General Safety Resources
EPA Laws and Regulations – Congress has passed a number of laws related to lead. These laws address lead in paint, dust, and soil; lead in the air; lead in water; and disposal of lead wastes. The EPA addresses lead contamination and resulting hazards under these laws in many ways, including by issuing and enforcing regulations. EPA also helps the regulated community understand the federal requirements with policy and guidance documents to assist in complying with the regulations. To learn more about lead laws and regulations,
CPR / First Aid Training – Your first resource is to contact your local fire department to schedule a training session or your local fire extinguisher certification company, they will come onsite to do your training.
If your local fire department is a "Volunteer" department, contact them directly to do training or you can search the website below to find trainings near you!
OSHA's Hazard Identification Training Tool – This is an interactive, online, game-based training tool for small business owners, workers, and others interested in learning the core concepts of hazard identification. After using this tool, users will better understand the process of identifying hazards in their own workplace.
This tool is intended to:
(1) Teach small business owners and their workers the process for finding hazards in their workplace,
(2) Raise awareness on the types of information and resources about workplace hazards available on OSHA's website.
For more info and to download the Hazard Identification Training Tool,
A few more resources:
Computing Incident Rates, Severity Rates and DART
Safety Checklist for Retail LBM Store Operations
Safety Training Attendance Form
For Safety, OSHA, & HR toolkits and checklists please visit the DOT, Safety, & HR
tab located at the top of the website.
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