Do you have a presentation that gets into the real costs of accidents including: impacts on workers compensation costs; lost productivity and earnings; retraining a replacement; potential loss of future opportunities as a contractor; etc.? Should be designed to educate mid-level managers in a construction environment.

Now updated for GHS. This safety "Hazard Communication Plan” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing hazardous chemical requirements at your facility. Download this Hazard Communication plan to your computer or print it out.

Surveys show that substance abuse is one of the most serious issues currently facing American employers. Use this Substance Abuse in the Workplace trainer’s outline to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Surveys show that substance abuse is one of the most serious issues currently facing American employers. Use this Substance Abuse in the Workplace handout to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Surveys show that substance abuse is one of the most serious issues currently facing American employers. Use this Substance Abuse in the Workplace quiz to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Unprotected exposure to loud noise can cause hearing loss. Use this Protecting Your Hearing trainer’s outline to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Unprotected exposure to loud noise can cause hearing loss. Use this Protecting Your Hearing handout to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Unprotected exposure to loud noise can cause hearing loss. Use this Protecting Your Hearing quiz to train your workers on alcohol and drugs.

Formaldehyde is hazardous to health and is considered a potential carcinogen. Use this Working Safely with Formaldehyde trainer’s outline to train your workers on chemicals.

Formaldehyde is hazardous to health and is considered a potential carcinogen. Use this Working Safely with Formaldehyde handout to train your workers on chemicals.

Formaldehyde is hazardous to health and is considered a potential carcinogen. Use this Working Safely with Formaldehyde quiz to train your workers on chemicals.

Oil and gas operations expose workers to both safety and health hazards. Use this Working Safely in Oil and Gas Operations trainer’s outline to train your workers.

Oil and gas operations expose workers to both safety and health hazards. Use this Working Safely in Oil and Gas Operations handout to train your workers.

Oil and gas operations expose workers to both safety and health hazards. Use this Working Safely in Oil and Gas Operations quiz to train your workers.

EPA has rescinded the final rule published on April 5, 2010, entitled "Electronic On-Board Recorders for Hours-of-Service Compliance" and amended by a September 13, 2010, technical amendment.

FMCSA has repromulgated in the Code of Federal Regulations a statutory requirement that FMCSA revoke the operating authority registration of a for-hire motor carrier for failure to comply with safety fitness requirements; if the Agency determines that a motor carrier is "Unfit" based on its Safety Fitness Determination procedures, the Agency must revoke the carrier's operating authority registration.

GHS and the new chemical labels are designed to streamline the hazard communication process and make communicating chemical hazards and protective measures uniform throughout the world. Use these Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS notes to train your workers on the new GHS standard.

This safety session will teach your workers to understand the function of the Globally Harmonized System. Use this Globally Harmonized System handout to train your workers on hazard communication.

This safety session will teach your workers to understand the function of the Globally Harmonized System. Use this Globally Harmonized System quiz to train your workers on hazard communication.

This safety session will teach your workers to choose the correct sling, rigging hardware, and hitch. Use this Crane Rigging handout to train your workers on cranes and slings.

This safety session will teach your workers to choose the correct sling, rigging hardware, and hitch. Use this Crane Rigging quiz to train your workers on cranes and slings.

This safety session will teach your workers to identify potential hazards in the workplace. Use this Contractor Safety quiz to train your workers on construction safety.

This safety session will teach your workers to identify potential hazards in the workplace. Use this Contractor Safety handout to train your workers on construction safety.

This safety session will teach your workers to identify specific protections for whistleblowers. Use this Protection for Whistleblowers quiz to train your workers on safety.

This safety session will teach your workers to drive and park safely to prevent accidents. Use this Delivery Driver Safety quiz to train your workers on driviing safely.

This safety session will teach your workers to drive and park safely to prevent accidents. Use this Delivery Driver Safety handout to train your workers on driviing safely.

Use this safety talk to inform workers on the common causes of skin problems and show them how to protect their skin while working.

