10 Best Safety Training
Updated on: May 2023
Best Safety Training in 2023
The Safety Training Ninja
OSHA Safety Training Handbook, 8th Edition (5.25"W x 8.25"H, English, Softbound) - J. J. Keller & Associates - Jobsite Training Guide Provides OSHA Approved Safety Regulations & Hazard Analysis Tips
DBT® Skills Training Handouts and Worksheets, Second Edition
Safety Training That Transfers: 50+ High-Energy Activities to Engage Your Learners
3 Pack - TRT Tap Rack Dry Fire Safety Training Aid 9MM/.40 Cal Pistol Magazine Dummy Ammo
- TRT loads into an empty pistol magazine. Perfect for use during dry fire training. Keeps the magazine follower positioned so that it will not engage the slide stop of the pistol.
- Designed such that the slide of the pistol can pass over the TRT without stripping it from the magazine.
- 3 Pack of 9MM/.40 cal
- Recommended for use with MantisX
- Made in USA
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry; Student Workbook (OSHA Outreach Training Program)
3 Pack - TRT Tap Rack Dry Fire Safety Training Aid .223/5.56 Remington NATO AR15/M4/M16 Rifle Magazine Dummy Ammo
- TRT loads into an empty rifle magazine. Perfect for use during dry fire training. Keeps the magazine follower positioned so that it will not engage the slide stop of the rifle.
- Designed such that the slide of the rifle can pass over the TRT without stripping it from the magazine.
- 3 Pack of .223/5.56 cal
- Recommended for use with MantisX
- Made in USA
The HVAC/R Professional's Field Guide to Universal R-410a Safety & Training: Delta-T Solutions
3 Pack - TRT Tap Rack Dry Fire Safety Training Aid .45 .45ACP Cal Pistol Magazine Dummy Ammo
- TRT loads into an empty pistol magazine. Perfect for use during dry fire training. Keeps the magazine follower positioned so that it will not engage the slide stop of the pistol.
- Designed such that the slide of the pistol can pass over the TRT without stripping it from the magazine.
- 3 Pack of .45 cal
- Recommended for use with MantisX
- Made in USA
Super Z Outlet 7.5" Bright Neon Colored Orange, Yellow, Red, Green Cones Sports Equipment for Fitness Training, Traffic Safety Practice (24 Pack)
- Many sports require a lot of practice and training, and that is where these vibrant training cones come into the picture. Vivid and traditional point cones come packed together for a portable and effective pack of sports training equipment. An essential training tool and coaching equipment for a variety of sports training drills.
- Sports equipment for kids or sports equipment for men and women, these sports accessories are great for both outdoor sports and indoor sports. Cones are stackable for easy carring from place to place. Can be used for side-line, boundary markers, speed agility drills, obstacles, targets and many other training activities.
- These sports cones are made of durable neon colored plastic, easy to see thanks to the bright color. These make excellent soccer cones for use as a running course or a soccer goal post, agility cones, activity cones, football equipment, basketball gear and overall great sports equipment and sports accessories for anyone.
- Add these cones to your bag of fitness training equipment and speed training equipment to ensure you get the practice you need. Easy to carry, stack-able to ensure this sports training equipment stays together.
- Neon colored sports cones measure at 7.5" inches tall. Every order includes a total of 24 per package (6 of each color including orange, yellow, red, and green). Perfect for school P.E. teachers and storing them in with other gym supplies.
Motorcycle Safety Classes in the Chicago Area
Motorcycle safety classes or basic rider's course go a long way in improving a motorcycle rider's overall safety on the road. This article contains a guide to some of the courses offered in the Chicago area.
Motorcycles represent approximately 5 percent of all highway fatalities each year even though they only make up 2% of all registered vehicles in the United States.
More than half of the accident-involved riders had less than 5 months experience on the accident involved motorcycle.
92 percent of motorcyclists involved in crashes were either self taught or trained by family or friends.
Motorcycle riders who are unlicensed or improperly licensed are over-represented in fatal crashes by more that 100% nationally and by as much as 400% in some states.
There are more than a few safety course options available to riders in the Chicago area. Here is a list of some great programs and classes offered in Chicagoland and around the state of Illinois.
Illinois Department of Transportation Motorcycle Safety Classes
The best option for any resident of Illinois are the free motorcycle safety classes sponsored by the Illinois Department of Transportation and various state universities. Courses are open to all Illinois residents 16 and older. The program is run by one of four state universities depending on your region. Northern Illinois University runs programs in the northern region, Illinois State University runs the programs in the west-central region, the University of Illinois programs cover the east-central region and Southern Illinois University runs the programs for the southern half of the state. To find a course near you or to see what school runs the courses in your part of the state click here. Courses are generally 3 days long and a run from early spring through fall every year. Locations and specifics vary with each program but they all fill up pretty far in advance so planning is definitely required. A list of programs sponsored by the Illinois Department of transportation can be found by clicking here. With all courses, students take a written and riding test at the conclusion of the class and those who pass both parts receive a completion card which allows the rider to get their Illinois motorcycle license from the secretary of state without taking the exam again.
Ride Chicago
Ride Chicago is a privately owned motorcycle training school. They offer the classroom portion of the course at their office in Chicago and riding sections are offered in the city adjacent to the United Center or in the suburbs at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. The course costs $295 and there's an additional $40 charge to take the licensing test with them. One major advantage they have over the state sponsored program is the large number of classes available to meet any schedule and classes don't fill up immediately so you don't need to reserve your spot in January for a July course as with the state programs. For those who don't have the patience to wait for a state sponsored course, Ride Chicago is a great option. Many riders I have personally spoken with have highly recommended Ride Chicago both for excellent instruction and enjoyable classes and their online reviews are overwhelmingly positive. For more information about classes, scheduling, and pricing at Ride Chicago click here.
Motorcycle Riding School
Motorcycle Riding School located at 1400 N. Halsted in Chicago is another private motorcycle training program. They were the first private school in Illinois to be certified by The Motorcycle Safety Foundation. Courses run from April through October and are completed over two consecutive days with a separate day of testing for those who wish to complete their licensing through them. The cost of the basic rider course is $350 with no additional fees for licensing or testing if you choose to take the test with them. They also have a wider availability of classes on shorter notice than the state programs so they are another good option for those who don't want to wait. More information about Motorcycle Riding School can be found by clicking here.
Harley-Davidson Rider's Edge
Wildfire Harley-Davidson runs a Rider's Edge motorcycle training school in Villa Park, IL. Rider's Edge is the only official Harley sponsored riding program. The classes offered by Wildfire Harley-Davidson run from April to October and consist of two nights of classroom training followed by two days of on-bike training. Course instructors are all certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation as well as Harley-Davidson. Like the state run programs, upon successful completion of the course riders receive a completion card that exempts them from the written and riding licensing exams with the secretary of state. The course costs $350 but graduates receive a $50 credit from Harley-Davidson upon completing the course. For more information about Wildfire Harley-Davidson's Rider's Edge classes click here.
Illinois Council of Safety
The Illinois Council of Safety offers motorcycle training classes in the western suburbs. Despite what their name implies, they are a privately owned and operated motorcycle training school, not a government agency. They offer weekend classes in West Chicago, IL (about 45 minutes from downtown) starting in the spring and running through fall. This is a good option for suburban riders who prefer not to venture into the city and don't have the patience to wait for a state run class. Basic courses start at $350 and include the licensing test should you choose to take it with them. More information about Illinois Council of Safety classes can be found by clicking here.
"Motorcycle Safety Course: The new must have accessory?", Clutch and Chrome Magazine,
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