Compliance Essentials Equine

Compliance Essentials Award-Winning: Custom Safety Manual + Unlimited Online Training include: Online Training Courses: Sexual Harassment and Workplace Harassment Emergency Action and Fire Safety Program Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Program Hazard Communication Program and Certified Safety Data Sheets Respiratory Protection Program Personal Protective Equipment Program Spill Response Program Slips, Trips, and Falls Program Ladder Safety Program Radiation and Laser Safety Program Field Safety and Lone Worker Program Anesthesia Safety Program Hearing Protection Program Ergonomics and Safe Lifting Infectious Disease Prevention Program Vehicle and Trailer Safety ProgramField Service and Lone worker Safety Safe Driving (with and without trailers) Dental Safety Handling and Restraint Safety Training Program Zoonotic Disease Protocols Hazardous Materials Reproduction Safety Essential Compliance Materials: Custom Digital Safety Manual Online Recordkeeping Access to Safety FAQs Training Topics Include: General Workplace Safety Animal Handling Safety Infection Prevention Bloodborne Pathogens Workplace Violence Prevention Sexual Harassment Awareness Safe Driving Laser Safety Bite Prevention Each Program Comes Equipped With: Written Compliance Plan Recordkeeping requirements Online access to the plan Training Topics and Online Training Employee Training Documentation Trainer Qualifications Online Safety Trainings Come With: Real-Time Feedback Unlimited Retakes Customized Certificate and Proof of Training Employee Training Documentation No Logins Required Cloud-based Recordkeeping Compatible on any Computer, Mobile or Tablet Device Unlimited technical assistance, by telephone and email Who is “At-Risk”? All full- and part-time employees, workers, outside contractors and anyone who comes into contact with chemicals and deceased remains during their work at a equine facilities are considered at-risk. Everyone is responsible for creating and maintaining a safe and secure work area. There are no exceptions. Attending training sessions annually will ensure at-risk employees are: knowledgeable about the types of bloodborne pathogens encountered familiar with proven methods to reduce exposure risks, and aware of the proper use of personal protection equipment.