Whether you're responding to an emergency or managing workplace safety protocols, bloodborne pathogen exposure is a serious risk that requires clear procedures and consistent action. This series equips both employees and employers with the knowledge and tools to prevent exposure, respond effectively, and meet OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. From universal precautions to post-exposure follow-up, these courses help create a safer, more compliant workplace for everyone.

COURSES:
Bloodborne Pathogens: Bloodborne Pathogens for Employees
Bloodborne Pathogens: Bloodborne Pathogens for Employers

Cold Stress and Working Safely in Frigid Conditions

Working in cold environments can lead to serious health risks, especially when temperatures drop below freezing or wind chill accelerates heat loss. This course explores how cold affects the body, how to recognize early signs of cold stress, and how to respond quickly and effectively to protect yourself and your team.

Toolbox talks are short, focused safety meetings that help teams align on hazards, regulations, and safe practices before work begins. This course explores how to prepare, lead, and document effective toolbox talks that engage your team, encourage participation, and build a strong safety culture.

Every workplace has a safety culture, whether it is intentional or not. This course explores how shared values, leadership, communication, and accountability shape a culture where safety is prioritized at every level. A strong safety culture does more than prevent injuries. It builds trust, boosts morale, and improves performance across the board.

Delegation isn’t just about lightening your workload – it’s a leadership skill that builds team capacity and supports professional growth. This lesson explores how to delegate with purpose, match tasks to team members, and maintain oversight while empowering others.

Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in educational institutions receiving federal funding. It provides protections against sexual harassment, sexual violence, and discrimination against gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, and more. The law’s application has been expanded beyond athletics to encompass all educational programs and activities.

Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most overlooked workplace hazards—yet it’s permanent and preventable. This course explores how hearing works, what causes damage, and how OSHA’s hearing conservation standards help protect workers across industries.

Collaboration is more than just working together – it’s about combining strengths, building trust, and achieving shared goals. This course explores the foundations of effective collaboration, from communication and collaboration emotional intelligence to psychological safety and team dynamics.

Hand and power tools are essential to many jobs, but they also present serious safety risks when used improperly. This course covers how to prepare your tools and workstation, select and use personal protective equipment, and operate tools safely. Learners will also explore best practices for electrical and pneumatic safety, as well as proper tool storage and maintenance.

Brainstorming is more than just tossing out ideas. It’s a structured method for generating creative solutions and making plans through open, dynamic discussion. This course explores how to lead effective brainstorming sessions, from setting the stage and encouraging participation to organizing ideas and assigning next steps. Learners will walk away with practical strategies to unlock creativity and drive innovation in any team setting.