Safety Culture On-Line Training

I just came across this website that has some good stuff. If you are in Health Care, some of these course are FREE - but not sure of how many so this is "pot luck."



You may want to check it out. I signed up for it and found one course, that I am taking, on Safety Culture that is very good in content.



Developing a safety culture is not specific to any field or facility. It is how you approach the task.

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Welcome to the IHI Open School for Health Professions online courses!

The IHI Open School currently offers a range of online courses in the areas of quality improvement, patient safety, and leadership. Each course takes roughly an hour to two hours to complete and consists of several lessons taking 15-30 minutes each. You’ll take a quiz at the end of each lesson. To pass, you need to answer at least 75% of the questions correctly. The IHI Open School’s online courses are available to non-student professionals on a subscription-only basis. (Scholarships may be available based on need.) We offer the courses free of charge to students, university faculty who are teaching courses, medical residents, and users from the Least Developed Countries. All other IHI Open School resources, including the Chapter Network, are free for all. Details >> Read more at www.ihi.org

 

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Revisions to the Occupational Injury and Illness tracking and reporting requirements

I thought that everyone that deals with safety may be interested in this new proposed update to the revisions to the occupational injury and illness tracking and reporting requirements.

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OSHA seeks comments on proposed updates, revisions to the occupational injury and illness tracking and reporting requirements

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has announced in a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking an update and revision of two aspects of the agency's recordkeeping and reporting requirements for work-related injuries and illnesses.

"These proposed recordkeeping updates will better enable OSHA, employers and workers to identify hazards in high-risk worksites," said Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. David Michaels. "The proposed reporting revisions will enable OSHA to more effectively and efficiently target occupational safety and health hazards, preventing additional injuries and fatalities."

June 22, 2011 Contact: Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999

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Face Hidden Features

If you are into Facebook, this video from Kim Komando is for you. Check this out to see what she has to say.

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Secret Facebook features

We all use it and love it. But are you getting the most out of Facebook? Learn about secret tools to improve security, make your page stand out and much more! Read more at www.tvkim.com

 

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Safety Standard in California

Some individuals have asked me about the SB198 - Here is a nice video that discusses the standard.

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SB-198 California's Safety Law Video

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Check this Driving Safety Site

Another of changing Driver Behavior - Check it out.

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Your Resource Highway to driver safety

Safe Driving Symposium for Businesses -- Denver, Colorado, November 5, 2010 Video Highlights Read more at www.geopointpartners.com

 

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Do we use our common sense?

I was watching the local news last night and there was a story where a person was using a GPS and ran her car into a lake. A quote from the person, "The GPS told me to!"



Here is a great site that I just found that demonstrations the improper use of the GPS.



I look for your feedback!!!

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The Hilarious GPS Scene From The Office

I couldn't resist posting this funny video after all the comments on the "When GPS Leads You Astray" story — thanks for the heads up Looseseal! Thankfully Michael and Dwight don't drive into a bridge like the unfortunate bus driver, but they do . . . well . . . take a wrong turn thanks to their GPS device. How priceless is "The machine knows, stop yelling at me!" line? Love it!

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A new on-line form builder

I just reviewed this form and it is really neat. Check out the video that describes how to use this with dropbox. To check out Dropbox, here is a link where you can download and test http://bit.ly/jPxeOs



Try the form, I think that you will like the capabilities. The part it is FREE up to 100 MB.

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Create Dropbox forms using Jotforms

Dropbox is getting immensely popular as a file storage and file sharing service. You can access all types of your files from anywhere using Dropbox and organize them into folders as well. A lot of third party applications have been developed for Dropbox with which you can have more benefit from the service. Read more at techattitude.com

 

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FREE on-line Safety Courses

Steven Geigle who provides these course is a great resource for safety material. I suggest if you want to get some basic training FREE then visit this site.

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Free online OSHA safety training and more!

FREE COURSES!

These courses will help you gain the knowledge you need to be an effective safety professional. They are great refreshers too!

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Prepare now to enhance your professional development and career advancement by enrolling in one or more of our six very popular Professional Certificate Programs. Read more at www.oshatrain.org

 

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New Web tool helps employers understand OSHA recordkeeping rules

A quotes from OSHA "The OSHA Recordkeeping Adviser is a new Web tool that helps employers understand their responsibilities to report and record work-related injuries and illnesses under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's regulations. A set of questions assists in determining quickly whether an injury or illness is work-related, whether it needs to be recorded and which provisions of the regulations apply. "

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- OSHA Recordkeeping Advisor

Welcome to the OSHA Recordkeeping Advisor Read more at www.dol.gov

 

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