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Glass Safety Training

In industries like construction, manufacturing, and automotive sectors, handling glass is an unavoidable part of the job. Although glass is one of the most common and versatile materials out there, improper handling and safety around glass can result in some serious injuries for people on and around the job site. Glass safety training equips workers with the knowledge and skills to handle glass materials safely and reduce the chances of damage. This type of training also trains workers to properly clean up glass when there are breaks or damages.

Glass Safety Training (29)

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Chemical Hazards: Hazardous Materials Safety Training Course

Chemical Hazards: Hazardous Materials Safety Training Course
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SKU: AT060

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2023

SKU: AT060

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2023

25 minutes
Hazard Communication: Container Labeling, Transportation, and Storage Training Course

Hazard Communication: Container Labeling, Transportation, and Storage Training Course
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SKU: AT065

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2023

SKU: AT065

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2023

24 minutes
Fire Extinguishers: Putting Out The Fire Training Course

Fire Extinguishers: Putting Out The Fire Training Course
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SKU: AT008

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2021

SKU: AT008

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2021

10 minutes
Forklift: Certify and Comply Training Course

Forklift: Certify and Comply Training Course
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SKU: AT002

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2018

SKU: AT002

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2018

17 minutes
PPE: Are You Covered Training Course

PPE: Are You Covered Training Course
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SKU: AT005

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2018

SKU: AT005

Languages: EN ES

Produced: 2018

21 minutes
HAZCOM: In The Know Training Course

HAZCOM: In The Know Training Course
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SKU: AT006

Languages: EN ES +

Produced: 2018

SKU: AT006

Languages: EN ES +

Produced: 2018

20 minutes
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Glass Safety Training Articles

We like to be transparent with our glass safety training procedures. Read some free resources here.

Glass safety isn’t only required when there are big windows or structures involved. Staying safe while you’re working in a laboratory or any other place you handle small glassware should be prioritized too. While our glass safety training programs go into these safety procedures most thoroughly, we always make it a point to provide you with free resources and insights on our training blog. Whether you’re dealing with big or small glass structures, be sure you’ve taken a look at what our training is like by reading these related articles first.

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Hey Atlantic Training, my team knows their way around glass. Why should we take your glass safety training programs?

Maybe glass injuries at your organization are few and far between, but that doesn’t mean you can skip out on glass safety training. Training like our glass safety programs don’t just protect your employees from injury, they protect your materials, environment, and products as well. The best glass safety training will help you handle glass in a way that protects breaks from ever happening, saving you time and money, even when no injury is present. By providing our glass safety training for your staff, you can ensure the well-being of your employees, prevent costly liabilities, and maintain a safe working environment by minimizing the risk of glass-related incidents.