Spray Equipment Safety Training Seminar Introduction
Posted by Andrew Greess on Mar 14, 2018
This is the first post in a series that shows a seminar given by Andrew Greess of Qspray.com. We’ve broken down the entire seminar into smaller segments. Over the years, Greess and the Quality Equipment & Spray team has seen a lot of interesting things come up through the repair and purchasing of pest control and landscaping equipment in the shop.
After compiling the data and examples he put together a thorough seminar of risks of the Pest Control and Landscape businesses to improve awareness and identify solutions.
We hope you enjoy this video series.
Spray Equipment Safety Training Seminar Introduction
Rules for Spray Equipment Safety Seminar Discussion
What are the Safety Risk Seminar Topics?
Vehicle Equipment Security: Protecting Your Driver and Others
Vehicle Equipment Security Securing Your Backpack, Gas Can, Hose Reel
Learn Which Vehicle Equipment Areas to Inspect Carefully
A Quick Check Can Keep You Out of Hall of Shame
The Importance of Checking Your Rig and Proper Equipment
Importance of Proper Vehicle Load Stability
How to Avoid Cuts, Burns & Abrasions on the Job
How to Help Minimize Back Strain
Proper Chemical Protection and Cleaning Are So Important
Best Way to Prevent Chemical Leaks
You can also check out the slides from the Spray Equipment Safety Seminar here:
For more information on Andrew Greess, visit https://www.qspray.com/
Spray Equipment Seminar categories / playlists
Andrew Greess: Good morning. Thanks so much for joining us. Today, we're going to talk about safety. We see so many different pieces of equipment in our pest and weed control equipment repair shop, and we started seeing a lot of safety issues. We started seeing lots of common themes.
We thought we'd make a presentation out of it and share these ideas so that you can improve the safety of your clients, your customers, your employees. We're going to share some of these ideas with you today. I've got some pictures that I think you'll find interesting.
What we're going to do, we're going to talk about, what are some of the risks of being in the pest control or landscaping business? I want to improve your awareness about some of these risks.
Some of them, I think, will be surprising to you. Then, we're also going to identify solutions, so that you can reduce the risk to yourself and to your company and to your employees.