Check out our newest releases available in Video On Demand: Ergonomics: Understanding Musculoskeletal Disorders Fire Extinguishers: Ready to Respond Hazard Communication: Your Key to Chemical...

Walking through a parking lot you hit a patch of ice. Slip. You missed that step walking into the lobby. Trip. You hit a patch...

HAZWOPER refers to Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response. OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard provides safety requirements for the 5 different classes of Hazardous Waste Operations in the...

Using a fire extinguisher seems like a fairly simple task, but it is more involved than point and shoot. Depending on the class of fire...

You wouldn’t go sticking a knife in your toaster to get a lost piece of bread without unplugging it would you? Think about when an appliance...

Need help getting started with Skype for Business? Check out this page from Skype: http://www.skype.com/intl/en/business-user-guide/pc/...

Working in a laboratory presents a unique set of risks depending on the type of work you do. You probably work with hazardous materials on...

Here is a list of the latest training available on Video On Demand: All-Terrain Vehicles: Safe Operation & Use of ATVs Asbestos Awareness Bloodborne Pathogens:...

OSHA cites lead over-exposure as one of the most common over-exposures and presents a prevalent cause of workplace illness.  Lead poisoning is considered a major public health...

From the parking lot to the aisles of a store, there are countless potential slip and fall hazards within the retail industry. From a spill...

Regardless of the industry or field your organization is a part of, it is critical to ensure all employees feel safe and respected by co-workers,...

While walking through your workplace you come across a spill of a hazardous material. From the smallest of spills to those on a large-scale, there...

It has become common practice to have a remote person in on group meetings, in fact many of our weekly meetings include a few people...

After a brief incident with touching a bottle of bathroom cleaner and then rubbing my eye, I quickly learned the value of being able to...

Of the different classifications of hazardous waster generators Large Quantity Generators (LQGs) represent the operations which create over 1,000 kilograms or more per month of...

Emergencies tend to follow the “ready or not here I come” philosophy. So if given the choice wouldn’t you rather be ready than not? It...

A material that is lightweight, heat-resistant and sound absorbing is invaluable to the construction industry. What if that same useful material  has the potential to...

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has some guidelines available for managing a safety program. Reading these guidelines may not be enough to help...

Driving an All-Terrain Vehicle or ATV may seem like fun and games, but the incorrect use of one could cause a deadly accident. Driving an...

When is the last time you changed a set of batteries or light bulb? Now think about what you did with the used batteries or...

According to the CDC 2,000 workers in the United States require medical treatment every day for a job-related eye injury. Eye injuries can range from...

Most employees need to be aware of universal training topics such as bloodborne pathogens and fire safety. Certain workplaces, such as healthcare facilities, present unique...

You may think you know what dangerous chemicals you use at work or at home, but do you? Sure everyone knows not to drink bleach...

On July 21, 1930 Millsboro, Delaware experienced a record-breaking temperature of 110 degrees Fahrenheit! Check out the other record highest temperatures by state. They say there...

“Forklift Safety: Real Accidents, Real Stories” presents the story of a near-fatal forklift accident, leaving one worker confined to a wheelchair and another worker with...

There is still time to register for Friday’s free 30 minute webinar on creating your own E-Learning courses! Learn how to create custom training courses...

Have a safe and happy Independence Day! In the spirit of the holiday here are some resources on fireworks safety: National Council on Fireworks Safety...

Don’t let sparks fly this fourth of July – or any other day for that matter. No I’m not talking about fireworks, I’m talking about...

Keeping a clean work space is not just a matter of taste; good housekeeping practices prevent injuries such as slips, trips and falls. Beyond preventing a...

According to the National Safety Council vehicle accidents are the number 1 cause of unintentional workplace deaths in the United States. The National Safety Council...

Do you know what to do if you spill that bottle of detergent? What would happen if that solvent got onto your skin or in...

The right worker’s compensation plan should be beneficial to both the employee and employer. The Video On Demand course, Worker’s Compensation Management, explains how compensation...

It is that time of year – lawn care and grounds keeping crews have their hands full trying to keep the grass green and keep...

People in Michigan like to joke we have two seasons – winter and construction. When the construction crews come out – so do the cranes....

When maintenance must be performed on powered equipment it is important to make sure everything is de-energized during the work. Oftentimes the usual operator of...

When it comes to back safety PowerLifting is not an Olympic sport. Dr. Michael Schaefer patented the PowerLift Technique which is designed to help one...

When an accident occurs at the workplace it is important to include an accident investigation as a part of the recovery process. An accident investigation...

Check out our free webinars. June 30th, learn how to implement an online safety training program, and on July 15th learn how to create your...

In May and the first 20 days of June we have released over 50 new Video On Demand titles. Some of these courses are Video...

It doesn’t take a giant spill, like the Gulf of Mexico oil spill to contaminate a community’s drinking water or other body of water. Even...

Watch this clip from “Hazardous Waste: Management & Minimization- Small Quantity Generators (SQG)” [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSJL2tXajsM&feature=channel_video_title&rel=0]...

While phenomena such as the plague might come to mind when you think of a pandemic – we have seen outbreaks of the Avian Flu...

Skype’s recent partnership with Comcast is making it a little bit easier to get video conferencing in your home. The service will allow Comcast customers...

You don’t want to wait until it is too late to discover a problem with your vehicle. That is why it is crucial to perform...

The Buildings and Ground Management Department at St. Cloud State University, located in St. Cloud, Minnesota, makes use of Mastery Technologies’ online training and Learning...

Work-related stress can lead to a lot of things, but you don’t want violence to be one of them. It is important for employees to...

As summer weather sets in, we have to remember it isn’t all sunshine and 80 degrees. Even though we’ve left the snow and ice of...

Sure, you’ve shown your newest employee the important things, like where to get coffee and where the bathroom is, but have you trained them on to...

Fall protection is one of the top ten most cited standards by OSHA. Not only does failing to meet standards put you at risk for...

As you start your summer yard work is that old back injury of your starting to kick in? Back problems can be debilitating and cause...