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Even though most customers pose no risk to personal safety, it’s reasonable to be observant and cautious when giving tours. In this course, you’ll explore how to stay safe, what to say if you feel unsafe and need to end a tour, and how to document...

Gain expertise in hand and power tool safety. Learn about tool selection, maintenance, and safe usage practices. Explore essential safety precautions to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries while working with tools.

Over 6.8 million motor vehicle accidents a year occur in the U.S. Experts agree that many accidents are preventable. In this course, learn vehicle safety tips to help reduce the risk of causing an accident and make the roads safer for all.

Always work with a safety first mindset! In the HVAC field you will encounter high voltage electricity, combustible gases, metal fabrication, and ladders. This course covers HVAC best practices and procedures on fire safety, personal protective...

This course provides essential knowledge and skills for individuals working in or around confined spaces. You will gain a general understanding of the hazards associated with confined spaces, including atmospheric dangers, engulfment risks, and...

In this course, you will learn about HUD's standards concerning disparate impact and ways to reduce the risk of disparate impact claims at your community.

Hot summer months pose unique hazards for maintenance personnel who often work outdoors in extreme heat and engage in strenuous physical activities. Heat stress can cause occupational illnesses and also increase workers’ risk of injuries. Preventing...

This module is designed to increase your awareness and understanding of electrical hazards and the potential dangers of electricity in the workplace. You'll learn to identify risks and follow essential safety guidelines and precautions when working...

This course is designed as a primer for lead poisoning awareness and meets the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements for lead safety training. OSHA requires employers whose workplaces have any risk of lead exposure provide their...

Tools are a large part of maintenance personnels' work lives. Maintenance, construction, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work all require the use of tools; however, improper use of tools exposes employees to risks for serious and even fatal injuries...