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Hand, Wrist, and Finger Safety in Industrial Workplaces

Industrial hand, wrist, and finger safety training covering OSHA requirements, hand hazards, PPE, machine guarding, ergonomics, and injury prevention.

Duration 17 min
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Hand, wrist, and finger injuries can result from machinery pinch points, sharp materials, chemicals, extreme temperatures, and repetitive tasks. This training helps employees in commercial and industrial workplaces recognize hazards and apply practical prevention measures.

Participants learn OSHA hand protection requirements, glove selection, machine guarding, lockout/tagout awareness, ergonomic practices, safe material handling, and appropriate first aid and reporting procedures.

What you will learn
  • Why hand, wrist, and finger safety is essential to workplace injury prevention
  • Common hand hazards, including machinery pinch points, sharp materials, chemicals, and temperature extremes
  • OSHA hazard assessment requirements and applying the hierarchy of controls
  • Proper glove selection, inspection, and use under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138
  • Machine guarding requirements and safe material-handling techniques
  • Lockout/tagout awareness for servicing and maintenance activities
  • Preventing repetitive motion and ergonomic-related hand injuries
  • Using Safety Data Sheets (SDS) to determine chemical hand protection needs
  • Basic first aid response and proper injury reporting procedures
  • Employee and supervisor roles in maintaining a strong hand safety culture
Products Specifications
Formats Available DVD, USB, On Demand Streaming, ONLINE, SCORM or MP4
Duration 17 min
Supporting Materials PDF support materials and quiz; completion tracking for Online/SCORM
Language English
Product Categories
Health & Wellness