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DOWNLOADING ARTICLES, SAMPLE PROGRAMS, FORMS FOR CUSTOMIZING These programs, forms, articles are Microsoft Word 2000 version. We will add some in Word 97 soon. To open these articles, programs, or forms in Microsoft word for "saving" and "customizing" for your company, use the toolbar at the top of this page in "Internet explorer". Go to file "Edit with Microsoft word for windows", then save file on your computer. We run an anti-virus program on all files. However, we recommend you scan the files with your anti-virus software to assure they meet your requirements. Files that are "ready for download" are underlined which indicate they are linked to the file. The ones that are not yet underlined, have not yet been posted to our site and are not yet ready for download, yet. They will be added as our time allows. ARTICLES/SAMPLE PROGRAMS/FORMS The safety/health articles, sample programs, and forms are a collection of materials obtained from EHS Network members, OSHA, and various safety- related sites. More articles/programs will be added/updated as they are submitted. The EHS SAFETY TRAINING LIBRARY is made available free of charge, as part of the EHS Network's way of promoting a Safer work environment by educating employers and employees in the requirements mandated by various regulations, including but not limited to OSHA. SAMPLE WRITTEN PROGRAMS v Bloodborne Pathogens v Confined Space v Driver Safety Program v Electrical Safety Related Work Practices v Emergency Action Plan v Fire Protection Plan v First Aid-Emergency Response v Hazard Communication v Hearing Conservation v Lockout/Tagout v Mechanical Power Presses v PPE Program/Policy v Recordkeeping (Log 300) v Respiratory Protection v Self Inspection v Terrorism Plan SAMPLE FORMS v Accident Investigation v Accident reporting form v Fire Ext. check monthly v Hazcom-Chemical Inventory List v Hazcom-Chemical Inventory 2 v Job Safety Analysis v New Equip/Process-Front v New Equip/Process-Back v PPE Assessment Form 1 v PPE Assessment-Industry v PPE Assessment-Nursing v Self Insp.-Industry-Monthly v Self Insp.-Nursing-Monthly v Self Inspection--Full v How to Shelter In Place SAFETY ARTICLES v Grinders v Bonding/Grounding v Hearing Conservation v Lifting Safely v Machine Guarding v Safety Handbook v Severe Weather v Why perform a hazard assessment? v ZERO accidents-Is it possible to achieve? FREE SAFETY VIDEOS FOR KANSAS EMPLOYERS v List of videos SPECIAL PROGRAMS v DOT (FMCSR) Compliance v DOT Hazmat v Ergonomics v Employee Exposure v Fall Protection v Laser Safety Program v Powered Industrial Trucks v Robotics Safety Program v Welding/Cutting CHEMICAL EXPOSURES v Isocynates v Paints/Solvents v Methylene chloride v Formaldehyde STANDARDS & POSTERS v OSHA Standards: www.osha.gov v ANSI Standards: www.ansi.org v DOT/FMCSR: http://www.dot.gov/ v DOL POSTERS: http://www.dol.gov/osbp/sbrefa/poster/matrix.htm v OSHA POSTERS: v KANSAS POSTERS: S/H MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS A Four Point Workplace Program is outlined in "The Integrated Safety System" v Mgt. Comm. Employee Involvement v Worksite Analysis v Hazard Prevention/Control v S/H Training S/H MANAGEMENT SYSTEM v Sample Safety/Health Policy v An "Integrated Safety System" S/H ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION v Assessment of a Strong Safety Management System v Leadership, Participation, and Line Accountability v Work site analysis v Hazard Prevention and Control v Safety and Health Training v Conclusion

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