EH&S Compliance Library

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Just one employee taking our highly effective training courses, creates awareness and behavior shift that could result in millions of dollars in EH&S Non-Compliance cost avoidance.

GECBTS’ Knowledge Transfer Library includes:

  • 521 EH&S Compliance training courses

  • The Pulse Training® course package is segmented into 150 min multi video training course package, segmented into 5 min single video training modules, with knowledge retention tools and assessment included.

Our EH&S Compliance Training Courses are priced to provide a return on training investment that can be measured in just days and weeks after purchase. 

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Move It Safely: Avoiding Injury While Moving Materials
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This video training will guide the learners to understand and value the proper methods of materials movement, as it pertains to their personal safety and safety of others.  The training course emphasizes the causes and serious effects of improper movement of materials.

Two of the main causes of injuries to material handling workers are attempting to prove to their co-workers that they can “handle the load without proper equipment assistance” and not wanting to take time to get the proper equipment, nor do they ask for help. This leads to workers struggling to lift and carry materials which are too heavy to be moved safely. In order to move objects safely, employees must be well trained in safe material handling techniques while also maintaining the proper “safety mindset” to use their safety training knowledge each time they lift or move an object. 

Serious workplace injuries cost businesses more than $58 billion per year — a nearly 3 percent increase from the 2017 findings.

Source: Liberty Mutual

  • Safe work practices, techniques and precautions while moving materials
  • Evaluating material movement potential failures
  • Taking the appropriated precautions when preparing to move a load of materials   
  • Manual and assisted lifting techniques to mitigate injury.
  • Use of hand trucks, carts and dollies for safe material movement.

  • All Organizational Positions Involved in Material Handling