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Welcome to the next step in internet training. Whether you are a Fortune 500 company that needs industrial safety training, or a small contractor needing to deliver OSHA training to 5 workers, we have a solution for you. CSERT’s high quality voice-over occupational health and safety awareness level and security series training courses have been developed for very cost-effective self-instruction through the Internet. The self-instruction allows the student to progress at their own pace, which provides for a better understanding of the course material. CSERT's health and safety courses are fully functional and complete in the content covered and are not watered down demos or mere introductions to the topics. All of CSERT's online safety courses are designed to comply with OSHA, DOT, EPA, ANSI and NFPA requirements so that these simple and affordable occupational health and safety courses will help you gain the knowledge you need to be an effective safety professional.

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CSERT courses presently available are:

10 Hour OSHA Outreach - General Industry
This course is intended for entry level workers and provides training for employees and employers on the basic practices of recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces. The program will provide information regarding workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file an OSHA complaint. Through this training, OSHA helps to ensure that workers are more knowledgeable about workplace hazards and their workplace rights. Those who successfully complete this program will receive an official certification card from OSHA. $79.95

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10 Hour OSHA Outreach - Construction Industry COMING SOON!
This course focuses on the development of training skills through obtaining an understanding the Occupational Safety and Health Act CFR 1926. Students will obtain detailed information on the code of federal regulations for construction, and relevant general industry standards applicable to the construction trades.Those who successfully complete this program will receive an official certification card from OSHA.$79.95

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AIR MONITORING COMING SOON!
Air monitoring to identify potential hazardous atmospheres is important in any work involving chemicals or hazardous substances. This course provides an understanding of the various type of hazardous atmospheres, the need for atmospheric monitoring, the monitoring equipment best suited for a particular situation and how to utilize monitoring information to select the appropriate personal protective clothing. $20.00

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ASBESTOS SAFETY
This course covers the background and hazards associated with asbestos in the workplace. The course overviews the requirements of OSHA’s 1910.1001 and 1926.1101 including knowledge that asbestos can exist in the workplace, understanding what asbestos is and its various uses, appreciation for potential health problem associated with asbestos and knowing that only authorized and trained personnel should handle asbestos. $20.00

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BACK SAFETY
This course is designed to assist personnel understand how the back works and become familiar with the type of movements that could injure the back. Safe lifting techniques that don’t put the back at risk for injury and determining the safest way to transport a load will be covered in the course.$20.00

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BENZENE SAFETY
This course provides the student with an understanding of the hazards, toxicity and health risks associated with benzene exposure. Additionally, information on the safety steps needed to reduce or prevent benzene exposure, including knowledge of the occupational limit, regulatory requirements, and applicable safe work practices are provided.$20.00

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BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
The course covers general compliance with OSHA requirements under 1910.1030, OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard for employees who could come in contact with blood or bodily fluids or provide first aid on the job. Topics include defining bloodborne pathogens, prevention and personal protection, general precautions, protective equipment, immunization, and exposure control. $20.00

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BOMB THREAT SAFETY – Security Series
This program outlines the types of individuals that are involved in issuing bomb threats. In addition, the course outlines what to do in the event you receive a threat, who should be involved in the threat investigation, search guidelines, and ideas for gathering clues to those issuing the threat. This is a basic course in how to handle a bomb threat. $20.00

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BULLYING SAFETY – Security Series
The purpose of bullying appears to be associated with obtaining attention, recognition or acceptance and maintaining psychological control through fear and intimation. Do you have an understanding of bullying and the behavior associated with bullying? Are you aware of the consequences of bullying? Do you know how to stop it? This course explores bullying, the behavior and different types and consequences of bullying along with strategies to prevent bullying. $20.00

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CALL for ASSISTANCE – Security Series
This course reviews the proper protocol for calling an emergency to the local 911 or other emergency phone number. Though calling 911 is a common occurrence, calling 911 under duress has lead to miscommunications and delays in response. This course reviews the reason to call 911 and the things to remember when calling in an emergency.$20.00

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CHEMICAL HAZARD IDENTIFICATION COMING SOON!
One of the primary safety concerns in a hazmat emergency response is identifying the chemical or chemicals involved in the event. This course provides basic background information to help you understand the various types of hazard identification and verification methods such as placards, labels, and shipping papers and how to understand and utilize the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) to your advantage. $20.00

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CAUGHT IN / BETWEEN COMING SOON!
Injuries involving personnel being caught in or between an object have grown over the past years. They are a routine hazard in almost any workplace. This course provides an understanding of the different types of caught in or between hazards, the activities that often cause such injuries and how to protect yourself and others from these type injurious. $20.00

