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New for 2023: Food Safety & Personal Hygiene Training


New 2023 food safety and personal hygiene training covers health codes, safe food handling steps, and hygiene practices for all staff. Restaurants and food handlers reduce food poisoning risks through versatile DVD, online, or classroom formats with quizzes and certificates.

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Food Safety
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The ABC’s of Hazardous Material Identification and Handling 


Hazardous material identification and handling use ABC guidelines: awareness of DOT classes, SDS labels, and careful storage/disposal. Warehouses and labs train staff to manage flammables and toxics safely.

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Chemical Safety
Heat Illness: What It is and How to Avoid It

Heat Illness: What It is and How to Avoid It


Hot and humid conditions pose serious risks for outdoor workers and others exposed to the sun. This article explains who is most vulnerable, how to recognize early warning signs, and practical steps to reduce the risk of heat-related illness and injury.

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Heat Stress
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OSHA Regulation Books: Updated for 2023


OSHA regulation books updated for 2023 compile all 1910 and 1926 standards with tabs, change records, and most-cited lists. Employers access loose-leaf or perfect-bound formats plus electronic versions for quick hazard identification and OSHA compliance.

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OSHA Publications
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Updated for 2023: Hearing Conservation Training Course


Occupational hearing loss is preventable with proper training and protection. This updated 2023 course equips employees and employers to identify noise hazards, apply hearing conservation measures, and comply with OSHA standards, helping reduce workplace noise exposure across industries with elevated risk levels.

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Hearing Conservation
Tips, Mistakes, and Standards for Machine Guards

Tips, Mistakes, and Standards for Machine Guards


Machines pose high-risk hazards, from rotating parts to flying debris. This guide explains OSHA-compliant machine guards, common guard types, and best practices, helping employers protect employees across industries like construction, manufacturing, maritime, and agriculture while maintaining operational efficiency and regulatory compliance.

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Accident Prevention