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How to conduct pre-job occupational health and safety training?
«Theory is when everything is known, but nothing works. Practice is when everything works, but no one knows why.

How to conduct an unscheduled occupational safety training?
When unscheduled OHS training is required, how to organize it, who takes part, how testing works, and what documents to issue and file afterward.

How to conduct a repeated occupational safety training?
«Repetition is the mother of learning» Confucius Refresher training is like watching your favorite movie again, you already know the basic plot, but you will always find something new or well-forgotten.

How to conduct an internship?
Welcome to the final episode of our premiere series on the initiation of a newly hired employee.

How to conduct an occupational health and safety training at the workplace?
«Safety is what happens between your ears, not what you hold in your hands» — Jeff Cooper In the previous series of our series on training, your company hired a new employee — provided him with a laptop, stationery, etc. and conducted an introductory occupational safety training.

Introductory occupational health and safety training: what is it who should it be conducted for and when?
“You don’t need to know the whole Safety alphabet. Points A, B, C will save you if you follow them”. Mines Magazine In the life of every company this day comes — the day of a new employee’s hiring. He has already received a laptop, signed a bunch of personnel documents but you feel that there is something left unsaid between you…

Responsibility for violations of labor protection requirements
«Of the major incentives to improve safety, by far the most compelling is that of economics. The moral incentive, which is most evident following an accident, is more intense but is relatively short lived.” — Jerome F.

How to prepare for a visit by a State Labor officer?
What inspectors check, which documents must be ready, how to brief staff, what happens on site, and how to fix issues in advance to pass a labor inspection.

What PPE should be provided to employees?
«Think you’re safe? Think again, and again….» — Unknown HSE engineer Recent joint researches by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) have shown that work-related illnesses and injuries have caused nearly 2 million deaths. Most work-related deaths were caused by respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
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