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June 6, 2024
1:00PM – 1:45PM EST
The Fire Protection & Prevention (FPP) online safety course will cover basic understanding of fire risks and the key elements for preventing them from occurring in the work environment. Specifically, each section will communicate different fire prevention safety tips, such as steps to control fires, knowing how to read all fire extinguisher labels for proper usage and where to locate fire extinguishers in case of a fire.
At the end of the course, workers will use their knowledge about the P.A.S.S. method to extinguish a fire in an interactive mini-game.
This course is designed to help construction workers learn the hazards associated with electricity, help them to identify common construction electrical hazards, and learn proper control measures to protect themselves and others.
At the end of the course, workers explore an interactive mini-game, where they piece together the events leading up to an accident caused by an electrical hazard.
This course on silica exposure teaches workers what to do to mitigate their exposure to silica when performing everyday exposure activities. Starting with a brief overview of the course, we then move into a high-level explanation of silica, the standard set by OSHA, and the engineering and control methods you can use to keep yourself safe while working.
The Viral Disease Prevention course teaches workers about what they can and should do to mitigate the spread of infectious diseases such as COVID-19 or Influenza while on the job site. Starting with a brief course overview, we then explore what a viral disease is and the steps you can take to keep yourself and others safe while working. Topics covered include social distancing, personal hygiene, cleaning the tools and equipment you and others interact with, and what to do if you should find yourself infected with a viral disease.
This course on face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic teaches workers how to stay safe and keep others safe from COVID-19 while working on the jobsite. Starting with a brief overview of the course, we then cover how to secure a cloth face mask properly, and then move on to ways to lessen your dependency on respirators. The course ends with suggestions on ways you can decontaminate respirators, and when this option would come into play on the jobsite.
This CLS: Safety Awareness—Working at Heights course trains workers on how to use the OODA Loop to protect themselves and their coworkers against potential hazards when working at heights on construction job sites. As they become more familiar with the four steps of the OODA Loop, workers will learn to Observe the work area for signs of fall-related hazards, Orient to hazards and ask themselves how they can mitigate them, Decide on the safest course of action, and Act to eliminate any risk. Topics include guardrails, personal fall arrest systems, scaffolds, aerial lifts, ladders, holes, leading edges, and falling objects.
At the end of the course, workers will put their learning to the test by entering our OODA Loop simulator, where they will go through each step of the OODA Loop to find and mitigate hazards in a 3D construction environment.
The Personal Fall Arrest Systems or PFAS safety course introduces workers on the jobsite to harnesses, lanyards, and anchor points. The course is broken up into four different sections (Harnesses, Lanyards, Anchor Points, Fall Calculations). Each contains a series of interactive lecture style simulations. Starting with an introduction for each section, workers taking this course will learn about different types of harnesses, Lanyards, and anchor points, the various components and connectors, and how to inspect them. This course also provides an introduction into calculating free-fall distances and available clearance and provides a practice lecture so workers can test what they’ve learned.
The ladder safety course teaches workers about the importance of utilizing, inspecting, and maintaining ladders for use on the jobsite. Starting with an overview of the course, we then move into an introduction to ladder safety and cover things that workers can do to ensure that they’re mitigating ladder-related fall hazards on the jobsite. Topics covered in this course include ladder inspection, setting up a ladder, and ladder safety tips.
The Mindforge Leading & Unprotected Edges course focuses on helping workers identify leading edges and what steps to take to secure the area so that work can safely continue. Starting with identifying leading edges on a jobsite, the course then covers the different ways you can stay safe, like installing safety nets and guardrails. The course wraps up looking at fall protection equipment that can be used when performing formwork and installing warning control lines properly.
The MindForge Tool Tethering course teaches workers how to use tethers to secure tools on the jobsite. This lecture-style simulation focuses on drop and fall hazards presented by unsecured tools while teaching you the various ways tool tethers can mitigate and even eliminate drop and fall hazards related to tools.
OSHA records over 42,000 falling object incidents each year. That's about 116 incidents a day. What's worse is that these incidents are easily preventable by using some standard jobsite controls. That is why the MindForge Falling Object course aims to provide workers with the skills and know-how to identify and mitigate any falling object-related hazards on the jobsite. Starting with a brief overview, we then move into a series of animated videos to educate workers on how to mitigate and prevent falling object hazards on the jobsite. Finally, we move into some interactive simulators to help you put into practice the skills and knowledge you've gained from taking the course.
