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Safety Training Supplier Atlantic Training offers affordable ways to train your staff quickly and efficiently.

We have an extensive library of safety videos and support materials to help your facility comply with OSHA guidelines. Our library contains a variety of formats for you to choose from:
• DVDs
• Streaming Videos
• Interactive Online
• Training Software
• Booklets
• And more. Online access is available with-in minutes and other material are shipped with-in hours. Call our friendly sales staff today, you could be in compliance by tomorrow.

01/16/2026

Pinch point safety isn’t optional; it’s personal.
Most hand injuries happen in seconds, in spaces workers see every day. The risk feels small… until it isn’t.

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What is a pinch point?
A pinch point is any place where two objects come together, where body parts, like hands and fingers, can get caught, causing injury.

What types of injuries can pinch points cause?
Minor pinch point injuries include cuts, bruises, blisters, and contusions, while more serious injuries can include amputations, lacerations, broken bones, or even death.

Does OSHA provide any guidance on finger and hand protection?
Yes. OSHA standard 1910.138 discusses hand protection and requires the use of hand protection whenever there is a danger of burns, abrasions, punctures, lacerations, or exposure to extreme temperatures.

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01/14/2026

Disinfectant safety starts before the bottle opens.
Bleach and hypochlorites are powerful tools, but one wrong mix, poor storage choice, or missing PPE can turn routine cleaning into a serious incident.

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What is the OSHA permissible exposure limit for chlorine gas?
OSHA sets the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) for chlorine gas at 1 part per million (ppm) as a ceiling limit, meaning this concentration should never be exceeded, not even momentarily. Most people can smell chlorine at 0.3 ppm, well below the danger level.

How should sodium hypochlorite be stored to maintain safety and effectiveness?
Store sodium hypochlorite in cool (below 70°F), dry, well-ventilated areas away from direct sunlight. Keep it segregated from acids, ammonia, and organic materials by at least 20 feet or physical barriers. Use only HDPE or polypropylene containers, never metal. The chemical degrades over time, losing approximately 20% strength per year.

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01/09/2026

Fast blades require safe hands. Reciprocating saw safety starts with understanding how quickly things can go wrong.

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Which materials can be cut with a reciprocating saw when fitted with the right blade?
Reciprocating saws can cut wood, metal, and plastic depending on the blade.

According to OSHA, how must all hand and power tools be maintained?
OSHA requires that tools be kept in a safe condition, regardless of whether provided by employer or employee.

What are the two main categories of hazards identified in the OSHA Woodworking Hazards Guide?
OSHA divides hazards into safety hazards (like machine and electrical risks) and health hazards (like noise and dust).

Why is extra caution needed when operating a reciprocating saw compared to other saws?
Reciprocating saws don’t have blade guards, so operators must be especially careful to avoid injury.

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01/07/2026

One unsafe act is all it takes to cause injury. Shortcuts, skipped PPE, or ignoring procedures often lead to accidents that could’ve been prevented.

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What is considered an unsafe act in the workplace?
An unsafe act is any behavior or decision that increases the risk of injury or creates unsafe conditions, such as ignoring PPE requirements, bypassing safety procedures, or using equipment incorrectly.

What types of hazards commonly contribute to unsafe conditions?
Common hazards include physical risks (faulty equipment, electrocution), environmental issues (bad lighting, chemical exposure), lack of training or PPE, emergency hazards (blocked exits), and psychological hazards like stress or burnout.

Who should I report unsafe acts or conditions to?
Report concerns immediately to the supervisor on duty. If the issue is not addressed, you can report it to OSHA or your state’s regulatory agency.

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12/30/2025

Workplace phone etiquette is a safety issue, not just a policy.
From offices to job sites to vehicles, distractions can impact focus, productivity, and lives.

Our Workplace Safety: Phone Etiquette Training Course helps teams make smarter decisions around phone use, whether they’re at a desk, on-site, or behind the wheel.

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What is OSHA’s Distracted Driving Initiative?
OSHA’s Distracted Driving Initiative requires employers to create and enforce policies that prohibit texting and driving, and to avoid any practices that might encourage it.

