KNOWLEDGE CENTER
      Loss Prevention and Risk Management Training
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Knowledge Centers are places where employees can go to take and record required training. Knowledge Centers are associated with Primary Risk Areas. Knowledge Centers are comprised of many Training Programs. Coming Soon there will be "Testing Centers" associated with the Knowledge Centers.

The listed training programs have been selected from many different sources based on effectiveness and relevance to your industry. Simply select the training program(s) that best corresponds to your training requirements. You can retake the training programs as many times as you need in order to gain the desired level of understanding. As soon as you feel you understand the subject matter, simply go to the Testing Center and complete the test that has been assigned to you. When you are finished your test will be automatically submitted for evaluation.

Emergencies and Fire Protection

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MANAGEMENT TRAINING
GENERAL INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS

MARITIME INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS

Accident Management
Accident Prevention
Accident Prevention
Accident Prevention
Fire Protection
Emergencies and Evacuations
Confined Space Entry (Construction)
Emergencies and Evacuations
Emergency Management Guide for Business and Industry (FEMA)
Fire Safety & Extinguishers
Crane Safety and Potential Emergencies
Emergency Procedures
Confined Space Entry
Emergencies and Site Evacuations
Fire Watch in Shipyards
Eye Injury Prevention
Site Emergency Procedures
Fire Safety & Extinguishers
Fire Safety & Extinguishers
Offshore Operations
Eye Injury Prevention
Eye Injury Prevention
FORMS
OSHA/NIOSH TRAINING
EPA TRAINING

TRANSPORTATION TRAINING

Training Roster
Evacuation Plans e-Tool
Intro to Spills and Reporting (CERCLA)
Highway Work Zones:
Signs, Signals, and Barricades
Training Acknowledgement
Eye and Face Protection
Overview of CERCLA
Injury Prevention
 
Selection and Use of PPE
Accidental Release Prevention
Drowsy Driving Prevention
 
Safety and Health Management e-Tool
Emergency Planning Requirements
Effects of Alcohol on Driving Skills
 
Preventing Injuries and Deaths to Fire Fighters (NIOSH)
Oil Pollution Prevention
Driver Attitudes and Behavior
 
Suggested Guidance for Supervisors at Disaster Rescue Sites (NIOSH)
Water Pollution Prevention
 Work-related Roadway Crashes
Prevention Strategies for Employers
 
Eye Hazards for Emergency Response and Disaster Recovery (NIOSH)
Facts: Common Cleanup Methods
Federal Motor Carrier Security (Company)
 
NIOSH Alert: Preventing Injuries and Deaths of Fire Fighters due to Structural Collapse
Facts: Pollution Prevention
Federal Motor Carrier Security (Driver)
 
Coping with a Traumatic Event (NIOSH)
Radiation Emergencies
 
Bioterrorism: An Overview
 
Fire Cleanup Worker Safety
 
Extreme Weather Emergencies
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DISCLAIMER
These Training Programs are intended for use as guidance and do not represent authoritative policy. Many of these programs have been selected from various regulatory agencies and may not necessaily reflect the current position of those agencies. These training programs are not intended and cannot be relied upon to create any rights or responsibilities, substantive or procedural, enforceable by any party in litigation with SMC.