Compliance Solutions training

Electrical equipment and power lines may pose significant hazards to emergency responders. Responders must be able to recognize and control electrical hazards to avoid bodily injury before taking other emergency actions. Upon completion of this course, Emergency Response Team members will be able to describe the fundamentals of electricity and its effect on the body, recognize electrical hazards to avoid becoming a victim, make informed decisions regarding the appropriate actions to take during an electrical emergency, and provide medical treatment for persons exposed to electricity.

The purpose of the course is to provide you with information on terrorism, the types of weapons used and types of harm associated with terrorist attacks, and what to do in an emergency situation if a terrorist attack occurs.

This online course gives an overview of the environmental, safety, and health topics that may be of concern to new employees working in the semiconductor industry.

An increasingly popular way to protect the environment is through an environmental management system (EMS). An EMS provides a framework to identify environmental resources and responsibilities.

Ergonomics for Manufacturing is an overview of musculoskeletal disorders, their signs and symptoms, and ergonomic risk factors. You will learn how to apply ergonomic principles in the workplace to reduce injury and increase human performance.

As part of a complete Respiratory Program ALL employees who wear respirators are required to have instruction in the use and proper care of respirators.

Throughout the online course you will be asked to participate in a variety of interactive exercises. Each exercise tests your knowledge on the course content. At the end of the course, you will need to take a final exam to quantify your understanding of the course materials. The course duration is approximately 1 hour and can be completed at your convenience in multiple sessions.