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All orders are shipped within 3 business days, depending on availability.
NOTE: Products are only shipped within the continental United States. For complete shipping and return policy go here.
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Online Safety Training for Cleaning Companies (OSHA Compliant)
The Janitorial Store and EMPO Corporation proudly bring you the convenience of OSHA Compliant, online safety training. Did you know that OSHA requires employers to train their employees in the safety and health aspects of their jobs in order to protect them from injuries and illnesses? Training is also essential for keeping Worker's Compensation claims to a minimum, which keeps costs down. Employers need to keep records of all safety and health training because records provide evidence of the employer's compliance with OSHA standards. One of the first questions an accident investigator will ask is, "Was the injured employee trained to do the job?" If you keep good records, you can confidently answer "Yes" to that question. For more information about OSHA safety requirements for cleaning companies, listen to the following interview with James Browning, Safety Consultant and Trainer, Empo Corporation.
To purchase online safety training, click the link below.
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Online Safety Training for Cleaning Companies: General Safety
 General safety training covers an array of safety topics including hazards in the workplace, employee responsibilities pertaining to reporting injures and workplace hazards, building emergency procedures, emergency preparedness, fire safety, first aid, electrical safety, chemical safety, heat stress, hearing conservation, eye strain, bloodborne pathogens and potentially infectious hazards, back safety, ergonomics, workplace violence prevention, and OSHA reporting requirements. General safety training is imperative for all organizations, no matter what the industry. This general safety training will be beneficial for all workers to understand and implement in their daily work activities. more info > > >
Hazardous Communications: Employee Right To Know
 All workplaces have hazards. Employees must be educated--in advance--about the potential hazards in their work environment. Hazardous Communications, also known as Employee Right-To-Know, covers both identified and potential hazards in the workplace, specifically chemical hazards, physical hazards, noise hazards, and infectious hazards. more info > > >
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Tele-Classes & Webinars