Category: Training
Training is the number one element in accident, incident, and illness avoidance. Check the articles here frequently for the latest and best tips on techniques, trends, programs and equipment. We offer explanations for group, one-one, or self-directed situations, in both general and specific work activities. Your training will be both easier and more effective if you do.
Quick Guide to Training Requirements for Oil & Gas
If you are in the business of oil and gas you need to know that OSHA’s got a long list of standards just for you–and this includes training requirements. Because of the specific hazards involved with the oil and gas industry there are many areas you’ve got to cover with your workers. Here are the […]
Older and Wiser–But They Still Need Training
Do you have more older workers on the job these days? If you answered “yes,” it’s not surprising. The American population is aging, and so is the nation’s workforce. Since September is Healthy Aging Month, let’s take a look at this reality and its effect on training. People are remaining on the job longer for […]
There’s One in Every Crowd: How to Handle Difficult Trainees and Difficult Questions
Yesterday, we presented expert advice on training strategies and techniques. Today, we conclude with more advice from another expert, who explains how to manage difficult trainees and difficult questions. Q. What can trainers do to manage difficult participants and difficult questions during training? A. Difficult trainees include hecklers (particularly in large groups) as well as […]
How Much Trainees Learn Depends on How Good Your Training Is
To get the best results from valuable training time, make sure your safety trainers are using effective training strategies and techniques. Here is some expert advice on how to achieve your goals. Q. How can trainers make the most efficient use of classroom training time? A. Trainers are under constant pressure from management to decrease […]
Does DOT Require Training for Universal Waste Handlers? Yes!
New Workers’ First Day at School
As students head back to school at this time of year, make sure your new employees attend your safety “school” during their first days on the job. Give them the safety training they need before they start work. Your new hires need to be made aware of how serious safety training is right from the […]
Training Checklist for Asbestos Activities in Schools
How to Tell If Your Asbestos Activities Fall Under D&R Requirements
There’s No Place Like (a Safe) Home
National Safe at Home Week is August 27 to 31, which is a great time for a brief home safety training session. You can help keep your workers safe at home—and, therefore keep them on the job—by conducting occasional off-the-job safety training. In your training, make the connection for your workers that the safety practices […]