What are the three types of driving distractions?
Driving distractions are categorized as visual (eyes off the road), manual (hands off the wheel), and cognitive (mind off driving).

What are some tips for appropriate cell phone use at work?
Limit phone use to scheduled breaks, turn off notifications during work hours, and take personal calls away from your workspace to avoid disrupting others.

Why do companies create cell phone use policies?
Cell phone policies help reduce distractions, promote fairness, improve work quality, and encourage professionalism and focus among all employees.

How often does the average person check their phone during the day?
The average person checks their phone about once every 10 minutes, causing frequent interruptions that make it difficult to stay focused on work tasks.

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12/25/2025

Holiday safety starts with small, thoughtful choices.
As schedules fill up and routines change, staying mindful, at home, on the road, and at work, can help prevent incidents during the busiest season of the year.

From winter driving to home preparation, safety awareness helps ensure the holidays end with memories worth keeping.

From all of us at Atlantic Training, we wish you a safe and happy holiday season.

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12/23/2025

Process Safety Management (PSM) doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.
Facilities handling hazardous processes need clarity, not confusion, when it comes to OSHA compliance.

Our OSHA Regulations: Process Safety Management (PSM) Training Course breaks down requirements into practical steps that help reduce risk and support safer operations.

Clear rules. Real-world application. Practical safety.

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Which industries are at risk for chemical-related disasters?
All industries that use or store hazardous chemicals are at risk.

What must be documented about equipment used in a PSM-covered process?
Employers must include design details, safety systems, and confirm compliance with good engineering practices.

Which factors may influence how employers prioritize processes for hazard analysis?
Employers consider factors like process hazards, number of affected employees, process age, and operating history.

What are the three required elements covered in operating procedures?
The three required elements are operating phases, operating limits, and safety and health considerations.

What must be included in the incident investigation report?
The report must include the incident date, investigation start date, description, contributing factors, and recommendations.

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12/18/2025

Suspended scaffolding safety depends on preparation, every single time.
When teams work at height, small oversights can lead to serious consequences.

Our Scaffold Safety: Suspended Scaffolding Training Course covers inspections, load limits, fall protection, and OSHA requirements, so crews can work confidently and stay protected above ground.

Clear guidance. Safer worksites. Fewer incidents.

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Who is considered a "Competent Person" for scaffold inspections?
A "Competent Person" is not just someone with experience; OSHA defines them as someone capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings and—crucially—who has the authority to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them. For suspended scaffolds, this person must inspect ropes, hoists, and the platform before every shift.

Can I use sandbags or water barrels as counterweights if they are secured?
No. OSHA regulations strictly prohibit the use of flowable materials like sand, gravel, or water as counterweights because they can easily shift or be dislocated, altering the weight balance. Only items specifically designed as counterweights (solid, marked with their weight) may be used, and they must be mechanically secured to the outrigger beams.

If the scaffold has guardrails, why do I need an independent lifeline?
While guardrails provide passive protection, suspended scaffolds carry a unique risk of structural failure (e.g., rope snap or hoist failure). OSHA requires a personal fall arrest system (PFAS) on two-point suspension scaffolds. The vertical lifeline must be tied to an anchor point independent of the scaffold so that if the scaffold falls, you do not fall with it.

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12/16/2025

Forklift safety on rough terrain leaves no room for mistakes.
Uneven ground, heavy loads, and outdoor job sites make stability a daily challenge, especially in construction and industrial environments.

Our Forklift Safety: Rough Terrain Training Course helps operators navigate unstable surfaces, reduce tip-over risks, and stay in control where conditions change fast.

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What are the three basic types of rough terrain forklifts?
OSHA generally describes them as Vertical Mast, Variable Reach (with a telescoping boom), and Truck/trailer Mounted types.

How often is a forklift pre-operation inspection required?
Forklifts must be examined at least once daily before being placed in service. If the vehicle is used around the clock, it must be examined before each shift.

