Warriors 4 Safety Provides Support and Training for those in the Safety Profession.
This site offers OSHA accepted continuous education training as well as networking support many safety professionals are in need of, but have limited time or resources to obtain. Warriors 4 Safety provides training on various levels for numerous industries that will prove challenging not only to the more experienced safety professional but those just entering the field as well.
Warriors 4 Safety Provides the Following Online OSHA Accepted Safety Training:
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OSHA 10 Hour Outreach -now only $89 includes course & study guide |
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OSHA 30 Hour Outreach -now only $189 includes course & study guide |
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OSHA – Hazardous Waste |
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Industrial Skills |
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Human Resources |
Featured Safety Articles
Talking about Myths of Construction Safety
By Yorlanda Fisher
Have you ever come across an article or a book that you think, “I am going to read this when I have downtime.”? Well my stack has become room size. Thanks to the Super Bowl and the construction guys I have come to know and love have allowed me just a sliver of a moment in time to do just that. I came across Debunking the 13 Myths of Construction Safety during the holidays during my search for reliable resources and references. Ron Prichard, P.E. Ph. D., writes an insightful article about the term “Safety”. I use the word term because there are many opinions on the definition of safety. Prichard supports the position that theory and practical application can sometimes be at odds.
Read entire article: Myths of Construction Safety
Warriors 4 Safety Donates to the Contractor Safety Association Meeting
As a result of the donations that various contractors contribute to the Contractor Safety Association Meeting, there is an increase in attendance which enables a more effective interaction and dialog among the contractors and Delek to address environmental, health, and safety issues and concerns.
Read entire article: Contractor Safety Association Meeting
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Noise and Hearing Loss
by: Sharon Brasko
Exposure to noise is an everyday occurrence on and off the job for your employees.
Are your employees aware of the danger of continued exposure to noise?
Do your employees know how to recognize the danger?
If your employees work in a manufacturing facility the answer, most likely, is yes. The question may not be as easy answer if your employees work in retail, entertainment, or the service sector. Hearing loss prevention advocates are providing the catalyst needed to increase awareness and to increase the use of hearing protection.
Read entire article: Noise and Hearing Loss
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Stopping Workplace Violence Before It Starts
Workplace rage accounts for the term, “Going postal”. This term is a reference to the 1980’s slayings of postal workers by current or former employees who acted in moments of intense rage. During a ten-year period 40 individuals were murdered in workplace violence.
In terms of present conditions there remains the threat of violence in the workplace. This may not result in murder, but it can cause intimidation and other forms of workplace abuse.
Read remainder of article: Stopping Workplace Violence
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HazCom-What You Must Put in Writing
Thousands of former asbestos plant employees have suffered from a cancer known as Mesothelioma. This disease is directly linked to asbestos exposure. Owners of companies that used asbestos often knowingly refrained from passing along information regarding the health risks of the product their employees were using. By not informing employees most of these firms have had to make financial reparations in response to the health claims of former employees.
This is a picture of why The Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) developed rules regarding the hazard communication standard (HazCom).
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MSHA Announces Major Initiative to Bolster Mine Safety - Targets Training Program to focus on eliminating common causes of fatalities
BECKLEY, W.Va. - The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) unveiled a new safety initiative designed to highlight the leading causes of mine fatalities in the 21st century. The Safety Targets Training Program was introduced in conjunction with the agency's annual Training Resources Applied to Mining (TRAM) conference held at the Mine Health and Safety Academy in Beckley before nearly 500 attendees.
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Learn to Prevent Back Injury by AgSafe
Your backbone is made up of 24 individual bones called vertebrae that are stacked on top of one another. Your vertebrae are separated by soft discs of cartilage that perform as shock absorbers for your vertebrae, and also help your back to bend, twist and move around. Most of the support to your spine is maintained by your stomach muscles, as well as the many muscles and ligaments that run up and down the length of your back.
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