The Scissor Lift Safety course introduces workers on the jobsite to the main contributors of scissor lift fall and tip-over hazards and what they can do to mitigate hazardous situations on the jobsite. Starting with a brief overview of course expectations, we then explore several topics, including fall protection, stabilization, positioning, hazardous situations, inspecting scissor lifts, and training requirements for operating a lift.
This CLS: Safety Awareness—Mobile Equipment course trains workers to use the OODA Loop to protect themselves and their coworkers against potential hazards when working with and around mobile equipment on construction job sites. As they become more familiar with the four steps of the OODA Loop, workers will learn to Observe the work area for signs of mobile equipment hazards, Orient to hazards and ask themselves how they can mitigate them, Decide on the safest course of action, and Act to eliminate any risk. Topics include working on foot near equipment, inspecting equipment, climbing equipment, ROPS, seat belts, operating equipment, and transporting workers.
At the end of the course, workers will put their learning to the test by entering our OODA Loop simulator, where they will go through each step of the OODA Loop to find and mitigate hazards in a 3D construction environment.
This CLS: Safety Awareness—Securing Loads course trains workers to use the OODA Loop to protect themselves, their coworkers, and the public against potential hazards when transporting materials and equipment to and from construction job sites. As they become more familiar with the four steps of the OODA Loop, workers will learn to Observe the work area for signs of load securement hazards, Orient to hazards and ask themselves how they can mitigate them, Decide on the safest course of action, and Act to eliminate any risk. Topics include vehicle inspections, loose materials and debris, basic load securement requirements, shifting loads, and unloading materials.
At the end of the course, workers will put their learning to the test by entering our OODA Loop simulator, where they will go through each step of the OODA Loop to find and mitigate hazards in a 3D construction environment.
The MindForge course on using stilts aims to educate workers on the many advantages of using drywall stilts when performing specific job site tasks. This course begins with a series of animated videos that highlight the benefits and conveniences that stilts provide on the job site while also providing best practices that aim to keep you safe while using stilts. The course then presents two interactive simulators that allow you to put what you’ve just learned into practice.
This CLS: Safety Awareness—Struck-By Hazards course trains workers to use the OODA Loop to protect themselves and their coworkers against potential struck-by hazards on construction job sites. As they become more familiar with the four steps of the OODA Loop, workers will learn to Observe the work area for signs of struck-by hazards, Orient to hazards, and ask themselves how they can mitigate them, Decide on the safest course of action, and Act to eliminate any risk. Topics include situational blindness, PPE, falling objects, flying objects, swinging and slipping objects, mobile equipment, and working near roadways.
At the end of the course, workers will put their learning to the test by entering our OODA Loop simulator, where they will go through each step of the OODA Loop to find and mitigate hazards in a 3D construction environment.
The MindForge "Just In Time" training on Scaffolding is a shorter lecture simulation course specifically focused on scaffolding safety. The lecture is broken into three main parts, starting with supported scaffolding and moving on to suspended scaffolding and aerial lifts. This MindForge "Just in Time" training aims to be a quick and informative way to educate your workers on scaffolding safety requirements.
What does it take to be an effective leader, and how can one aspire to lead? The MindForge "Relentless Leadership" course not only answers these questions but provides an ever-evolving framework that existing and aspiring leaders can adapt in their organizations. This training is led and developed by Perry Maughmer and presented so that it works no matter where you are on your leadership journey. This course is perfect for tradespeople that are moving into a leadership role.
This is a short video about what MindForge is about and how you will use it to interact with your teams.
This CIASP course on “Risk Factors” highlights the twelve predominant risk factors the construction industry faces regarding suicide and how understanding these risk factors can help with suicide prevention.
In this course, employees will learn the basic principles of Lockout Tagout. The course begins with LOTO fundamentals, and then covers types of hazardous energy. It explains the roles and responsibilities for isolation of hazardous energy, and when written procedures are required. Employees will also learn the six steps of a lockout tagout operation and the methods of group lockout, and when forcible removal of lockout tagout devices are allowed. By the end of this course, employees will understand what LOTO is, and when it is required.