What does OSHA require for operator training and certification?
Operators must be fully trained, evaluated, and certified by a competent instructor, completing formal instruction, practical training, and a performance evaluation.

When must refresher training and re-evaluation be performed?
Refresher training is required if an operator is observed operating unsafely, is involved in an accident or near miss, or is assigned to a different type of truck or different operating conditions.

What is the critical rule for driving loaded forklifts on grades over 10%?
The truck must be driven forward when ascending (load upgrade) and driven in reverse when descending (load upgrade). You should never turn on an incline.

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12/12/2025

Walking at work shouldn’t feel risky, and yet pedestrian hazards remain one of the most overlooked safety challenges. From visibility to vehicle interactions to slips, trips, and falls, it’s about strengthening the everyday habits that keep people moving safely at work.

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What is high-visibility safety apparel (HVSA)?
HVSA refers to clothing that contains both reflective tape and fluorescent colors, like yellow and orange, that make pedestrians in the workplace easy to see.

What are the main causes of slips, trips, and falls in the workplace?
They are caused by low friction, excessive momentum, or loss of balance due to gravity, often triggered by wet surfaces, obstacles, or improper footwear.

What steps can pedestrians take to avoid slips, trips, and falls in the workplace?
Walk carefully on slippery surfaces, take short steps, keep walkways clear, use proper footwear, and report hazards promptly.

What are some examples of pedestrian workers?
Crossing guards, road construction workers, law enforcement officers, tow truck drivers, refuse collection workers, building construction workers, and agricultural workers.

Is there an OSHA standard related to pedestrian workers?
Yes, 29 CFR 1910.22 discusses regulations on employer responsibilities for walking-working surfaces.

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12/10/2025

Road rage training isn’t about driving skill, it’s about staying calm when others don’t because road rage has zero benefits and unlimited consequences.

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What percentage of fatal crashes are linked to aggressive driving, according to the AAA Foundation?
Aggressive driving contributes to approximately 56% of fatal crashes, highlighting its serious impact on road safety.

What makes aggressive drivers dangerous, even if they aren’t angry?
Their intentional disregard for traffic laws and safe driving practices puts others at risk, regardless of their emotional state.

Which personal traits are most likely to increase the risk of aggressive driving?
Individuals who are easily frustrated or angry, or who disregard laws and others, are more prone to aggressive driving.

Why is it dangerous to engage with an aggressive driver?
Engaging can escalate the situation or provoke road rage, putting you at greater risk.

What should you do if you observe dangerous or violent driving behavior?
If you witness dangerous or violent behavior, you should call 911 and report repeat offenders.

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12/05/2025

We can’t stop winter. But we can protect you from embarrassing falls. Icy conditions training isn’t just about safety; it’s about helping your team avoid the kind of slip that ends up on security footage and in the group chat.

Winter makes every sidewalk a maybe. This course walks your team through real-world techniques to stay upright, stay aware, and stay out of the highlight reel.

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What should you do if you start to fall in icy conditions?

Try to bend your elbows and knees and fall on the fleshiest parts of your body, like the side of your thigh, buttocks, and shoulder. Protect your head by pivoting and tucking it. Relax your muscles as much as possible and drop any load you’re carrying.

Who is most at risk for falls on ice?

Men who work outdoors, older adults with balance or mobility issues, and anyone exposed to icy environments for long periods are at higher risk for severe ice-related injuries.

Can falling ice or snow be a hazard?

Yes. Overhead ice or snow chunks can fall from buildings or trees. Stay clear of overhangs, roof edges, and other structures where accumulation may occur.

What are the dangers of an ice-related fall?

While many ice-related falls cause only minor injuries, some can lead to serious consequences such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) or even death. Concussions are the most common type of TBI, with symptoms like headache, dizziness, confusion, and memory loss. Long-term effects from fall-related injuries may include chronic pain, migraines, sensory issues, and fear of falling again, which can impact both physical and mental health.

Are there techniques for walking safely on ice?

Yes. Walk slowly, take short or shuffling steps, keep your center of gravity over your feet, and use the “walk like a penguin” technique with feet slightly outward and arms out for balance.

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