Category:
Environmental
(see also Confined
Space Entry, Haz Com and Personal Equipment)
T110
- Change Of Habit - Chemical Spills
Knowing how to
take care of incidental chemical and waste spills can improve
plant safety and protect the environment. Learn how important
it is to keep accidents from turning into major disasters.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English, Spanish
Key Training Points:
common types - being informed - incidental release - minor spill
clean-up
T119
- Do You Know Where Your Trash Is? - Recycling
Trash holds valuable
resources that can be reprocessed and used again. Procedures for
recycling at home and at the office are shown.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English, Spanish
Key Training Points:
benefits - conservation - recyclable materials
T202
- Lost In The Ozone
The ozone layer
protects us from cancer-causing ultraviolet rays. Chloroflourocarbon
(CFC)-base refrigerants like freon may be damaging this layer.
See what you can do to comply with the law and help save the Earth.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
chlorofluorocarbons - recapturing units - ozone layer and radiation
- clean air act
T289
- HazWoper Part 1: Training and Information
To help eliminate
or control hazardous waste dangers, the U.S. Occupational Safety
and Health Administration has developed the Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response. It contains rules and regulations for
employees who are exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous
substances or waste.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
emergency response plans - employee training - safety and health
programs
T290
- HazWoper Part 2: Hazard Identification And Control
Hazardous waste
can pose serious dangers to employees who may be exposed during
clean-up operations or emergencies involving hazardous materials.
The HazWoper Standard, which stands for Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response, contains requirements for identification
and control of safety and health hazards at hazardous work sites.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
site characteristics - air monitoring - decontamination procedures
- material handling procedures
T292
- Hazardous Materials Regulations: Overview
The U.S. Department
of Transportation (D.O.T) has established laws regulating the
transportation and shipping of hazardous materials. To help reduce
incidents involving hazardous materials, HazMat employers and
employees are required to know and follow HMR requirements.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
transportation - labeling - incident reporting - classification
and identification of hazardous materials
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