Course participants will learn how to obtain the necessary information to protect themselves from workplace hazardous chemical exposure.
In this course, employees will learn rules, regulations, and safe operating principles of scissor lifts. This includes basic operating principles, inspections, hazards, and operating rules.
Course participants will learn the rules for respiratory protection, principles and components of respirators, and the proper use, inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of respirators.
Course participants will learn the rules and requirements for working and silica hazard areas, and the engineering and administrative controls needed to protect themselves.
Course participants will learn the requirements of fall protection, the types of fall protection systems, and selection, inspection, and use of fall protection.
Course participants will learn the rules, regulations, and safe operating principles for mobile elevated work platforms. This course includes the requirements of both OSHA and ANSI A92.24-2018.
Course participants will learn the basic principles of ladder use, ladder selection, inspection, and safe use.
The PPE Requirement course from JJ Keller covers the different types of PPE and how to care for and use it properly.
Following this training students should be able to:
The Confined Spaces course from JJ Keller Helps employees meet the OSHA standard requirements regarding confined spaces.
The Bloodborne Pathogens course from JJ Keller is designed to help learners review methods to keep themselves and those around them safe from exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
Following this training students should be able to:
The Guide to Donning and Doffing Gloves course by JJ Keller is designed to provide learners with training about the proper way to don (put on) and doff (take off) single-use, disposable gloves (such as latex gloves) for maximum protection against contamination.
The Electrical Safety course is designed to familiarize learners with the basics of electrical safety, including how to recognize and avoid electrical hazards.
Following this training students should be able to:
The Hot Work course from JJ Keller helps drive home the dangers of hot work and the importance of using safe work practices by featuring real-world industry professionals.
Following this training, students should be able to:
The Lockout Tagout course from JJ Keller helps keep your authorized, affected, and other employees safe. Starting with a brief overview of lockout tagout, the course then moves on to more in-depth coverage of proper lockout tagout practices and the dangers of hazardous energy.
Following this training students should be able to:
The Hazardous Communications course from JJ Keller is designed to help learners comply with HazCom training requirements and GHS provisions.
Following this training students should be able to:
The Hazmat: General Awareness Training is designed to familiarize you with the HMR to help you work safely around hazmat. It helps you meet the General Awareness training requirement.
After taking this course workers should understand:
Backing counts as a tiny percentage of a driver's driving time. But, the most common, and sometimes most costly, crashes or incidents in trucking involve backing. Backing incidents don't just damage trailers, buildings, and other equipment; sometimes, they're fatal.
The Backing Techniques: JJ Keller designed the Driver Training Series to help reduce the number of backing accidents by teaching drivers how to recognize the dangers of backing and provide expert-level backing procedures. It covers the proper procedures for each backing maneuver, including straight-line, alley dock, sight-side jackknife, blind-side jackknife backing, and parallel parking.
After completing this program, students will be able to:
In almost every profession, technique is what separates the good from the great. Whether we look at athletes, chefs, or commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers, those with the best techniques are the ones who excel.
You learn good techniques through instruction and practice. Drivers need to cultivate their skills and attitude to turn good driving techniques into good habits that prevent costly and sometimes tragic accidents.
The Driving Techniques: JJ Keller designed the Driver Training Series to help drivers understand the basic driving techniques that will help them develop the skills and attitude necessary to operate a CMV safely. Specifically, it covers the importance of driving defensively and knowing how to safely maneuver a CMV through turns and intersections, over railroad crossings, while merging and passing, and driving through roundabouts.
After this course, a student should understand:
More than a quarter of all work-related fatalities occur in occupations that require driving, or the transportation of goods, making the need for defensive driving skills clear. In order to avoid injury, or worse, death, drivers need to understand what defensive driving really means and what unique challenges a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) driver faces. Even if you’re a veteran driver, you need to avoid becoming complacent.
Defensive driving begins with the principle that you can avoid being the cause of an accident and can avoid being involved in an accident caused by another driver’s actions. Defensive driving involves intentionally driving in such a way as to reduce the risk of an accident.