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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
This program outlines the requirements of OSHA's Confined Space Standard (1910.146), and reviews the standard, hazard recognition, safe entry, permit systems and procedures, monitoring, communications, and attendant and authorized entrant duties and responsibilities. $20.00

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CRANE SAFETY
Cranes are extremely common in the construction industry. They serve as a mechanical advantage for lifting large, bulky heavy objects. This course outlines the potential hazards of a crane, explaining the proper precautions that should be taken while operating or working in close proximity. Topics covered include: proper loading, communications, inspections of equipment, types of cranes, rigging and hoisting procedures. $20.00

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DEMOLITION SAFETY
This course was developed based on The National Demolition Associations Demolition Safety Manual and outlines the basic steps you need to take before starting a demolition job. The course also contains information about conducting an engineering survey, fire protection and prevention, and PPE that may be required. $20.00

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DRIVING SAFETY COMING SOON!
Safe driving is not just mastering the rules of the road and driving mechanics. Drivers nowadays must take responsibility for their behavior behind the wheel and adopt safe driving practices. This course outlines and reviews situations to reduce the driving risks by anticipating dangerous situations, adverse conditions or the mistakes of others. Topics include the 2-second rule, tailgating, road rage and aggressive driving. $20.00

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DRUG - FREE WORKPLACE for SUPERVISORS – Supervisor Series
This program is designed to assist in compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT) and numerous state requirements for drug and alcohol training. This program promote a drug-free workplace and provides supervisors the background to understand the importance and the components of a drug-free workplace, how to recognize and intervene in workplace situations that may be related to alcohol and other drugs, send a clear message that use of alcohol and drugs in the workplace is prohibited, encourage those who have problems with alcohol and other drugs to voluntarily seek help and the supervisors role in implementing the Drug-Free Workplace Policy. $20.00

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EFFECTIVE SAFETY and HEALTH PROGRAMS
Today there are organizational and regulatory requirements for safety and health programs. This course will review the elements and their various components that comprise a successful safety and health program. The program is designed to help understand not only what comprises a program but how they intertwine to be effective in promoting safety in the workplace. $20.00

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EGRESS SAFETY
More than 200 workers are killed annually by fire and explosion and more than 5,000 others are burnt or injured. Many of these casualties are caused by problems with fire exits and fire extinguishing systems. In order to reduce these conditions there are requirements to provide proper exits, fire fighting equipment, and personnel training in fire safety. This course will help the student know what elements are needed for an effective emergency action and fire prevention plan and the basic safety rules regarding fire exits. $20.00

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY in the WORKPLACE
This course was developed utilizing OSHA’s Electrical Safety Standards and NFPA 70E to create an awareness to electrical safety in the workplace. It takes a basic common sense look at electrical safety including basic electrical terminology, PPE, and the steps workers can take to reduce their chances of electrocution. $20.00

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE GUIDEBOOK
This course will familiarize you with the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG), the primary guide for use by emergency services personnel as the first to arrive at the scene of a transportation incident involving a hazardous material. This course will overview guide aids that assist first responders in identifying the specific material(s) involved in the incident, and methods for protecting themselves and the general public during the initial response phase of the incident.

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ERGONOMICS
From work station design to proper lifting techniques this course overviews the workplace topic of ergonomics. Whether it is strenuous lifting, carrying or pulling, reaching, twisting or repetitive handling or motion it could lead to workplace injuries. This course provides insight and awareness into the potential problem areas, health issues and occupational and non-occupational risk factors. $20.00

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EXCAVATION SAFETY
This course is an awareness level course that defines what excavations are, the hazards associated with working in or around them, and how to properly protect personnel from a cave-in. Also explained are safe means of egress, hazardous atmospheres, falling materials, emergency rescue equipment and the safety measures used to prevent damage to the structure and/or serious injury to personnel. Graphics are included to show the student the correct way to carry out these procedures. $20.00

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FALL PROTECTION
Falls are the leading cause of fatalities in the workplace. This course provides awareness to the existing standards and an understanding for the safety requirements in the use of fall protection. At the completion of the program a person should be familiar with the hazards of falls, proper work platforms, the basic rules of fall protection and what fall protection systems are available, how they work, how they differ and how to care for the equipment. $20.00

