Learn safety at your desktop. Web-based, CD, and other self-directed training from CoreMedia combine a proven history of instructional design to deliver an engaging and resonant learner experience.

Each course is self-paced, highly interactive, personal, convenient and cost-effective. CoreMedia online programs are produced using instructional design best practices: compelling graphic standards, use of images and animation, and — of course — content that’s relevant, accurate and easy to understand.

The amount of attention to detail creates a seamless and clear one-on-one experience for optimum retention. Lessons are strategically metered by interactions and mini-learning assessments. And users with audio capabilities have the added benefit of voiceover narration.

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Asbestos Awareness
Educate employees about the hazards of working with materials that may contain asbestos. You’ll learn the hazards of asbestos, methods to limit exposure, as well as the composition and nature of asbestos and where it’s typically found.

Basic Electrical Safety
Electrocution is the fourth leading cause of work-related deaths. This course is intended to introduce workers to basic electrical hazards in the workplace, how to work safely with electrical equipment, and the necessary steps to prevent electrical shock.

Bloodborne Pathogens
Teach workers to take precautions that will keep them protected while working around blood and other infectious body fluids. The lessons cover safety regulations, health requirements, and injury-response techniques.

Bloodborne Pathogens Emergency Response
In addition to recapping CoreMedia’s Bloodborne Pathogens program, this program helps train emergency response team members on how to administer aid to employees, correctly tag and dispose of potentially infectious materials, and use proper equipment and workplace clean up procedures.

Confined Space
Entry-permit confined space practices reduce accidents ... and this is the course to learn entry-team roles and responsibilities, along with the entry-permit requirements.

Cranes & Slings
This course explains how to conduct a visual safety inspection of overhead cranes, jib boom cranes, and commonly used slings. Crane operators will learn how to employ safe practices for lifting, moving and lowering a load.

Fall Protection
Help minimize the number of injuries and accidents for employees working from heights, whether they’re using a ladder, platform, or other elevated device. The inspection and use of different fall-arrest and work-positioning systems is addressed with best practices.

Fire Extinguisher Safety
Lives, property and business are put at risk with every chance of a fire. With the information and techniques covered in this course, workers will know how to prevent fires and how to contain them.

First Aid Basics
Every office and manufacturing environment should have personnel ready to respond to emergency situations. Expand employees’ knowledge and skills of first aid response. Two-part content provides the basics of first aid and how to quickly determine what action to take.

HAZCOM
Potentially hazardous substances in the workplace and taking steps to protect employees from the hazards are the focus: Lessons explain the HAZCOM standard-based rights and responsibilities, safety and work information available from labels and MSDSs, and safe work practices around hazardous substances.

HAZMAT Overview
No one ever expects to have a serious chemical emergency, but this program helps illustrate all the potential what-ifs. Employees will learn how to avoid potential catastrophes with hazardous materials, DOT rules, and the basics of materials handling.

HAZMAT Regulations for Shippers
Packing, marking, documenting, and shipping hazardous materials involve compliance with complex regulations intended to reduce the chances of environmental catastrophes and injuries during shipping and handling. This course provides the safety requirements and compliance, and the legal realities of shipping hazardous materials.

Hearing Conservation
Hearing is taken for granted more than any other sense, and it’s one of the most vulnerable. Because hearing loss often occurs painlessly over time, it goes unnoticed. Unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to get it back. This course provides the proper precautions.

Hot Work Permits
This Web-based course contains the lessons to help workers understand hot work conditions, the permit process, and working safely with flame or spark-producing tools in areas with flammables and combustibles.

Incident Investigation
Designed with team leaders in mind, this Web-based course presents a how-to on incident investigation for accidents and near misses — from initial response through team formation, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions with follow-up. Safety-related incidents can make work and the workplace safer — particularly if they are systematically investigated and corrected to prevent recurrence.

Ladder Safety
The incorrect use of ladders leads to thousands of workplace injuries and lost workdays every year. Following the procedures included in this interactive course could prevent almost all ladder-related accidents. Ladder selection, best practices for use, and inspection techniques are included.

Lead Awareness
Provide employees with information about the hazards associated with materials that may contain lead. This course covers the hazards of lead, the signs and symptoms of lead exposure, materials that may contain lead, and methods to limit exposure.

Lift Truck Safety
Operators who don’t use safe operating practices and load management principles place themselves and others at risk. This course delivers information and interactions to help workers conduct daily safety inspections, operate safely, and use good load management techniques.

Lockout/Tagout: Controlling Hazardous Energy
Energized machinery need not injure workers. Almost every lockout/tagout-related injury and fatality is preventable if workers adhered to the OSHA-based procedures for lockout/tagout and re-energizing after equipment down-time.

Office Ergonomics
Simple adjustments and minimal re-design of a workstation is often all that’s needed for office workers to avoid the muscle and soft tissue strains associated with musculoskeletal disorders. Workers will learn the principles of dynamic motion and sound ergonomics.

Personal Protective Equipment
As soon as workers recognize the hazards of inappropriate or poorly fitting safety gear, they’re on their way to preventing injuries. This course includes content to understand the right PPE for the job across a wide a range of work environments.

Respiratory Safety
This course covers respirator-related information and safety guidelines, including an overview of fit-testing, seal-checking, and maintenance techniques. Lessons review safety practices for both purifying and air-supplying respirators.

Straight Back Talk
Almost any movement or position can cause cumulative wear-and-tear until it triggers an injury—causing pain, lost workdays, and lower productivity. Based on four simple safety practices and proven ergonomics, this course is designed to help workers protect their backs.

Walking/Working Surfaces
Slips, trips, and falls are responsible for more workplace accidents than any other category. Using this training will boost workers’ safety consciousness on different types of flooring surfaces, ramps, bridges, and elevated platforms, including ladders and scaffolds.

Pop-ups
Trainees are able to click key graphic elements to identify or uncover pertinent content.

Sort-and-order
Place items in order, a feature that can be used to indicate the sequence of steps necessary to demonstrate a specific procedure.

Identification
Selecting items that meet specific criteria. For example, users are able to identify what scenarios might result in an accident, and what can be done to avoid them.

Matching
Match terms and definitions, features and benefits, and other paired information. It’s an excellent way to evaluate comprehension of if/then or predictive types of knowledge.

Multiple choice
Encompasses a wide variety of templates, including single answer, multiple correct, text-based, image-based, and true/false questions.

Audio
Voiceover summary of each screen provides an enhanced learning experience and communicates course objectives, while allowing the users to quickly navigate through the course.

Add-ons
Custom features may also include email option, glossary, “help” section, in-depth testing, certificates, and a “job aid” — a printable reference sheet learners can use after the training is complete.

Ready solution or a customized fit
Choose from more than a dozen online safety courses or modify a course to add unique workplace details. And if you can’t find what you’re looking for, we’ll create the course for you. Whatever choice you make, expect a learning experience that is self-paced, highly interactive, personal, convenient and cost-effective.

Supported by all leading learning management systems
With the flexibility of all proven learning management systems, employees are able to take command of their training and you don’t have to worry about tracking enrollment, class history, and follow-up. It’s easy!

System requirements and settings

• Internet access
• 800 x 600 screen resolution
• Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher
• Flash 6.0+
• Cookie- and JavaScript-enabled
• Sound card and speakers