This course is designed to help drivers develop their defensive driving skills. Specifically, it offers up best practices on how to anticipate the potential for danger and avoid it
More than a quarter of all work-related fatalities occur in occupations that require driving, or the transportation of goods, making the need for defensive driving skills clear. In order to avoid injury, or worse, death, drivers need to understand what defensive driving really means and what unique challenges a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) driver faces. Even if you’re a veteran driver, you need to avoid becoming complacent.
Defensive driving begins with the principle that you can avoid being the cause of an accident and can avoid being involved in an accident caused by another driver’s actions. Defensive driving involves intentionally driving in such a way as to reduce the risk of an accident.
This program is designed to help drivers develop their defensive driving skills. Specifically, it offers up best practices on how to anticipate the potential for danger and avoid it.
After completing this course a worker should be able to:
More than a quarter of all work-related fatalities occur in occupations that require driving, or the transportation of goods, making the need for defensive driving skills clear. To avoid injury, or worse, death, drivers need to understand what defensive driving means and what unique challenges a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) driver faces. Even if you’re a veteran driver, you need to avoid becoming complacent.
Defensive driving begins with the principle that you can avoid being the cause of an accident and avoid an accident caused by another driver’s actions. Defensive driving involves intentionally driving in such a way as to reduce the risk of an accident.
JJ Keller designed this program to help drivers develop their defensive driving skills. Specifically, it offers up best practices on how to anticipate the potential for danger and avoid it.
After this course, workers should be able to:
More than a quarter of all work-related fatalities occur in occupations that require driving, or the transportation of goods, making the need for defensive driving skills clear. To avoid injury, or worse, death, drivers need to understand what defensive driving means and what unique challenges a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) driver faces. Even if you’re a veteran driver, you need to avoid becoming complacent.
Defensive driving begins with the principle that you can avoid being the cause of an accident and avoid an accident caused by another driver’s actions. Defensive driving involves intentionally driving in such a way as to reduce the risk of an accident.
JJ Keller designed this program to help drivers develop their defensive driving skills. Specifically, it offers up best practices on how to anticipate the potential for danger and avoid it.
After this course, a worker should understand:
The Alcohol & Drug Testing: What Drivers Need to Know course by JJ Keller covers the eleven items required by Section 382.601 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations including alcohol and drug prohibitions, the types of tests required, testing procedures, consequences of violating the prohibitions, and the effects of alcohol abuse and drug use. It has also been updated to reflect FMCSA's change in the minimum annual percentage rate for random drug testing of CMV drivers to 25%, effective January 1, 2016.
The CMV Driver Basics course by JJ Keller provides an overview of CMV operation as required by 49 CFR Part 380. You must also cover regulatory details based on the type of CMV (property- or passenger-carrying) drivers operate. You must also provide detailed Hours of Service training (required in 49 CFR Part 395).
The Coupling & Uncoupling: Double Trailers course by JJ Keller is designed to help drivers understand the techniques that will help them safely couple and uncouple double trailers. Specifically, it covers how to safely position a converter dolly, how to connect the dolly to the front and rear trailers, how to disconnect the rear trailer, and the safe process for moving the dolly to storage.
The JJ Keller Coupling & Uncoupling: Driver Training Series course is designed to help drivers understand the techniques that will help them safely couple and uncouple their tractor-trailer. Specifically, it covers what to look for when inspecting the coupling system, how to safely work with their landing gear and fifth wheel, and converter dollies.
The Distracted Driving course by JJ Keller is aimed specifically at CMV drivers and others who drive as part of their profession (sales people, business travelers, small vehicle delivery drivers, military personnel, public servants, cabbies, etc.) It details strategies drivers can use to deal with their own distracted driving and that of others.
The Driver Training Series by JJ Keller is a collection of training programs which emphasize the essential skills necessary for staying safe on the road. This series is appropriate for all levels of drivers, from the entry-level to the veteran driver.
The Accident Procedures portion of this course is designed to help drivers understand what to do after being involved in (or witnessing) an accident. Specifically, it covers the procedures drivers should follow in order to safely and legally deal with the situation in a short period of time
The Forklift Training course is designed to help learners choose, inspect, and operate a forklift in a safe way, protecting themselves and their coworkers from the potential hazards associated with their use
The Forklift Workshop training course is designed to help students training on forklift operator safety learn to protect themselves and their coworkers from the potential hazards associated with their use.
