A large portion of total accidents in the Solid Waste industry occur while backing. However backing accidents are 100% preventable. This program will give your drivers effective tools and teach them techniques that will help them avoid backing accidents.

Commercial routes have specific hazards. This program addresses these hazards and outlines steps that should be taken to minimize risk.

Protecting employees and the environment are two important considerations in any company_s safety program. This program examines common hazardous materials exposures in the Solid Waste industry and outlines ways to reduce or eliminate risk to people and the environment

The trucks and equipment your company operates are great pieces of equipment. They_re versatile they_re powerful and they have to be inspected. A proper inspection protects workers and those working around them by ensuring that the equipment they are using is mechanically safe.

Residential routes present unique hazards to solid waste truck drivers. These include parked vehicles, pedestrians, backing vehicles, pets, and other similar obstacles. In addition, drivers are more likely to have contact with the homeowner regarding any problems that may have occurred. This program addresses those hazards and outlines the steps that should be taken to minimize risk.

This program provides a broad overview of hazards Solid Waste workers face in the course of their everyday jobs. This video contains critical information for new employees but is also effective for experienced workers.

Identifying and elimination hazards are part of each driver_s responsibilities. This program will help drivers analyze hazards and report them immediately to ensure their safety the safety of their equipment and the safety of others on the same route in the future.

Trains employees to avoid improper lifting, which leads to disk degeneration and severe back problems.

Your employees will be encouraged to take personal responsibility for their vehicles and work environment.

Encourages drivers and their assistants to pay attention to the safety details of their job.

These workhorses of the solid waste industry are useful and safe if rules are followed.

View this best-selling video and you'll spend just an hour a day for the first seven days to get organized, and then a few minutes each day from then on to stay organized.

You can be successful at your job without working 60-hour weeks, straining your family life or going home every night feeling exhausted and frustrated. The key is to manage your time effectively.

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