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Plastics Safety Training

The plastic industry employs over a million people, and just like the significant output from this industry, the hazards associated with plastics can also be significant. Protecting your employees with the proper plastics safety training is essential for protecting their health and wellbeing. Our training includes materials on handling hazardous substances, operating machinery correctly, compliance with safety regulations, and understanding the risks associated with this industry. By providing our training for your employees, you can help ensure a safe workplace and reduce the risk of incidents.

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Plastics Safety Training Articles

No plastic was used in the writing of these articles, but that doesn’t mean they don’t contain valuable insights!

The essential nature of plastic means that you’re constantly working with chemicals. Staying up to date on new information and regulations of these chemicals is part of your job as an employer. Additionally, our job is to provide you with resources to help create a safety-centric culture at your organization. When leaders and managers prioritize safety, their staff is better able to as well. Start with these plastics safety training articles to get started, then make sure you take our full-length programs for the most in-depth look at safety training.

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Hey Atlantic Training, my team knows the safety procedures for our workplace. Why do we need your plastics safety training articles?

Your employees are facing several hazards each day by working in the plastics industry. Fire and explosion hazards, chemical exposure, and machinery accidents are just a few of the potentially devastating incidents that could occur while they’re at work. You as an employer are obligated to provide training that protects them from such incidents. Additionally, OSHA requires employers to provide training around the hazards that exist in their workplace. When you provide our training for your staff, you help protect their health, as well as the health of your organization.