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To The Point About: Preventing Eye Injuries Training Course

This course will help identify common eye hazards, explain required eye protection, and explain how to properly handle eye injuries.

13 minutes
EN
2016
SKU: 4828

Training Objectives

Educate about eye injury causes

Demonstrate eye protection use

Raise workplace eye safety awareness

Provide practical prevention tips

Course Overview

Workplace eye injuries are a significant concern, with over 2,000 incidents reported every day. Alarmingly, more than one-third of these injuries necessitate a trip to the emergency room. Such incidents often result in substantial consequences, including lost time from work, temporary or permanent vision impairment, and, in the most severe cases, the loss of an eye. Since even minor intrusions cause immediate discomfort and pain, understanding and mitigating risks is paramount.

Your eyes are vulnerable when working near chemicals, high-energy light sources, power tools, or during any activity involving potential flying or falling debris. These tasks expose workers to risks of eye scraping, being struck by objects, or sustaining chemical or heat burns.

While industries like construction, chemical manufacturing, and welding are frequently cited for high-risk activities involving particles and splashing liquids, eye hazards are not exclusive to these sectors. Many common substances, including liquid or gaseous cleaning products, are labeled as eye irritants and pose risks in various environments, even at home.(This program is also available with Spanish and French closed captions.)

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Over 2,000 eye injuries are reported daily, with more than one-third of these incidents requiring a trip to the emergency room.
Injuries can lead to significant outcomes including lost time from work, temporary or permanent vision impairment, and even the total loss of an eye.
Eyes are most vulnerable when working near chemicals, high-energy light sources, power tools, or during activities involving flying or falling debris.
No, eye hazards exist in many environments, including offices and homes, often caused by common substances like liquid or gaseous cleaning products.
The course explains how to identify hazards, selects the required eye protection, and details the proper procedures for handling eye injuries if they occur.

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$55

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13-min streaming video | 30–45 min interactive course
Certificate of completion
Multiple language options
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