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OSHA Safety Training: Heat Stress Management
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(968 ratings)
2,828 students

OSHA Safety Training: Heat Stress Management

A Workplace Safety Management Course for Current and Future Safety Professionals
Created byJoe Story
Last updated 5/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • FREE course workbook, toolbox talks, and heat stress calculation app.
  • Certificate of Completion.
  • More than TWO hours of instruction.
  • The essentials of heat stress and heat stress management in the workplace.
  • How to evaluate and control heat stress hazards.
  • OSHA, consensus, and state heat stress regulations.
  • The signs and symptoms of common heat illnesses.

Course content

10 sections68 lectures2h 23m total length
  • Introduction to Heat Stress4:27

    This video introduces students to the course on heat stress.

  • The Heat Stress Triad2:44
  • Heat Stress Facts2:24
  • Section One Review0:57
  • Introduction to Heat Stress Quiz

Requirements

  • A desire to learn about heat stress and become a safety and health professional.

Description

This course intended to introduce current and future safety professionals to basic heat stress management concepts. This course focuses on management applications and is primarily intended for safety professionals, foremen, and project managers.

The course sections are as follows:

  1. Section One: Course Introduction

  2. Section Two: Heat Stress Physics

  3. Section Three: Heat Stress Regulations

  4. Section Four: Heat Illnesses

  5. Section Five: Heat Stress Risk Factors

  6. Section Six: Heat Surveys and Exposure Assessments

  7. Section Seven: Heat Stress Control

  8. Section Eight: Worker Training and Education

  9. Section Nine: Heat Stress Programs

  10. Section Ten: OSHA Heat Index Guidance

Students will receive a certificate of completion after completing the course.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is intended for workers desiring to transition into a safety role as well as current safety professionals wishing to expand their skillsets and learn more about heat stress management.