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FIRST AID
This course is designed to cover the basic first aid terms and assessment methods to be utilized by a bystander giving aid to a victim. The course is designed so that the student knows how to react in an emergency situation, is able to assess an emergency for situations of shock, sudden illness eye injuries, burns and wounds. This course is not meant to take the place of a formal First Aid course. $20.00

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FLAMMABLE & COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS SAFETY
Each year, thousands of jobs, billions of dollars, and many lives are lost due to fires in the work place. Many of these are a result of careless or improper handling of flammable or combustible liquids. This program emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, and control, and personnel completing this course will gain a basic understanding of how to identify and prevent problems that can occur when dealing with flammable and combustible liquids in the work place. $20.00

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FLEET SAFETY for SUPERVISORS – Supervisor Series
Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of death and injury for drivers all ages. Crashes on and off the job have a financial and psychological effect on employees, coworkers and families, and employers. This course is designed to help ensure safe operation of company vehicles by working to change driving attitudes, improving driving behavior, and increasing driving skills to build a "BE SAFE" driving safety culture. $20.00

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HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS (HAZCOM) SAFETY
The course covers compliance with OSHA requirements under 1910.1200, and examines who could be exposed to hazardous material in or around the workplace and the importance of knowing what chemicals are in the workplace. The program reviews labeling, safe handling of chemicals, where to get information on workplace chemicals, and an understanding of the importance of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). $20.00

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HAZWOPER Awareness Level
This course is designed to meet the OSHA required 1910.120 HAZWOPER refresher training. This course reinforces knowledge and skills attained in initial training. Refresher training provides students with updates on response procedures, regulatory issues, new equipment, methodologies, and safety updates. $20.00

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HEARING CONSERVATION
What – What did you say? This is a common response after years of exposure to high noise levels. Don’t be the one to lose your hearing. This course will assist you in learning about how to protect your hearing. It is designed to help you understand the risks and health effects associated with noise exposure, what is consider as a high noise level, how noise can affect you and an understanding of the types, the purpose, the advantages and disadvantages of hearing protectors and much more. $20.00

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HYDROGEN SULFIDE (H2S) SAFETY
H2S is a serious inhalation hazard. This course provides an overview of the hazards associated with Hydrogen Sulfide in the workplace, the precautions that must be taken to prevent exposure to H2S, knowledge of hazard information and the types of detection equipment available. In addition, this course provides awareness to toxicity, special circumstances and treatment for potential exposure. $20.00

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INCIDENT MANAGEMENT COMING SOON!
The ability to organize an emergency response and manage the resources being applied to the event is primary to a successful outcome. This incident management course provides an understanding of the basics of Incident Command and the National Incident Management System. In addition, it identifies the various ICS positions and their role in incident management and the value of implanting Unified Command. $20.00

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INTRODUCTION to INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
Today’s workplace can present a variety of hazards stemming from chemical exposure, physical hazards such as noise, radiation, and heat, biological hazards such as bacteria and viruses, and ergonomic issues. This course overview these potential hazards and brings awareness to the development of corrective measures to minimize occupational health hazards. This course provides the student with knowledge and skills needed to recognize and control the hazards of their jobs, and achieve compliance with a regulatory requirement. $20.00

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INTRODUCTION to OSHA
This course provides the student with an overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration including a review of who is OSHA and what they do, the value of OSHA to the workplace, the  OSH Act, inspections, citations, and penalties, the general duty clause. In addition the course reviews the employer and employee rights and responsibilities, recordkeeping basics and the available resources. $20.00

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA)
What is a JSA, why is the JSA an integral part of a safety program and why do JSA’s? This course answers these questions along with reviewing how a Job Safety Analysis is conducted. The course walks the student through the development of a JSA looking at the work to be conducted, the potential hazards, and the corrective actions to help ensure safe work activities.$20.00

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LOCKOUT / TAGOUT (LOTO)
This course provides an understanding of OSHA requirements under 1910.147, OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy - Lockout/Tagout standard. This course looks closely at the role of all personnel in a workplace lockout/tagout or energy control program, examines the role of lockout/tagout in workplace safety, various energy control methods, authorized and affected employees, and the application, usage, and removal of controls. $20.00

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MACHINE GUARDING SAFETY
This course identifies the different ways of guarding and the various types of guards used on machinery and tools. By identifying the reasons for machine guards and their role in safeguarding personnel by eliminating and reducing the potential exposure to injury, this course provides an understanding why disabling or removing guards is counterproductive to safety. $20.00

