J.J. Keller Safety Materials

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1 J.J. Keller Safety Materials Using safety talks will allow your employees to analyze Real Life Stories and share what they feel the individuals did right and wrong, and what should happen next. Safety Talk Training Material Topics: Each topic will contain the following items: Real-Life Stories Exercises Handouts Quizzes Posters Spanish materials Workplace Safety: 1. Butadiene 2. Methylenedianiline 3. Acrylonitrile 4. AEDs 5. Air Contaminants 6. Anhydrous Ammonia 7. Asbestos Abatement Project Worker Protection 8. Asbestos Containing Materials in Schools 9. Asbestos Employee Information and Training 10. Behavior Based Safety 11. Benzene 12. Bloodborne Pathogens 13. Cadmium 14. Chemical Protection 15. Coke Oven Emissions 16. Company Vehicle Safety 17. Competent Person for Construction 18. Concrete and Masonry for Construction 19. Confined Space (permit required) Attendants 20. Confined Space (permit required) Authorized Entrant 21. Confined Space (permit required) Entry Supervisors 22. Confined Space (permit required) Rescue and Emergency Services 23. Corrosives 24. Cotton Dust 25. Cranes 26. Cranes & Derricks in Construction 27. Cranes, General Industry Overhead and Mobile 28. Dipping and Coating Operations 29. Disaster Recovery 30. Dive Team Qualifications of General Requirements 31. Electrical Safety 32. Electrical Safety Qualified Person 33. Electrical Safety for Construction 34. Emergency Action Plan 35. Ergonomics

2 36. Ethylene Oxide 37. Excavation for Construction 38. Exits 39. Fall Protection 40. Fall Protection for Construction 41. Fire Brigades 42. Fire Extinguishers 43. Fire Prevention Plan 44. Fire Protection and Prevention for Construction 45. First Aid 46. Flammable Liquids 47. Floor Wall Openings 48. Forklift Training General 49. Formaldehyde 50. Golf Cars 51. Hand and Portable Powered Tools 52. Hand and Power Tools for Construction 53. Hazard Communication 2012 General 54. Hazard Communication 2012 Specific 55. Hazardous Waste 56. HAZWOPER Emergency Response for Hazardous Materials Specialist 57. HAZWOPER Emergency Response for Hazardous Materials Technician 58. HAZWOPER Emergency Response for the On-Scene Incident Commander 59. HAZWOPER General Site Workers 60. HAZWOPER Management and Supervisors 61. HAZWOPER Occasional Workers, On-Site 62. HAZWOPER Regular On-Site Workers 63. HAZWOPER TSD Workers 64. HAZWOPER Emergency Response for the First Responder Awareness Level 65. HAZWOPER Emergency Response for the First Responder Operations Level 66. Health and Hazards in Construction 67. Hearing Conservation 68. Heat Stress 69. Hexavalent Chromium 70. Inorganic Arsenic 71. Ionizing Radiation 72. ISO Laboratory Standard 74. Ladders and Stairs 75. Lead Exposure for Construction 76. Lead in General Industry 77. Lifting Techniques 78. Liquefied Petroleum Gases 79. Lockout Tagout Affected Employees 80. Lockout Tagout Authorized Employees 81. Lockout Tagout Other Employees 82. Lockout Tagout Refresher Training 83. Logging Operations First Aid and CPR 84. Logging Operations General Requirements 85. Logging Operations Machinery 86. Logging Operations Tree Harvesting

3 87. Machine Guarding 88. Materials Handling, Storage, Use and Disposal for Construction 89. Methylene Chloride 90. Motor Vehicle Air Conditioners EPA 91. Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment for Construction 92. New Employee Orientation 93. Personal Protection Equipment Foot Protection 94. Personal Protective and Lifesaving Equipment for Construction 95. Personal Protective Equipment Eye and Face Protection 96. Personal Protective Equipment Hand Protection 97. Personal Protective Equipment Head Protection 98. Pesticides 99. Powered Platforms 100. Process Safety Management - Initial Training 101. Process Safety Management Refresher Training 102. Recordkeeping 103. Respiratory Protection 104. Rigging Equipment for Material Handling 105. Risk Management Program 106. Safety and Health Program Management 107. Safety Programs for Construction 108. Scaffold Safety for Construction 109. Site Security 110. Slips, Trips, Falls 111. Solvents 112. Spray Booths 113. Steel Erection 114. Toxic and Hazardous Substances 115. Understanding OSHA 116. Ventilation 117. Vinyl Chloride 118. Violence in the Workplace 119. Walking Working Surfaces 120. Welding, Cutting, and Brazing 121. Work Zone Safety Department of Transportation: 1. Accident Procedures 2. Alcohol & Drugs Driver 3. Alcohol & Drugs Supervisor (Alcohol) 4. Alcohol & Drugs Supervisor (Drugs) 5. Back Lifting 6. Backing 7. Cargo Securement 8. Cornering 9. Defensive Driving 10. Driver Disqualification 11. Driver Logs 12. Driver Grades 13. Emergency Maneuvers

4 14. Employee Security 15. Entry Level Driver 16. Extreme Driver Conditions 17. Facility Security (General) 18. Fire Prevention 19. Hazard Prevention 20. Hazmat Bulk Packagings 21. Hazmat Driver Training and Security 22. Hazmat Driving and Parking 23. Hazmat Elevated Temperature Materials 24. Hazmat H.M.R. Overview 25. Hazmat Hazard Classification 26. Hazmat Hazardous Materials Table 27. Hazmat Hazardous Substances 28. Hazmat Incident Reporting 29. Hazmat Labeling General Information 30. Hazmat Labeling Guidelines 31. Hazmat Loading and Unloading 32. Hazmat Marine Pollutants 33. Hazmat Marking General 34. Hazmat Marking Bulk Packagings 35. Hazmat Marking Non-Bulk Packagings 36. Hazmat Materials of Trade Exceptions 37. Hazmat Non bulk Packagings 38. Hazmat Packaging General Information 39. Hazmat Placarding Exceptions 40. Hazmat Placarding Guidelines 41. Hazmat Registration 42. Hazmat Security Training 43. Hazmat Shipping Papers General Information 44. Hazmat Shipping Papers How to complete 45. Hazmat Training for Hazmat Employees 46. Hours of Service Passenger Carrying Vehicles 47. Hours of Service Property Carrying Vehicles 48. Hours of Service Training - Supervisors 49. Log Auditing Passenger Carrying Vehicle 50. Log Auditing Property Carrying Vehicle 51. Longer Combination Vehicles 52. Night Driving 53. Preventative Maintenance 54. Safety & Security 55. School Bus Safety 56. Sharing the Highway 57. Skid Control 58. Slips, Trips, Falls 59. Speed and Space Management 60. The Professional Driver 61. Trip Planning 62. Vehicle Breakdown and Road Repair 63. Vehicle Inspections

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