As a safety professional, you are dedicated to protecting your employees from the moment they clock in to the time they leave the building. But what about all the hours before and after? What’s your obligation to employee protection beyond the workday?

There are numerous methods and materials available to help you prepare and equip employees to better do their jobs. Indeed, with so many choices out there, it can be daunting to determine which methods to use and when to use them. And using several methods for each training session may actually be the most effective way to help employees learn and retain information.

The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission has issued a notice inviting the public to comment on the Review Commission's Settlement Part program.

FMCSA has given notice of its decision to exempt 19 individuals from its rule prohibiting persons with insulin-treated diabetes mellitus (ITDM)from operating commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) in interstate commerce.

FMCSA has given notice of its decision to exempt 12 individuals from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

FMCSA has given notice of receipt of applications from 8 individuals for exemption from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

FMCSA has given notice of its decision to exempt 17 individuals from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

FMCSA has given notice of receipt of applications from 7 individuals for exemption from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

FMCSA has given notice of its plan to submit an Information Collection Request (ICR) to OMB requesting approval to extend an ICR titled, ``Motor Carrier Identification Report.".

FMCSA has given notice and requests public comment on data and information concerning the Pre-Authorization Safety Auditsfor three motor carriers that applied to participate in the long-haul pilot program to test and demonstrate the ability of Mexico-domiciled motor carriers to operate safely in the United States beyond the municipalities in the United States on the United States-Mexico international border or the commercial zones of such municipalities.

FMCSA has given notice of receipt of applications from 23 individuals for exemption from the prohibition against persons with insulin-treated diabetes mellitus (ITDM) operating commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) in interstate commerce.

FMCSA has given notice of its decision to renew the exemptions from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for 11 individuals.

This guidance document explains the training requirements in the Hazardous Materials Regulations,identifies those employees who must be trained, and provides a tool to help hazmat employers determine what type of training and training environment may be best for their employees.

DOT has issued an update to Departmental Order 5610.2(a) (Actions to Address Environmental Justice in Minority Populations and Low-Income Populations).

Greg Watson was part of a crew attempting to fix a horizontal rock drill being used on a construction site in Aspen, Colo., on August 11. Crew members were reinforcing the retaining walls at an apartment complex and were wearing their safety gear--in Watson's case, that included a fall-protection cord. When the drill started up again, Watson's safety cord was caught in the drill mechanism, wrapping him around the drill and mangling his body.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has published an analysis of driver, vehicle, and traffic-control safety measures that significantly reduce traffic deaths. Fleet safety managers and others can use the analysis to promote safe-driver behaviors with a high probability of reducing crash risk and severity and of saving lives.

When was your last fire or emergency evacuation drill? If more than six months ago, it's time to think about staging another. Careful planning and evaluation can help you get the most out of your drills. Use our checklist to help with both.

On March 26, federal OSHA published its Hazard Communication Final Rule. The rule aligns OSHA's hazard communication standard (29 CFR 1910.1200)--and its substance-specific standards, standards for flammable and combustible liquids, and process safety management rule--with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) adopted by the United Nations in 2003.

What does a work-related injury, illness, or fatality really cost?

FMCSA has corrected a final rule that amended the commercial driver's license (CDL) knowledge and skills testing standards and established new minimum federal standards for states to issue the commercial learner's permit (CLP).

This safety session will teach your workers to practice good hygiene and keep food preparation/service areas clean. Use this Foodborne Disease trainer's outline to train your workers.

This safety session will teach your workers to practice good hygiene and keep food preparation/service areas clean. Use this Foodborne Disease handout to train your workers.

This safety session will teach your workers to practice good hygiene and keep food preparation/service areas clean. Use this Foodborne Disease quiz to train your workers.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively.

Undoubtedly, your employees know they should be exercising more. They’ve been hearing this since they were children competing for the President’s Physical Fitness Award that physical activity is good for them. But do they claim easier said than done?

