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201 E 6th St
PO Box 426
Newton, KS
67114-2215

Phone: 316.284.6000
Fax: 316.284.6090
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Training Guides

Adobe Documents
These are the KMIT training guides currently available:

2006 IMA Safety Training Video Library

KMIT SAFETY NEWLETTERS
  1. January 1998 Preventing Back Injuries
  2. March 1998 First Aid: Injury
  3. May 1998 Personal Ergonomics
  4. July 1998 Office Hazards
  5. October 1998 Working in Cold Conditions
  6. November 1998 Trenching and Excavating Safety
  7. February 1999 Bloodborne Pathogens
  8. March 1999 Abrasive Wheel Grinder Safety
  9. May 1999 Weather Emergencies and Natural Disasters
  10. July 1999 Confined Space
  11. September 1999 Lockout/Tagout
  12. December 1999 Fire Safety
  13. January 2000 Hazard Communication
  14. March 2000 Safe Driving
  15. June 2000 Working in Hot Conditions
  16. July 2000 First Aid: Injury
  17. September/October 2001 Special Events/Special Precautions
  18. January/February 2002 Driving Safety
  19. March/April 2002 Slips, Trips, and Falls
  20. May/June 2002 Slips, Trips, and Falls
  21. July/August 2002 In this issue A.J. Kotich, Chief Legal Counsel with Kansas Dept. of Human Resources discusses Occupational Safety & Health Assistance for Public Sector Employers in Kansas. Also in this issue Bret Glendening, KMIT Agent discusses Heat Exhaustion.
  22. September/October 2002 Ladder Safety
  23. November/December 2002 Chainsaw Safety and Winter Driving Tips
  24. January/February 2003 this issue you will learn more about Ergonomic Injuries
  25. March/April 2003 Emergency Response/Disaster Preparedness
  26. May/June 2003 Teen Workers and Safety
  27. July/August 2003 Lifting Techniques, Avoiding Back Injuries
  28. September/October 2003 protecting your hearing and preventing eye injuries
  29. November/December 2003 "Working in Cold Conditions"
  30. January/February 2004 Bloodborne Pathogens
  31. March / April Training Seasonal Workers
  32. May/June 2004 Gearing Up For The Spring & Summer Months
  33. July/August 2004 Fire Safety
  34. September/October 2004 Safe Driving in Emergency Situations
  35. November/December 2004 Wood Chipper Safety
  36. January / February 2005 Working In Confined Spaces
  37. March / April 2005 Seasonal Employees: The Benefits and Risks
  38. May / June 2005 Work Zone Safety On City Streets
  39. July / August 2005 Bucket/Aerial Truck Safety
  40. September / October 2005 Working Safely on Elevated Structures.
  41. November / December 2005 Safe Operation of Skid Steer Loaders
  42. January / February 2006 Your Aging Workforce
  43. March / April 2006 Vibratory Tools
  44. May / June 2006 Forgotten Safety Measures
  45. June 2006 Working in the Heat of the Summer
  46. July 2006 Protecting Workers for UV Radiation
  47. September / October 2006 Energy Drinks Pesticides
  48. November / December 2006 Cold Safety, Brake Failure
  49. January / February 2007 Winter Safety
  50. March / April 2007 Preparing for Spring
  51. May / June 2007 Seasonal and Youth Workers
  52. IMA Safety Training April 2007
    1. Cumulative Trauma
    2. Vehicle Safety
    3. Substance Abuse
    4. Flammable Liquids
    5. Burns
  53. IMA Safety Training August 2007
    1. Machine Guard Safety
    2. Power Outages
    3. Recognizing Medical Conditions
    4. Road Barriers
    5. Weather Safety
  54. Jan / Feb The Older Work Force & Winter Injuries
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