Personal Protective Equipment
ONLINE E-COURSE
Maintenance personnel
10 hours (approx)
E-COURSE
The training course is designed to teach and test knowledge when working with workwear, safety shoes, and other PPE.
The course covers the rules for the use and wearing of the main types of PPE that can be used in any industry:
The course contains theoretical and testing parts.
The theoretical part of the course is presented in the form of interactive slides with diagrams and illustrations that simply demonstrate the information.
Time required: 10 hours
Our online courses are designed for a quick and easy learning process. Time required may vary depending on the student's experience and prefered pace.
The course covers the rules for the use and wearing of the main types of PPE that can be used in any industry:
- Self-rescuers (filtering and isolating)
- Respirators
- Gas masks
- Safety equipment
- Protective helmets
- Protective goggles
- Protective face shields and screens
- Workwear
- Safety shoes
- PPE for hands
- Ear protectors and earplugs
- Dermatological PPE
The course contains theoretical and testing parts.
The theoretical part of the course is presented in the form of interactive slides with diagrams and illustrations that simply demonstrate the information.
Time required: 10 hours
Our online courses are designed for a quick and easy learning process. Time required may vary depending on the student's experience and prefered pace.
Suitable for beginner level students and for those looking to refresh their knowledge
34 the most common types of injuries
Covers topics of a one day classroom course
Instant PDF certificate upon completion
24/7 access and you can study at your own pace
General questions
1. General information about production factors
2. Rules for providing workers with PPE and wash-off agents
3. PPE safety
4. Training in wearing and using PPE
2. Rules for providing workers with PPE and wash-off agents
3. PPE safety
4. Training in wearing and using PPE
What will a user learn?
- Compliance with the requirements for providing workers with PPE and cleaning agents
- Safe organization of the process of selection, acceptance, and inspection upon acceptance, as well as the issuance of PPE and cleaning agents
- Compliance with requirements for replacement, operation, storage, maintenance, and decontamination of PPE
- Compliance with safety requirements for PPE, including dermatological ones
- Correct usage of PPE, its structure, and procedure for putting it on
- Performing work safely following the use of PPE
- Reacting correctly and quickly in emergencies
Upon successful completion of the course you will receive a PDF certificate available for downloading and printing.
What does the certificate include?
Our certificate includes your full name, the course title, percentage of successfully completed assignments and the final test date.
In addition to printable user certificates your progress and results are stored in EDU and can be accessed at any time.
Please note, if you're using our course via SCORM in a third-party EDU, we won't be able to provide certificates. You will have to generate them in your host's EDU yourself.
What does the certificate include?
Our certificate includes your full name, the course title, percentage of successfully completed assignments and the final test date.
In addition to printable user certificates your progress and results are stored in EDU and can be accessed at any time.
Please note, if you're using our course via SCORM in a third-party EDU, we won't be able to provide certificates. You will have to generate them in your host's EDU yourself.
For the best experience we highly recommend using a PC/laptop running Windows or macOS with the latest version of Google Chrome.
E-course topics
1. General knowledge
1.1. General knowledge about first aid
1.2. Universal first aid scheme
1.3. Legal side of the first aid
1.4. Emergency Service Numbers
1.5. Ambulance call rules
2. Incidents
2.1. Arterial bleeding
2.2. Venous bleeding
2.3. Capillary bleeding
2.4. Nose bleeding
2.5. Dislocation
2.6. Fracture
2.7. Bruise
2.8. Sprain
2.9. Apoplectic attack (insult)
2.10. Heart attack (Infarct)
2.11. Loss of consciousness (fainting)
2.12. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
2.13. Actions in case of after successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation
2.14. Traumatic amputation
2.15. Spine fracture
2.16. Eye wound
2.17. Chest wound
2.18. Abdomen wound
2.19. Neck wound
2.20. Eye trauma
2.21. Chest trauma
2.22. Abdomen trauma
2.23. Neck trauma
2.24. Traumatic brain injury
2.25. Heat apoplexy
2.26. Eyes ambustion
2.27. Chemical ambustions
2.28. Thermal ambustion
2.29. Respiratory tracts ambustion
2.30. Electrical trauma
2.31. Gas intoxication
2.32. Intoxication by caustic chemicals
2.33. Hypothermia
2.34. Freeze burn
1.1. General knowledge about first aid
1.2. Universal first aid scheme
1.3. Legal side of the first aid
1.4. Emergency Service Numbers
1.5. Ambulance call rules
2. Incidents
2.1. Arterial bleeding
2.2. Venous bleeding
2.3. Capillary bleeding
2.4. Nose bleeding
2.5. Dislocation
2.6. Fracture
2.7. Bruise
2.8. Sprain
2.9. Apoplectic attack (insult)
2.10. Heart attack (Infarct)
2.11. Loss of consciousness (fainting)
2.12. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
2.13. Actions in case of after successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation
2.14. Traumatic amputation
2.15. Spine fracture
2.16. Eye wound
2.17. Chest wound
2.18. Abdomen wound
2.19. Neck wound
2.20. Eye trauma
2.21. Chest trauma
2.22. Abdomen trauma
2.23. Neck trauma
2.24. Traumatic brain injury
2.25. Heat apoplexy
2.26. Eyes ambustion
2.27. Chemical ambustions
2.28. Thermal ambustion
2.29. Respiratory tracts ambustion
2.30. Electrical trauma
2.31. Gas intoxication
2.32. Intoxication by caustic chemicals
2.33. Hypothermia
2.34. Freeze burn
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