Silica in Construction Training Kit

About this training kit

• Instructor's Guide (Read This First)

• Slide Show Files 

• Other Materials

• WISHA Training Requirements for Silica In Construction 

• 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)      (5570 KB / 31 min. dial-up) Compressed (.ZIP)      (5429 KB / 30 min. dial-up) Adobe Acrobat Format (.PDF)     (451 KB / 3 min. dial-up) Script for printable version (.doc)      ( 26 KB / <1 min. dial-up) Both files compressed (.ZIP)       ( 421 KB / 3 min. dial-up)

 

Other Materials:
 

Chemical Hazard Communication Rule (WAC 296-800-170)
  

Download All Materials listed below (.ZIP) (205 KB / 1 min. dial-up)

Instructor's Guide (PDF 34 KB / <1 min. dial-up)

Certificate of Completion (Word 81 KB / <1min. dial-up)

Presentation Handouts - 3 slides per page (PDF 146 KB / 1 min. dial-up)

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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:\SilicaInConstruction.  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)

Microsoft Word (.DOC)

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

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

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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