Health & Human services requires under the HIPAA Act that covered entities protect patient health information. A requirement of HIPAA is to inform workplace members of the established privacy and security measures in effect. Even though Covered Entities must train on their specific privacy and security policies and procedures, this course can assist with the …
Employees who operate a motor vehicle are at the greatest risk for a work-related fatality. This 30-minute course will assist employers with meeting OSHA training requirements. The presenter will discuss: risks associated with operating a motor vehicle, common causes of driving accidents, how to prevent driving accidents, handling emergency situations, hazard communication (chemical exposure), and …
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Why are workplace security measures so important? Because it keeps employees, equipment, and goods secure and safe. Having the right security measures can deter burglars and prevent other unauthorized persons from entering the property. In this course learn the importance of contingency planning, the components of workplace violence, and considerations for lockdown procedures. Course length …
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Are you opening a new business, purchasing an existing business, or evaluating your current business regulatory compliance program? If so, then this course will help you with your due diligence checklist. Safety compliance issues range from employers not knowing where to go to gather the information to not following through with an effective workplace safety …
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Whether you’ve been in business for a while or just opening your business, you must address the prevention and control of communicable diseases in the workplace as a part of your health and safety program. New diseases are emerging, and recognized diseases are re-emerging. How you prevent your workers’ exposure to these diseases is the …
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This course will assist a dental practice or dental laboratory better understand their requirements for a Lockout / Tagout Program. A dental practice under NAICS code 621210 is considered a low hazard industry. A dental laboratory under NAICS code 339116 is considered a high hazard industry as of 2015. No matter the level of hazard, …
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In this course you’ll learn how to keep workers safe from hazardous energy in the workplace. According to OSHA’s 1910.147 requirement, if you have any employees who perform repairs or preventive maintenance on equipment in your business, then you must develop, document and utilize the control of potentially hazardous energy otherwise known as lockout/tagout. This …
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This course identifies electrical and mechanical hazards found in the dental environment and how to implement safe work practices when using equipment and handling energy sources. This course also covers machine guarding, shielding, use of rotary equipment, and lockout/tagout. This course is ideal for all dental employees, safety coordinator, and anyone who is responsible for …
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Learn what the top 10 citations are for the dental lab and dental practice and how to avoid them in the new year by meeting proper OSHA training requirements. Also learn how safety dental compliance in the workplace has evolved and continues to evolve. The evolution includes better personal protective equipment, effective incentive programs, safer …
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