Hand and Wrist Injuries: Identifying Hazards
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This course provides a comprehensive overview of the risks associated with hand and wrist injuries, including potential hazards from heavy machinery, sharp objects, repetitive motions, and chemical exposure. Participants will learn how to identify these risks, understand the tools and equipment that pose potential dangers, and explore effective prevention strategies. Hand and wrist injuries are common workplace hazards that can significantly impact an employee €™s ability to perform essential tasks. By implementing these best practices, both employers and employees can foster a safer work environment, reducing the incidence of hand and wrist injuries and improving overall workplace safety.
Course Objectives:
Identify common workplace hazards that contribute to hand and wrist injuries, including heavy machinery, sharp objects, and repetitive motions. ; Describe the potential dangers associated with specific tools, equipment, and environmental factors that increase the risk of injury to hands and wrists. ; Implement preventative measures and safety practices to mitigate the risk of hand and wrist injuries in the workplace.
Duration: 9 min.
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 10 or higher, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, iPad iOS, Mac OS 10, Apple Safari 8, Android Google Chrome. Works on Mobile, Tablet or Computer.
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Hand and Wrist Injuries: Identifying Hazards
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the risks associated with hand and wrist injuries, including potential hazards from heavy machinery, sharp objects, repetitive motions, and chemical exposure. Participants will learn how to identify these risks, understand the tools and equipment that pose potential dangers, and explore effective prevention strategies. Hand and wrist injuries are common workplace hazards that can significantly impact an employee €™s ability to perform essential tasks. By implementing these best practices, both employers and employees can foster a safer work environment, reducing the incidence of hand and wrist injuries and improving overall workplace safety.
Course Objectives:
Identify common workplace hazards that contribute to hand and wrist injuries, including heavy machinery, sharp objects, and repetitive motions. ; Describe the potential dangers associated with specific tools, equipment, and environmental factors that increase the risk of injury to hands and wrists. ; Implement preventative measures and safety practices to mitigate the risk of hand and wrist injuries in the workplace.
Duration: 9 min.