Driving 101 – Your Biggest Risk

Driving is one of the most dangerous things almost everyone does. It is important to take driving safely seriously and prevent accidents and fatalities on the roadways.

Motorcycle Awareness

Possible Risks and best practices when sharing the road with motorcyclists.

Right of Way, ROW

To stay safe, follow all traffic laws and yield to all vehicles and pedestrians with the right of way.

Seatbelts

For all operators safety, seat belts must be worn when equipped. This does not apply to equipment without Roll Over Protection Systems, or ROPS.

DOT Inspections, Logbook

Keeping your truck well maintained and inspected will help not only prevent accidents on the road but citations.

Temporary Traffic Control – TTC

Traffic Control Plans are created, approved and implemented to keep vehicles, pedestrians and workers safe during any work that must take place on roadways

Emergency Response, CPR

When trained in CPR you can save a life in an emergency. Basic principles to remember when administering CPR.

Active Shooter, Run, Hide, Fight

Knowing what to do in the event of an active shooter can save lives. Practice you company’s emergency plan to keep you and your co-workers safe.

Extinguishing Electrical Fires

Always use a Class C rated fire extinguisher on electrical fires. Water can fuel the fire and cause electrocution.

Introduction

A brief overview of how the Tyfoom app works.

Library, Accessing Videos

How to access videos on the Tyfoom App and what you can do from the Library tab.

Developing Rockstar Employees

Tricks to doing the best in Tyfoom and developing into a Rockstar Employee.

Drug Free Workspace, HR, Policies & Procedures, Safe Environment

Having a drug-free workplace is an essential part of everyone’s safety. Any suspicion of drugs and alcohol in the workplace should be reported to the supervisor immediately.

Health & Wellness, Healthy Snacking

Identification of what is considered a snack and making healthy choices.

MSHA Training and Regulations

Required Training to work on mine sites. MSHA 30 CFR, Part 46 and Part 48. Documentation of required training on 5000-23 forms.

Regulations, Smoking, Access and Egress, Citations

Regulations applicable to mine sites enforced by MSHA. Smoking, Access and Egress and other various potential hazards that can lead to incidents and injuries and citations.

Coal Mines, Fire Hazards, Controls, Citations

Fire Hazards are a serious concern on Coal Mines. Follow all regulations to prevent fires and citations

Fall Prevention vs Protection

There are many ways to prevent falls from occurring, instead of relying on fall protection. Choose the best control to reduce risk.

Confined Spaces, Toxic Atmospheres

Description of what toxic atmospheres are and the different types of gases that can be harmful.

Electrical: Arc Flash, Causes, Dust, Corrosion

Arc flash can be caused by many things including dust and corrosion of equipment.

Introduction, Reduce Risks, Zero Harm

Introduction to how the Risk Assessment process works

Recognizing Hazards, Falls, Electrical, Fumes

How to identify hazards including falls, electrocution, respiratory, and hearing hazards.

Keep Safety First, Value, Stop, Reassess

A summary of the questions you should answer when doing risk assessment

Safety Culture, Types of Cultures

There are different levels of cultures when it comes to safety, quality and production. Having an interdependent culture is the only way to achieve and maintain an injury free workplace.

Accident vs. Incident, Definitions, Injury Prevention

Understanding the difference between accidents and incidents helps identify how to combat them and prevent future re-occurrences.

Safety, It’s on You

When it comes to safety, you are your greatest asset.