Hand Protection Training Kit

About this training kit

• Instructor's Guide (Read This First)

• Slide Show Files 

• Other Materials

• WISHA Training Requirements for Hand Protection
  (WAC 296-800-16025 and WAC 296-800-16065)

• Software you may need to view documents on this web site

• Directions for uncompressing .ZIP files 

  Slide Show Files 
  To Download Files: RIGHT-click and select "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..."

   

PowerPoint Presentation Editable	Printable Version  Adobe Acrobat (PDF)
HTML Preview PowerPoint file (.PPT)        (2518 KB) Compressed (.ZIP)        (2340 KB)	Adobe Acrobat Format (.PDF)       (820 KB) Script for printable version (.PDF)      (558 KB) Both files compressed (.ZIP)       (1261 KB)

 

Other Materials:
  

Download All Materials listed below (.ZIP) (330 KB)

 

Instructor's Guide

Certificate of Completion

Sample Roster Sheet

Presentation Handouts - 3 slides per page

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Software you may need to use this training

(disclaimer)

Compressed (Zipped) source files (.ZIP)

Any recent version of popular Windows/Macintosh file compression software (such as PK-Zip, WinZip, Aladdin Stuff-It Expander, etc...).  Several Freeware/Shareware decompression utilities are available on the Internet - the two links below are just one source.

• Several available programs for the Macintosh

• Several available programs for the PC

ZIP FILE DIRECTIONS:

• Download the .ZIP file

• Uncompress it with your software to the default folder - C:\HandProtection.  If you change the default folder where the files are uncompressed, be sure to write down the name

• Once you've uncompressed the files, open the folder where you uncompressed them

• Run the PowerPoint file and view the presentation

Microsoft PowerPoint (.PPT)

A free viewer is available on Microsoft's web site.

NOTE:  If you already have Microsoft PowerPoint, you should not need to download a viewer.  If you have Microsoft PowerPoint, and cannot open a PowerPoint document on this web site, you can download a conversion tool instead.

Microsoft Word (.DOC)

A free viewer is available on Microsoft's web site.

Adobe Acrobat/PDF Reader (.PDF)

A free version of Acrobat Reader is available for both Macintosh and PC on Adobe's web site

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