Knowledge Center

KNOWLEDGE CENTER

Loss Prevention and Risk Management Training

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.

Machinery and Equipment Use

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MANAGEMENT TRAINING	GENERAL INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS	CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS	MARITIME INDUSTRY TRAINING TOPICS
OSHA Compliance	Basic Machine Guarding	Compressed Gas Safety	Cargo Dock Safety
OSHA Inspections	Electrical Safety	General Crane Safety	Forklift Safety & Operation
Machine Guarding	Forklift Safety and Operation	Crane Safety Management	Fueling Operations
Employer Traffic Accident Costs	General Housekeeping	Hand & Power Tool Safety	Crane Safety Management
	General Crane Safety	Heavy Equipment	Offshore Operations
	Lockout Tagout	Powder Actuated Tools	Shipyard Safety
		Welding and Cutting	Welding and Cutting
		Trench Boxes and Excavations	Hand & Power Tool Safety

FORMS	OSHA/NIOSH TRAINING	EPA TRAINING	TRANSPORTATION TRAINING
Training Roster	Battery Manufacturing	List of Compliance Assistance Tools for Construction Sites	Motor Carrier
Training Acknowledgement	Beverage Delivery	Introduction to UST Management	PART 382 ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING REQUIREMENTS
	Grocery Warehousing	Air Emissions Standards	PART 383 COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE STANDARDS: REQUIREMENTS AND PENALTIES
	Lockout Tagout	Facts: Pollution Prevention	PART 385 SAFETY FITNESS PROCEDURES
	Logging Operations	Introduction to Boiler Furnaces	PART 390 FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY REGULATIONS: GENERAL
	Machine Guarding	Introduction to Closure and Post Closure	PART 391 QUALIFICATION OF DRIVERS
	Poultry Processing	Introduction to Containment Buildings	PART 392 DRIVING OF MOTOR VEHICLES
	Shipyard Employment	Introduction to Groundwater Monitoring	PART 393 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES NECESSARY FOR SAFE OPERATION
	Steel Erection	Introduction to HW Storage Containers	PART 396 INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE
	Woodproducts: Sawmills	Introduction to Tanks	Aviation
	Woodproducts: Woodworking	Water Pollution Prevention	Airport Snow and Ice Equipment
	Preventing Injuries When Working with Hydraulic Excavators and Backhoe Loaders (NIOSH)		Airport Ground Vehicle Operations
	Construction: Repair and Maintenance Safety (NIOSH)
	Farm Tractors: Moving Bales (NIOSH)
	Control of Baler Hazards (NIOSH)
	Safe Maintenance of Robotics (NIOSH)
Language Translator	Wood Chipper Safety (NIOSH)

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.