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OSHA.NET Provides Fall Protection Training

LogoCritical training for employees who work in dangerous locations is a must. OSHA Fall Protection training is necessary for all employees who work in positions where falls may occur. If personal fall protection systems are used, then an OSHA Fall Protection training program is necessary. Typically, those who work in warehouses, on construction sites, high rises, or any location where falls may occur, should take part in the OSHA.NET Fall Protection program.

MSHA Training Available from OSHA.NET

LogoSafety is always the priority when working in or near a mine. The Mine Safety Health Administration (MSHA) develops and adheres to safety and health rules for mines in the U.S. Their goal is to improve the health and safety conditions in mines, to help and prevent minors from sickness and accidents. The MSHA training is a mandatory, yearly course, which is stated by federal law. This training refreshes miners of the basics, such as site rules, emergency procedures, as well as accident prevention, first aid, and CPR.

OSHA.net Provides Forklift Certification Training Courses

LogoForklift certification is a necessity in warehouses, retail outlets, and facilities, to ensure that the driver will take care to not injure himself or other workers, and get the job done in a timely fashion. Therefore, each forklift driver must complete a safety training course. OSHA's forklift certification is for stand-up or sit-down forklifts, which are predominantly used in warehouses or storage/distribution facilities. Whether cargo is being moved around a large facility or warehouse, safety risks abound, which is why the forklift certification program is necessary.

OSHA.NET Offers 40 Hour HAZWOPER Training

LogoThe 40 Hour HAZWOPER Training is essential for employees working with hazardous materials. OSHA.NET offers a 40 hour HAZWOPER course that is perfect.

OSHA.NET Offers HAZWOPER Training

LogoVarious HAZWOPER training courses were created by OSHA.NET as protection for employees who work in hazardous sites. The OSHA regulations put in place are to ensure the worker's health and safety, while on the job.