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As a landlord or property manager, you hold the critical responsibility of making sure that all current and potential tenants are aware of the acute dangers of lead poisoning. Despite its increasingly restricted usage, lead is still present in millions of homes and buildings built before 1978. In this course, we'll discuss why lead is so dangerous, who is most at risk, and what you can do to help.

Bloodborne pathogens are highly infectious and can affect anyone in any industry when lacking adequate knowledge of occupational risks and prevention practices. As we all know, accidents happen, and when they do, you need to know how to protect yourself and those around you from transmissible disease. In this course, we'll examine why it's important to avoid bloodborne pathogen exposures, and discuss the safest ways to address blood-related emergencies in the workplace.

Fires in the workplace can result in the catastrophic loss of life and property. In this course, we will examine some of the most common fire hazards you are likely to encounter, discuss how to prevent fires from starting, and go over how to protect yourself and others in the event of a serious fire-related emergency.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is a critical part of keeping workers safe and preventing injuries from occurring on the job. In this course, we'll discuss some of the most common and dangerous hazards that exist in the workplace, and the specific types of equipment that can help keep you safe from harm.