FMCSA has given notice that MCSAC will hold a meeting on Monday - Wednesday, May 21-23, 2012. On Monday and Tuesday, May 21 and 22, MCSAC will consider ideas and concepts to address certain open recommendations of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). Wednesday, May 23, will be reserved for MCSAC's Cross-Border trucking subcommittee and the Motorcoach Hours-of-Service (HOS) subcommittee.

FMCSA has given notice of its decision to renew the exemptions from the vision requirement in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for 16 individuals. FMCSA has statutory authority to exempt individuals from the vision requirement if the exemptions granted will not compromise safety.

DOT has amended certain provisions of its drug testing procedures for 6-acetylmorphine (6-AM), a unique metabolite of heroin.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know handout for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know quiz for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know quiz for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know exercise for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know exercise for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use these Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know notes for training on the new GHS standard.

This training presentation will briefly explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. Use this Hazard Communication and GHS--What Supervisors Need to Know trainer's guide for training on the new GHS standard.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS PowerPoint presentation to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS quiz to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS quiz to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS handout to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS exercise to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS exercise to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use these Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS speaker's notes to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS trainer's guide to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) chemical labels will look different and display more information. Use this Understanding Chemical Labels Under GHS audio presentation to train your workers on how to read the new labels.

Significant new requirements were added to OSHA’s hazard communication standard (HazCom), effective May 25, 2012, that will require employers to train their employees how to read and interpret the new safety data sheet, or SDS. Here are some training materials you can use to train your workers before the December 1, 2013, deadline.

Now updated for GHS. This safety "Hazard Communication Plan” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing hazardous chemical requirements at your facility. Download this Hazard Communication plan to your computer or print it out.

This training seesion emphasizes the importance of wearing seat belts. By the end of this Session, employees should know why seat belts are important to their safety, how to use seat belts properly, and how to protect child passengers. Use this Seat Belts Are Safety Belts trainer’s outline to train your workers on driving safely.

This training seesion emphasizes the importance of wearing seat belts. By the end of this Session, employees should know why seat belts are important to their safety, how to use seat belts properly, and how to protect child passengers. Use this Seat Belts Are Safety Belts handout to train your workers on driving safely.

This training seesion emphasizes the importance of wearing seat belts. By the end of this Session, employees should know why seat belts are important to their safety, how to use seat belts properly, and how to protect child passengers. Use this Seat Belts Are Safety Belts quiz to train your workers on driving safely.

Workers servicing or repairing machinery and equipment can be seriously injured or killed if the equipment starts up unexpectedly. OSHA requires you to have a lockout/tagout program and to train employees involved in or affected by lockout/tagout. Use this Lockout trainer’s outline to train your workers on lockout/tagout.

Workers servicing or repairing machinery and equipment can be seriously injured or killed if the equipment starts up unexpectedly. OSHA requires you to have a lockout/tagout program and to train employees involved in or affected by lockout/tagout. Use this Lockout handout to train your workers on lockout/tagout.

This training session will describe fall hazards in the workplace and identify safetymeasures for preventing accidents and injuries. Use this Preventing Workplace Falls handout to train your workers on slips and falls.

This training session will describe fall hazards in the workplace and identify safetymeasures for preventing accidents and injuries. Use this Preventing Workplace Falls trainer’s outline to train your workers on slips and falls.

This training session will describe fall hazards in the workplace and identify safetymeasures for preventing accidents and injuries. Use this Preventing Workplace Falls quiz to train your workers on slips and falls.

This training session will encourage employees to be aware of safety issues and alert to possible hazards, and to provide basic information on preventing common accidents. Use this Basic Safety Orientation quiz to train your workers on new employee orientation.

This training session will encourage employees to be aware of safety issues and alert to possible hazards, and to provide basic information on preventing common accidents. Use this Basic Safety Orientation trainer’s outline to train your workers on new employee orientation.

This training session will encourage employees to be aware of safety issues and alert to possible hazards, and to provide basic information on preventing common accidents. Use this Basic Safety Orientation handout to train your workers on new employee orientation.