Sustancias tóxicas y riesgos para la salud

Amianto, plomo, sílice, berilio, cadmio, cromo, disolventes, patógenos transmitidos por la sangre y ruido.

Seguridad del DBCP (1,2-dibromo-3-cloropropano)

Aprenda sobre el límite de exposición al DBCP, las áreas reguladas, la ropa de protección y los respiradores, los pasos de limpieza y emergencia, y sus derechos médicos y de información, con comprobaciones de conocimientos, un escenario interactivo y un cuestionario final.

Seguridad contra el polvo de algodón

Infórmese sobre lo que significa la normativa sobre el polvo de algodón para usted como trabajador de una fábrica textil: su límite de polvo, cómo se mide el polvo, las prácticas de limpieza que lo mantienen bajo control, los respiradores, los exámenes médicos y la capacitación.

Ventilación y chorro abrasivo en la construcción

Learn what abrasive blasting dust does, when a blasting respirator is required, what other protection you need, and how to work safely around blast-cleaning enclosures and their exhaust ventilation.

Seguridad en las emisiones de los hornos de coque

Learn the regulated areas, exposure limit and signs, when to wear a respirator and protective clothing, the hygiene rules, and your medical exams and rights as a worker in a coke oven regulated area.

Seguridad del 1,3-butadieno

Learn the health hazards and exposure limits for 1,3-butadiene, how regulated areas, respirators and protective clothing work, what to do in a leak, and your rights to monitoring results and medical screening.

Seguridad del acrilonitrilo

Learn the exposure limits for acrylonitrile, how to protect your skin, eyes and lungs, what to do in a spill or emergency, and what your employer must do for you.

Methylene Chloride Safety (Paint and Coating Removal)

For workers and supervisors who strip paint, refinish floors or use other methylene chloride products: health effects, the PEL, STEL and action level, monitoring, regulated areas, controls, respirators, protective clothing, washing facilities, medical surveillance and…

Lead Safety in General Industry

For employees exposed to lead in plants, foundries, battery and recycling operations and other general industry work: the PEL and action level, monitoring, controls, respirators, protective clothing, hygiene, blood lead testing, medical removal protection and…

Inorganic Arsenic Safety

For workers in smelting, glass, pigment, semiconductor, chemical and other operations with inorganic arsenic: health effects, the PEL and action level, monitoring, regulated areas, controls, respirators and protective clothing, hygiene, housekeeping, medical surveillance, signs and…

Ethylene Oxide (EtO) Safety

For employees who work with ethylene oxide sterilizers, gas cylinders or EtO processes: hazards, the PEL, excursion limit and action level, monitoring, regulated areas and signs, controls, respirators (no half masks), protective clothing, emergencies, medical…

Cadmium Safety in General Industry

For workers and supervisors in plants and shops where cadmium is made, used or heated: health effects, the PEL and action level, exposure monitoring, regulated areas, controls, respirators and protective clothing, hygiene and housekeeping, medical…

Cadmium Safety in Construction

For construction workers and supervisors who may be exposed to cadmium: where it is found, the PEL and action level, exposure monitoring, regulated areas, controls, respirators and protective clothing, hygiene and housekeeping, medical surveillance and…

Beryllium in Construction (Abrasive Blasting)

For construction workers and supervisors exposed to beryllium, such as in abrasive blasting: sensitization and chronic beryllium disease, the PEL, STEL and action level, exposure assessment, the competent person and written exposure control plan, respirators,…

Beryllium Safety in General Industry

For workers and supervisors who machine, cast, grind or otherwise process beryllium and its alloys: sensitization and chronic beryllium disease, the PELs, STEL and action level, exposure assessment, work areas and regulated areas, controls, respirators…

Asbestos Safety in General Industry

For maintenance, custodial, brake and clutch, and manufacturing workers who may contact asbestos outside construction: health effects, ACM and PACM, the PEL and excursion limit, monitoring, regulated areas, controls, brake and clutch methods, respirators and…

Noise and Hearing Loss in Construction

For construction workers: know the OSHA permissible noise limits, how mixed noise levels add up over a shift, what must happen when noise is too loud, and how to use hearing protection that actually works.

Formaldehyde Awareness

For workers exposed to formaldehyde gas, solutions or formaldehyde-releasing materials: know the limits and your results, respect regulated areas, use the right protective equipment and emergency washing, handle leaks and spills, and use the medical…

Benzene Awareness

For workers where benzene is present: recognize its hazards, know the exposure limits and regulated areas, use the protection required, know your monitoring and medical rights, and respond to a splash or release.

Hexavalent Chromium Awareness

For workers and welders exposed to hexavalent chromium: know the limits and your exposure results, how exposure must be controlled, how to handle protective clothing and hygiene, and what medical surveillance you are entitled to.

Asbestos Awareness for Workers

Awareness for workers who may come across asbestos but do not remove it: know which materials to presume contain asbestos, read the signs and labels, do not disturb it, clean up and report the right…

Lead Safety for Construction Workers

For construction workers who disturb lead paint or work with lead: recognize lead tasks and health effects, know the interim protection you get before exposure is measured, use respirators and protective clothing right, keep lead…

Respirable Crystalline Silica for Construction Workers

For construction workers who cut, drill, grind or break concrete, masonry and stone: recognize silica tasks and their health hazards, run your tool with its Table 1 controls, wear the right respirator, clean up without…

Respirable Crystalline Silica for General Industry Workers

For general industry workers exposed to silica dust: know the health hazards and the exposure limits, respect regulated areas, use the dust controls and clean-up methods the rule requires, wear your respirator when required, and…

Hearing Conservation for Noise-Exposed Workers

For general industry workers exposed to noise at or above the action level: what puts you in a hearing conservation program, how to choose, fit and wear hearing protectors, and what your hearing tests mean.
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