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Crystalline Silica Hazard Awareness

Crystalline Silica Hazard Awareness
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 30M | Lec: 65 | 172 MB Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Preventing Crystalline Silica Related IllnessesIndividuals who perform construction activities such as cutting, sawing, drilling, and crushing of concrete, brick, ceramic tiles, rock and stone products are unnecessarily putting themselves at risk of contracting deadly diseases caused by respirable crystalline silica.

This high-quality video course provides an informative overview of how very low levels of silica dust can cause silicosis and other diseases.

How this course will helh you

This is a great video for those who perform construction activities that put them at risk of contracting

deadly diseases caused by respirable crystalline silica dust.

If you’re involved in the construction industry,

you can help keep yourself and

your coworkers safe from crystalline silica-related illnesses.

Millions of construction workers across the globe are

exposed to respirable crystalline silica dust every day —

but even reckless workers can protect themselves with proper silica exposure control.

Everyone needs to know about the dangers of crystalline silica.

How this course will helh you

This high-quality course teaches employees, contractors, and other workers about the health effects of crystalline silica and how to protect themselves from these deadly diseases.

With crystal clear graphics, information is easy to understand and retain.

Crystalline Silica is a colorless, odorless, tasteless powder that causes serious lung problems.

It’s also the most common cause of non-fatal silicosis deaths in construction workers. The disease causes problems with breathing, scarring of the lungs and can lead to death.

How this course will helh you

If you’ve been exposed to crystalline silica, this free e-course will give you an overview of crystalline silica,

the symptoms and treatments for silicosis, silicosis caused by inhalation and what you can do to prevent it.

This resource helps you understand how to prevent crystalline silica related diseases.