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This learning course is tailored to train employees on distribution logistics regulations and U.S. compliance, along with important compliance requirements from OSHA, EPA, DOT, and FDA. Participants will gain a deep understanding of how different types of compliance are required in warehouses and distribution centers which contribute to the overall safety of operations.
Key topics covered in the Warehousing Safety & Compliance course include:
• Overview of the types of Health and Safety requirements, fire safety programs, HazMat safety training, personnel safety training and many more
• The requirements and standards for good housekeeping practices, accident responses, and risk assessments, along with regular and self-audits.
This course includes interactive activities and learning content for review. It also builds on valuable insights from the first two courses in the series, Distribution Logistics Fundamentals and Distribution Logistics Equipment. Once the participant has completed this course, they will be issued a certificate and badge. These items can be prominently displayed in your office or on social media.
Estimated Time for Completion: 4 1/2 hours
Pricing (per individual course)
WERC Members: $349
Non-Members: $449
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DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY
This Safety & Compliance Micro-Credential Course has been developed by the Material Handling Industry (“MHI”) to provide fundamental educational guidance for its Distribution Logistics Leader Education Program. The Course is designed to provide basic information and to be an aid in an individual’s professional development, but the use of the information is completely voluntary, in that it does not in any respect preclude anyone from following procedures, adhering to industry standards, complying with legal requirements and assuming responsibilities that may not conform to the contents of this Course. The information that is conveyed has been obtained from sources that are believed to be reliable; however, the information must be viewed as a preliminary reference, in that MHI, the authors and presenters do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information that is presented and make NO WARRANTIES of any kind, express or implied, in connection with the presented information and SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The contents of this Course are presented with the understandings that MHI is providing a basic educational service and that no engineering or other technical advice or service is being provided or is being relied upon. If such services are needed or desired, the assistance of qualified professionals must be sought.