THIS TRAINING HAS MADE US RETHINK SAFETY AT WORK. WE WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS TO OTHER CEMETERIES! -MARVIN DEARMAN, GENERAL MANAGER AT KILPATRICK SERENITY GARDENS
Award-Winning: Custom Printed OSHA Manual + Unlimited Online Training + Certified Safety Data Sheets. Programs include:
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
General Cemetery Safety
Excavation, Trenching and Confined Space Safety Program
Lockout / Tagout Program
Scissor Lift Safety Program
Power Hand Tools Safety Program
General Safety Checklist
Each Program Comes Equipped With:
Written Compliance Plan
Recordkeeping requirements
Fact Sheets and Resources
Customizable OSHA Forms
Online access to the plan
One copy of a printed plan with forms for reference
Printable Posters
Training Topics and Online Training
Employee Training Documentation
Trainer Qualifications
Annual Program Review
Includes All of The Following Trainings:
Emergency Action and Fire Safety Training
Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Training
Hazard Communication Training and Certified Safety Data Sheets
Respiratory Protection Training
Personal Protective Equipment Training
Spill Response Training
Slips, Trips, and Falls Training
Ladder Safety Training
Confined Space Safety Training
Lockout / Tagout Training
Scissor Lift Safety Training
Power Hand Tools Safety Training
Online OSHA Trainings Come With:
Live Chat
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 human remains during their work at a cemetery are considered at-risk.
