Most Overlooked Safety Program Requirements

The New Employee Orientation Training is designed to provide all new employees with a foundational understanding of common workplace hazards, and the essential practices and procedures to ensure a safe and healthy work environment. This orientation provides a general overview of safety. Specific job roles may require additional, more in-depth safety training (e.g., confined space, fall protection, specific machinery operation).

This comprehensive online training program is designed specifically for managers and supervisors to equip them with the knowledge and tools necessary to prevent heat illness among their teams. Participants will learn about the physiological effects of heat stress, common types of heat illness, risk factors, and the legal and ethical responsibilities of employers. The course emphasizes practical strategies for implementing effective heat illness prevention plans, including environmental monitoring, administrative controls, engineering controls, and emergency response procedures.

This two-part online NFPA 70E training series provides a comprehensive overview of electrical safety in the workplace, aligned with the latest 2024 standard. Part one covers the fundamentals of electrical hazards, including shock, arc flash, and arc blast, and introduces key safety concepts such as hazard identification, risk assessment, and boundaries. Part two focuses on the practical application of NFPA 70E, including safe work practices, establishing an electrically safe work condition, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Designed for qualified and unqualified workers alike, this training ensures participants understand how to recognize electrical hazards and apply effective controls to protect themselves and others.

The Active Shooter Awareness Training is designed to equip employees with essential knowledge and strategies for responding effectively during an active shooter event. The training focuses on improving situational awareness, understanding threat response protocols such as “Run, Hide, Fight,” and supporting emergency preparedness within the workplace.

The Asbestos Awareness Training is designed to provide participants with essential knowledge about asbestos, its health effects, identification, regulations, and safe handling practices. It is intended for employees who may work in areas where asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are present, but who do not perform abatement work. Asbestos Awareness Training is a basic level of training. It does not qualify individuals to work directly with or remove asbestos. For workers involved in asbestos abatement or specific operations and maintenance tasks that involve directly handling ACMs, higher levels of specialized training and certification are required.

The Safety of Machines Training is a comprehensive program developed to educate employees and supervisors on the safe use, operation, and maintenance of machinery in the workplace. This training addresses the critical need to reduce the risk of injury associated with mechanical equipment by emphasizing hazard identification, effective guarding techniques, and regulatory compliance.

This dynamic and practical 3-part training program, presented by SafetyNet Inc., is strategically designed to empower supervisors and managers to become highly effective safety leaders within concise 20-25 minute sessions. Moving beyond mere compliance, this series provides real-world tools and actionable strategies to proactively reduce incidents, cultivate a trust-based safety environment, and ultimately boost team morale and productivity.