Industrial Facility Safety Awareness For Manufacturing

OSHA Education School’s Industrial Facility Safety Awareness training is an introductory interactive online course designed to provide essential tools and strategies to promote a positive safety culture within the Manufacturing industry. According to the National Safety Council, there were more than 4,000 workplace-related deaths and 4 million jobsite injuries. These preventable workplace injuries incurred over a billion dollar in wage and productivity losses, medical and administrative expenses, motor vehicle property damage, and employer costs. By learning essential risk and hazard mitigation techniques, these preventable injuries and costs can be avoided. The Industrial Facility Safety Awareness training from OSHA Education School promotes a safe and health workplace essential for all those working in industrial facilities by teaching best practices for safety to prevent hazards and injury. Specific course topics include the following: Machine safety do’s and don’ts Benefits of employing a hierarchy of controls to reduce chemical hazards Five steps for proper lifting Using 5S methodology for organization and housekeeping Practical tips and links to additional OSHA resources Knowledge checks throughout to measure your understanding

OSHA Education School’s Industrial Facility Safety Awareness course is designed to provide essential knowledge regarding the safety and procedures used to uphold Manufacturing workplace safety. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to: Describe how to prepare for emergencies Explain how to prevent injuries when operating machinery in a manufacturing environment Summarize safe handling, use, and storage of chemicals Understand proper maintenance and storage of personal protective equipment (PPE) Identify proper lifting techniques Define housekeeping strategies to prevent injuries and illnesses in an industrial facility Recognize items that need to be reported to a supervisor Learn ways to participate in a workplace safety program