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MATERIALS HANDLING SAFETY
This course helps the student recognize how safety is involved in lifting and handling materials both manually and by machine. It provides insight into how to store materials so that they do not fall or collapse along with the mechanical and safety advantage to using different machinery and tools as they are designed. The course also reviews the proper techniques of lifting. $20.00

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MARITIME SECURITY COMING SOON!
This course is aligned with the requirements of the MTSA –Marine Transportation Security Act. It reviews the MTSA requirements and the role, qualifications, and training of the VSO and FSO; the declaration of security; MARSEC levels and associated activities; and security threats and patterns along with the need for and role of risk assessment. $20.00

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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETs (MSDSs)
This course was developed based on OSHA General Industry standards involving Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and provides an overview of the information presented in MSDSs and where to find the information you are looking for on a MSDS. It also reviews OSHA requirements regarding MSDS availability as it relates to the Hazard Communication standard. $20.00

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OFFICE SAFETY
This course provides the student with an understanding of the hazards and potential hazards faced in the office environment. The course looks at stairways, aisles, housekeeping, ergonomics and bump against hazards among other topics. It also looks at preventive measures and proper ways to handle potential office hazards. This is an excellent basic and refresher course for office personnel. $20.00

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PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER
This course follows the training requirements of OSHA 1910.157 and covers the general principles of fire and fire extinguisher use and the hazards associated with incipient fire fighting. $20.00

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
This course reviews the role of the PPE assessment, the need for and proper use of personal protective equipment. The course covers PPE for protecting the head, eyes, face, hands, feet, and body along with respiratory protection. $20.00

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SAFETY for SUPERVISORS – Supervisor Series COMING SOON!
Supervisors play a critical role in making a Safety and Health program successful. Supervisory personnel manage and direct the workforce and are the leaders when it comes to safety. The value a supervisor places on safety and provides leadership will ultimately lessen the potential for accidents and illnesses and the costs associated with these events. This course is designed to assist Supervisors in understanding their role and responsibilities concerning the safety and health of their employees and how as a Supervisor they fit into and guide the organization's safety program. $20.00

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SCAFFOLD SAFETY
This course outlines basic uses, potential hazards, and safe use of scaffolds. The course reviews the role of scaffold inspections, tagging systems, and the role of the competent person. The do’s and don’t of scaffold use and safe work practices are examined. This is an excellent course for those required to work on scaffolds or who have occasion to use scaffolds in the workplace. $20.00

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SIGNS & TAGS
Signs are all over the place but this course outlines the need for signs and tags in the workplace, their relationship to your safety, and the reason danger signs are red and not green or purple. This course delineates the requirements for workplace safety and health signs and tags relative to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements. This is a good course to acquaint personnel as to why signs are there for their safety and why theyshould be observed. $20.00

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SITE SAFETYCONCERNS COMING SOON!
In any emergency there are safety and health concerns. Some concerns are common to almost all responses while others are particular to a specific response. This course provides an overview of the various response safety concerns and provides an understanding of the components of an appreciation for a site safety plan geared to the particular safety concerns for the response. $20.00

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SMALL HAZMAT SPILLS COMING SOON!
Small HAZMAT Spills Small spills of hazardous materials can be as much a problem as a major spill depending on the material spilled and the location. All spills should be treated seriously. This course provides personnel with the basic understanding of knowing what hazards are involved in spills, the procedures to respond effectively and safely, the various methods to secure a leak and the importance of the decontamination process. $20.00

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STAIRWAYS & LADDERS SAFETY
A basic course that outlines the role stairs and ladders play in assisting us in accomplishing our work. This course also outlines the potential concerns for workplace safety regarding the use of ladders and stairways. This is a good course for those new to the workplace or for those that need a safety minute to help them understand the potential hazards to themselves or others. $20.00

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SULFURIC ACID (H2SO4) SAFETY
Sulfuric Acid is a clear, odorless, and viscous liquid that is extremely corrosive. Sulfuric acid is the largest volume industrial chemical produced in the world. While sulfuric acid has many uses, it is also extremely dangerous to humans. This course will familiarize you with some of the hazards and precautions you should follow when working around sulfuric acid and is designed to help develop an awareness of the First Aid needs if you or a co-worker comes into contact with Sulfuric acid. $20.00

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WALKING / WORKING SURFACES
A basic course that outlines the potential hazards associated with surface that we work from and we walk on everyday at work. This course examines safety of these surfaces, the importance of these surfaces to all of us, along with housekeeping and construction factors. This is a good course for those new to the workplace or for those that need a safety minute to help them understand the potential hazards to themselves or others. $20.00

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