Government Institutes
The principles of prevention found in the pages of the Small Business Handbook, available from Government Institutes, are designed to both improve a company's efficiency and reduce accidents, insurance claims, and other costs. Written for the multi-role small business manager/owner, the book provides a condensed summary of the applicable federal laws.
Summit Training Source has released a new video and DVD training program that is designed to teach workers the hazards of bloodborne pathogens and how the risk of exposure can be greatly reduced. Titled Bloodborne Pathogens: Universal Precautions, the program uses real-life scenarios, on-site footage, and high-end animation.
Government Institutes
Automating Hazcom: Including the MSDS Administrator Software, a new book from Government Institutes, is designed to address the five primary elements of OSHA's HazCom standard (29 CFR 1910.1200), including a written program, MSDS management, container labeling, reporting, and employee training. It provides expert guidance for choosing a compliance software program.
Find out what are the top distractions for drivers and how to reduce delayed reaction times. Learn what to look for in driver training program to get the most effective one to meet your needs. Discover what event data recorders in today’s vehicles provide and tips for teaching your employees to be better drivers.
Watch this informative program including an interview with Phil Moser of Advanced Driver Training Services and Jerry Laws, Editor of OH&S.
October 6-7, 2008
Arlington, VA
Learn about hot topics in employee health, safety, security, business continuity, and more!
Sessions topics include:
- How to Promote Health and Wellness Across Your Company
- Disaster Preparedness / Risk Analysis
- Lessons Learned – What To Do in an Emergency
- CEOs Who Are Passionate About Safety
- C-Suite Issues
Government Institutes
Government Institutes' new book "Occupational Safety and Health Law Handbook, Second Edition," is an up-to-date reference on OSH Act requirements with straightforward explanations from attorneys using a minimum of legal jargon. This latest edition also explains OSHA's steps taken to conform its Hazard Communication Standard to the Globally Harmonized System.