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Applying Off the Job Safety: Taking the Target Zero Mindset Home

This 90-minute OSHA-compliant aerial lift training covers safe boom and scissor lift operation, stability, inspections, and hazard prevention.

Applying Off the Job Safety: Taking the Target Zero Mindset Home

What is Applying Off the Job Safety: Taking the Target Zero Mindset Home?

Safety isn’t just a workplace responsibility, it’s a life skill. This course helps learners carry the same awareness and prevention mindset they use on the job into their homes, travel plans, and everyday activities. Through practical examples and relatable scenarios, participants explore how to spot hazards, assess risks, and make safer choices in their personal environments. From household safety to recreational risk management, the training equips individuals with simple, effective tools to protect themselves and the people they care about, wherever they are.

Course Overview

Safety doesn’t stop when the workday ends. Off The Job Safety Training teaches participants how to bring a “Target Zero” mindset—zero accidents, zero injuries—into their personal lives. This comprehensive program helps individuals apply workplace safety principles to everyday situations at home, on the road, and during recreational activities.

Through real-world examples and practical exercises, learners will explore how to recognize, assess, and control common household, travel, and leisure hazards. The course also provides strategies for identifying risks that affect vulnerable groups, such as children and the elderly, and outlines proactive steps to prevent harm before it occurs.

Participants will learn how to perform home safety inspections, conduct hazard analyses, and use pre-activity risk identification systems to keep themselves and their loved ones safe. Those who complete the program can even submit their home inspection for review and certification by Certified Registered Safety Professionals.

Topic Overview

Many of the same principles that prevent injuries at work can protect people in their personal lives. Understanding how to spot hazards, analyze risks, and take preventive action helps build a culture of safety that extends beyond the workplace. This course empowers individuals to take ownership of their personal safety and that of their families, wherever they are.

Course Topics

  • Recognizing and preventing common household hazards.
  • Identifying risks associated with children, seniors, and vulnerable individuals.
  • Applying workplace safety tools to home and leisure settings.
  • Conducting home and travel risk assessments.
  • Performing sport and activity hazard analyses.
  • Using pre-activity hazard identification systems.
  • Applying the Target Zero mindset to daily life.

Course Duration

This online course takes approximately 6 hours to complete. Learners can pause and resume training anytime for flexibility.

Pass Mark

Testing is conducted throughout the course to reinforce learning and ensure knowledge retention.

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion, a digital certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. Participants may also submit their home safety inspection for professional feedback and certification from Certified Registered Safety Professionals.

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Average Completion Time

This online course takes approximately 6 hours to complete. Learners can pause and resume training anytime for flexibility.

Testing

Knowledge Assessment

Testing is conducted throughout the course to reinforce learning and ensure knowledge retention.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion, a digital certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. Participants may also submit their home safety inspection for professional feedback and certification from Certified Registered Safety Professionals.

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