Crystalline Silica Employee Training

To help prevent illnesses and deaths attributed to harmful exposure to silica dust, OSHA recently issued regulations for general industry and maritime operations as well as the construction industry. This program discusses key requirements of the silica standards as well as basic safe work practices that employees should follow to protect themselves from harmful exposure to crystalline silica. Topics include: Effects of Exposure, Engineering Controls, Work Practice Controls, Respiratory Protection, and Table 1 of the Construction Regulation.
OSHA Code: 1910.1053, 1926.1153
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HAZWOPER: Respiratory Protection

Part of our comprehensive HAZWOPER Video Series, this video covers when respirators are needed, basic types of respirators, proper fit-testing procedures, and the cleaning and maintenance of respirators.
OSHA Code: 1910.120, 1910.134
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Hexavalent Chromium Employee Training

This program discusses the safe work practices these workers must follow to avoid exposures to this hazardous substance. Topics include characteristics ad properties of hexavalent chromium, effects of exposures, engineering and work practice controls, medical surveillance, the respiratory protection program, protective clothing and equipment proper housekeeping, and responding to exposures.

OSHA Code: 1910.1026, 1926.116
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Respiratory Protection

This video alerts workers to the importance of protecting their respiratory systems and provides them with helpful tips for using and maintaining respirators properly. Topics include types of respiratory hazards, selecting the appropriate respirator and using respirators in emergencies. Fitting, cleaning, disinfecting and storing respirators properly are other topics covered.
OSHA Code: 1910.134, 1926.103
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The Respiratory Protection Program: Employee Training

This video shows employees how this plan works to protect them from respiratory hazards. Topics include employee medical evaluation, respirator selection and assignment protection factors, various types of respirators, hazards of IDLH atmospheres, qualitative and quantitative fit tests, user seal checks and cleaning and storage of respirators.

OSHA Code: 1910.134, 1926.103
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The Respiratory Protection Program: Employer Responsibilities

This video provides an overview of the employer's responsibilities and discusses key components of a proper Respiratory Protection Program. Topics include how the respiratory protection program works, types and uses of respirators, APF's & MUC's and qualitative & quantitative fit tests.
OSHA Code: 1910.134. 1926.103
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