NON-OSHA

Incident management systems, or IMSs, are a vital part of creating and improving the safety of our workplaces. An effective IMS is a combination of people and processes that help to reduce incidents and their impact while preventing them from happening again. Take these courses to learn what you can do and expect to make sure that your IMS is effective. You’ll learn about reporting, inspections, feedback, corrective actions and much more. These courses are ideal for all employees and may be especially useful for managers, supervisors and safety committee members.

The energy used during the semiconductor fabrication process can be dangerous. Take these courses to learn about the practices and programs, such as lockout/tagout, that your employer expects you to use to remain safe when working with energized equipment. These courses are ideal for all semiconductor fabrication workers.

To stay safe at work, it is important that you know about the hazards in your environment and the practices and programs your employer has in place to keep you and your co-workers healthy and safe. These courses will help you understand workplace hazards and how to avoid them using controls. The courses are ideal for all semiconductor fabrication workers, including semiconductor fabrication supervisors and office workers.

Semiconductor fabrication involves many hazardous liquid chemicals and gases that can be dangerous if people do not handle them properly. These courses will help you understand which liquid chemicals and gases you may encounter, what controls your employer has in place to minimize the danger and what you can do to remain healthy and safe. The courses are ideal for all semiconductor workers who work inside fabrication facilities.

Where does your job fit in with the entire semiconductor fabrication process? Take these courses to find out! You will learn about the steps of the process, the types of hazards involved in them and the controls in place to keep workers from being hurt. These courses are ideal for all semiconductor workers who work inside fabrication facilities.

The purpose of this 3-part series is to help you work in an environmentally responsible manner and in compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations. These modules discuss environmental issues and goals, best management practices for dealing with those issues, and elements of an emergency action plan regarding spill and fire response and hazardous chemical storage. You are required to complete all courses and pass all assessments within this suite in order to receive the stated CEU Credits.