According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, professional truck drivers suffer more injuries requiring time away from work than any other industry. This is a trend that has continued for over a decade.

J. J. Keller’s Injury Prevention for Drivers is an industry-specific, prevention-based training program. It provides drivers with information on what it takes to stay injury-free while performing non-driving tasks. This promotes safety in and around the vehicle and helps them stay on the road and contribute to your bottom line.

In addition to covering basic, how-to information on avoiding slips, trips, and falls while on the job, Injury Prevention for Drivers addresses how to: Read the rest of this entry »

This program will provide learners with a basic understanding of the legal and regulatory issues surrounding the use of restraints in healthcare settings.

OBJECTIVES:

After completing this course, the learner should be able to:

• Describe the basis for the rules on the use of restraints and
• seclusion.
• Identify the types of facilities where the CMS rules apply.
• Describe the type and extent of training required for healthcare professionals authorized to use restraints and seclusion.
• Take steps to ensure the proper ordering and evaluation of
• restraints and seclusion..
• Complete appropriate and timely documentation when restraints and
• seclusion are used.

Conducting safety audits is one of your most effective strategies for catching safety deficiencies that could result in accidents and injuries … or costly OSHA fines.

With J. J. Keller’s Safety Audit Customizer software, you can conduct detailed safety audits faster and more easily than ever before! This program includes pre-written audit checklists covering OSHA and EPA topics like …

• Chemical Storage
• Confined Spaces
• Forklifts
• Shipping/Receiving
• Excavation Areas
• Electrical Systems Read the rest of this entry »

The OSHA Facilities Marking Manual shows employees which signs are required for various plant and warehouse situations using large, colorful illustrations. This helps in providing proper standard safety and provides appropriate regulatory citations for each sign shown.

Offers 70 illustrations of 50 key workplace situations, including …

• maintenance
• compressed gas storage
• electrical room
• confined space
• welding
• chemical processing
• exits
• loading Read the rest of this entry »

Back Safety is a critical part of our every day lives. On a daily basis you can hear horror stories or view people or employees stretching out their backs due to achenes. The Marcom Back Injury video helps eliminate these issues for employees in both their work lives as well as personal lives such as at home.

4 out five people will suffer from a back injury at some point of their life and can be prevented with some Read the rest of this entry »

Convenient handbook covers 11 critical food safety issues.

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Preview sample pages from the Employee Food Safety Handbook.
Download the answer key.

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Featuring an easy-to-read format and full-color illustrations, this versatile employee handbook - available in English and Spanish - covers a variety of issues that are critical to food safety. It’s filled with bulleted lists, charts, and chapter quizzes that reinforce key food safety issues and make the material easier for employees to understand.J. J. Keller’s Employee Food Safety Handbook includes chapters on:

• Security
• Allergens
• Bacteria
• Foodborne Illness
• Cross Contamination
• Foreign Material
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Give your drivers easy access to word-for-word Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs).

Specially designed for fast reference!

Includes United Carrier Registration Agreement (UCRA) information for September 10, 2007 implementation for for-hire and private fleets. Both of these convenient, affordable fleet safety resources contain word-for-word reprints of DOT’s FMCSRs. Choose between pocketbook or handbook formats to ensure that your drivers have quick access to the up-to-date regulatory information they need to safely stay on the road… and in compliance.

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