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WorkersSafe

OSHA Fall Prevention Training Guide
Lesson plan and materials to train a work crew (or students) on ladder safety, scaffolding safety, and roofing work safety. Ladder safety may be most appropriate for teens; roofing work is prohibited for teens younger than 18.

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Slips, Trips, and Falls

Spills, ice, snow, rain, loose mats, rugs, and stepladders are some of the common causes of slips, trips, and falls. In addition, poor lighting and clutter and cause injuries such as sprains, strains, bruises, bumps, fractures, scratches, and cuts. Learn how to address the dangers.

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NIOSH Ladder Safety App 
The Ladder Safety App, NIOSH’s first mobile application, is designed to improve extension and step ladder safety — a concern for those working in construction or any other task that requires ladder use.
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OSHA Susan Harwood Grant-Developed Training Materials

280 training material packets arranged by topic covering recognition, avoidance, and prevention of occupational safety and health hazards in a variety of work settings. The use of the materials is free for non-commercial, instructional, personal, or scholarly purposes.

OSHA Hazard Identification Game
Players practice identifying and prioritizing various workplace hazards, and need to balance their time between hazard identification, hazard mitigation, and making a profit.  The game presents five generalized elements of a hazard identification program and a set of scenarios targeting construction, manufacturing, and healthcare.

OSHA Heat Illness Training Guide
Lesson plan and materials to train a work crew (or students) on the health effect of heat, how to respond to symptoms, and preventing heat exhaustion

OSHA Fall Prevention Training Guide
Lesson plan and materials to train a work crew (or students) on ladder safety, scaffolding safety, and roofing work safety.  Ladder safety may be most appropriate for teens; roofing work is prohibited for teens younger than 18.

NIOSH Youth@Work—Talking Safety
A fun and engaging curriculum to educate young people about the basics of job safety and health through a focus on eight core competencies. The six main lessons are designed for a 45-minute class periods, and the curriculum is customized to address specific child labor rules and regulations in each state, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

NIOSH/American Industrial Hygiene Association Safety Matters
A one-hour interactive teaching module and PowerPoint presentation based on the Youth@Work—Talking Safety curriculum that is designed to raise awareness about workplace safety and health, and provide an understanding of the skills needed to become active in creating safe and healthy work environments.  

CareerSafe OSHA 10-Hour Construction or General Industry Courses Online 
Training about common safety and health hazards on the job. Students receive an OSHA 10-hour course completion card at the end of the training.  CareerSafe is one of several OSHA-Authorized Online Providers specifically selected to reach young workers.

CPWR – Center for Construction Research and Training Lifting Games
Two construction-focused games that reinforce safe lifting practices. Players build up body strain faster or slower depending on the decisions they make when lifting and moving an object across a jobsite, or correct the on-screen character in the act of lifting and moving an object.

OSHA and NIOSH Workplace Violence Resources
Includes information and resources on the extent of violence in the workplace, assessing the hazards in different settings, and developing workplace violence prevention plans for individual worksites.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Resources on Harassment  
EEOC Youth @ Work website with videos and other resources on illegal harassment and discrimination, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.

OSHA and NIOSH Workplace Violence Resources
Includes information and resources on the extent of violence in the workplace, assessing the hazards in different settings, and developing workplace violence prevention plans for individual worksites.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Resources on Harassment  
EEOC Youth @ Work website with videos and other resources on illegal harassment and discrimination, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.