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This manual was developed as a guide to help facility owners build a proper safety manual. The 95 pages of this manual cover the following topics: Management Statement, Duties and Responsibilities, Accident Investigation – Procedures to Follow, Bloodborne Pathogens & Infectious Diseases – How to Protect Yourself, Bomb Threat Response – Procedures and Telephone Checklist Questions, Confined Spaces – Guidelines & Procedures to Follow when Working in a Confined Space, Drug and Alcohol Policy, Electrical Safety – Lock-out / Tag-out, Emergency Action Plan, including animal evacuation, Eye Protection, Fire Protection and Prevention, First Aid & Employee Health – Guidelines to Follow for Kits & Response, General Safety Rules, Hazardous Communication (HAZCOM) – Handling, Storage, and Proper Use of Chemicals, Housekeeping, Maintenance and Sanitation, Inspection – What, When, Where to Inspect Facility, Job Hazard Analysis – Conducted to Assess Job Hazard Risk, Ladders, Lifting – Procedures & Guidelines to Follow for Proper Lifting of Objects, Materials Handling – Basic Guidelines to Reduce Injury when Things are Transported/Moved, Motor Vehicles / Driver Qualifications, PAD Program – Automated External Defibrillator Usage, Painting – Risk and Exposures in Painting Operations, Personal Protection Equipment, Personal Safety – Guidelines to Follow to ensure Employee Safety, Plan Review – Annual Requirement for Administrator, Recordkeeping, Respiratory Protection, Safety Meetings, Safety Training and Education, Forms, Accident Report, Post-Accident Evaluation Form, Safety Inspection List, Hazcom Training Form, Bloodborne Pathogen Training Form, Hepatitis B Vaccination, Vehicle Use, and Safety Meetings.

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Cold & Heat stress can affect any human or animal at anytime. Do you know the signs to look for? Factors that may increase risk of cold & heat stress? How to prevent it? This manual will help you and your staff stay safe & recognize the signs & symptoms of cold & heat stress.

You never know as a business owner when or if it will happen to you. The question will be if you are ready or not? As a business, you face many perils including natural hazards, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and possible pandemic illness (H1N1, Ebola, COVID-19, etc.). A facility can also experience technology-related hazards such as getting hacked or a major malfunction of your equipment or software. And let’s not forget the human hazards of violence, accidents, terrorism and missing pet procedures. As a proactive business, the information in this downloadable Word Document will assist you in making sure you are prepared for any disaster.

Does your staff know what to do in case of a fire? Do they know the different types of fires and how each should be extinguished without causing an even bigger fire? Make sure they have the proper training with this informative fire safety program on recognizing & preventing fires and the use of Extinguishers.

This 50+ page editable Word document was created specifically for your pet care business. The document features forms that may be edited in Word, as well as forms designed to be printed and filled out by hand. Use this ready-to-go manual as part of an overall Safety Program to protect you, your employees, and the clients that you serve. Some Word proficiency needed to take full advantage of the editable functions such as customizing with your logo and branding. Zero Word proficiency? No problem! Manual is ready-to-go as-is. Forms, such as the Employee Accident Report, Safety Inspection, among many others, can be filled out by hand.

Workplace violence is one of the leading causes of job-related death and s a growing concern for employers and employees worldwide. Are you and your staff trained in the warning signs, how to prevent it, and how to react if it happens?  Get informed and trained with this important prevention program with information on violence prevention, warning signs, and responses.

Separation anxiety seems to be on most dog parents’ minds nowadays, as the promise of covid vaccines portends a return to working in offices again. The time is now to start teaching dogs how to be independent and alone and that will take a team approach, which includes training, veterinary care, mental and physical enrichment, and pet-care alternatives. Learn about the latest developments in separation-related problems so that you can provide the best care to your client pups and their people.

This CEU approved session was presented at the 2018 IBPSA Pet Care Services Educational Conference & Trade Show, October 2-4, 2018, in St. Louis, Missouri. You must have attended in-person to receive credit. PACCC CEU information was provided at the time of the session. For more information on the session, visit https://petcareconference.com.