process and what managers and

supervisors need to do to comply with

the regulation. Using a powerful








retained.

1910 Subpart T - Commercial Diving

Operations., 1910.440 - Recordkeeping

requirements.

257 Personal

Protective

Equipment

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Personal Protective Equipment


Personal Protective Equipment helps

employers meet OSHA requirements.

They provide employees with the

information that they need to avoid injury

on the job by using the appropriate PPE.














and emergency response.; 1910 Subpart I -

Personal Protective Equipment, 1910.132 -

general requirements. 1910.133 - Eye and

face protection.; 1910.134 - Respiratory

protection.; 1910.135 - Head protection.;

1910.136 - Occupational foot protection.;

1910.138 - Hand protection.

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275 Respiratory

Protection and

Safety

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Respiratory Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Respiratory Protection and Safety

provides employees with this important

information and help facilities in

complying with requirements of the

OSHA Respiratory Standard. Using a













Equipment, 1910.134 - Respiratory

protection.

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172 Scissor Lifts in

Industrial and

Construction

Environments

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Scissor Lifts MARCOM's interactive course on

Scissor Lifts in Industrial and

Construction Environments introduces

employees to scissor lifts, make them

aware of the hazards associated with

these lifts and give them the information

they need to work safely using a scissor

lift or working near one.Using a powerful








retained.

1910.23 – Guarding Floor and Wall

Openings and Holes; 1910.28 – Safety

Requirements for Scaffolding; 1910.29 –

Manually Propelled Mobile Ladder Stands

and Scaffolds (Towers); 1910.333 –

Selection and Use of Work Practices;

1915.71 – Scaffolds or Staging; 1926.21 –

Safety Training and Education; 1926.451 –

General Requirements; 1926.452 –

Additional Requirements to Specific Types

of Scaffolds; 1926.454 – Training

Requirements; OSHA 29 CFR 1926.454;

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.29(a)(3)(vii)

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314 Silica Safety in

Industrial and

Construction

Environments

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Silica Safety MARCOM's interactive course on Silica

Safety in Industrial and Construction

Environments explains the hazards that

are associated with silica dust, review

the OSHA standards for industry and

construction, and show employees what

they can do to protect themselves from

silica dust on the job. Using a powerful








retained.

1926 Subpart Z, Toxic and Hazardous

Substances, 1926.1153. Respirable

Crystalline Silica, 1910.1053, Respirable

Crystalline Silica, 29 CFR 1910,

1910.1000, 1915.1000

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341 Supported

Scaffolding Safety

in Industrial and

Construction

Environments

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Scaffolding Safety


Supported Scaffolding Safety in

Industrial and Construction Environments

discusses supported scaffolds, how they

should be constructed, the hazards that

are associated with them, the OSHA

regulations that address these hazards

and the equipment and procedures that

employees should use to work with them

safely. Using a powerful combination of










- Construction work; 1910 Subpart D -


Safety requirements for scaffolding.;

1910.29 - Manually propelled mobile

ladder stands and scaffolds (towers).

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PNL Suspended

Scaffolding Safety

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Scaffolding Safety MARCOM's interactive course on

Suspended Scaffolding Safety helps

facilities comply with OSHA's Scaffolding

regulation (29 CFR 1926.451).

Whenever a worker leaves the ground,

the risk of an accident occurring

increases dramatically. With more than

10,000 scaffold related injuries reported

each year, OSHA has mandated that

workers be trained on how to safely erect

and use these work platforms. The

course helps employees understand the

dangers of working with scaffolds, and

how these risks can be minimized by

knowing the correct ways to erect,

maintain and use scaffolding equipment.











- Construction work; 1910 Subpart D -


Safety requirements for scaffolding.;

1910.29 - Manually propelled mobile

ladder stands and scaffolds (towers).

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271 Tuberculosis in

the Healthcare

Environment

Regulatory

Compliance

45 Tuberculosis MARCOM's interactive course on

Tuberculosis in the Healthcare

Environment provides employee’s with

the latest information on the tuberculosis

threat, the infection hazards they may

encounter in their job and the steps they

can take to avoid them. Using a powerful








retained.

1904 - Recording and Reporting

Occupational Injuries and Illnesses; 1910

Subpart I - Personal protective equipment;

1910.134 - Respiratory protection; 1910

Subpart J - General environmental

controls; 1910.145 - Specifications for

accident prevention signs and tags

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