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This is to verify that Samuel Eugene Placid III has completed the course Silica Awareness Training on Alison.
Samuel Eugene Placid III
Alison ID: 57934879
Course Completed: Silica Awareness Training
Date of Completion: 20th April 2026
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 0h 42m
Final Assessment Score:
Alison courses requires at least
70% to pass the final assessment
CPD Hours Completed:
CPD approved learning hours
completed through this course
Course Information
Enhance safety and compliance by minimising health risks associated with Silica exposure with this free online course.
Silica is a common but often ignored health and environmental risk to workers across various industries. This course teaches you how to effectively control silica exposure in your workplace, keeping everyone safe and healthy. Silica poses serious health risks, but this course is the shield your team needs. Dive into the comprehensive curriculum covering health impacts, workplace assessment, and effective control measures. Tailored for specific industries, it's more than a course; it's a strategic move towards creating a resilient, hazard-resistant work environment.
The comprehensive curriculum in this course helps you delve into the nuances of silica exposure, explore regulatory requirements, and discover tools, practices and procedures to pave the way for a safer and healthier work environment. This course isn't just a solution; it's a comprehensive guide. Delve into the intricacies of silica exposure, from understanding its health impacts to mastering workplace assessment and control strategies. Tailored for specific industries, it's a game-changer, ensuring your team is armed with the knowledge needed to tackle silica threats head-on. The lessons covered in this course are Introduction to Silica, Health Effects of Silica Exposure, Workplace Assessment and Monitoring, Control Measures and Prevention Strategies, Silica Awareness in Specific Industries, Emergency Response and First Aid.
This course benefits individuals extended across various industries and roles whose work involves potential exposure to silica. It thus aptly matches the needs and requirements of construction


