- Online Training - USACRC
This provides Soldiers, Army Civilians, safety professionals and joint forces greater access to our training resources The procedures for locating, registering for and completing your training are listed below
- TRAINING COURSES - USACRC
The safety training resources below are applicable for everyone from new recruits to seasoned safety professionals Access online training, classroom training schedules, and more
- Training Unit Safety - USACRC
RDT provides driver improvement and remedial training for military or civilian personnel convicted of a moving traffic violation or determined to be at fault for a traffic mishap while operating a government motor vehicle In addition, commanders may refer "high-risk" Soldiers to attend the course Examples of high-risk activities may include:
- Radiation - USACRC
The ultimate goal of the Army Radiation Safety program is to keep radiation exposure As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) to Soldiers, Civilians, Contractors, the general public, and the environment
- Educational Distance Learning Links - USACRC
Videos Military Operations and Training Tactical Safety Weapons and Explosives Physical Readiness Training Airborne Operations Fire Prevention Rail, Port, and Cargo Arctic Warfare Operations Marine Activities Radiation Laser RF Posters Videos Links Workplace Biological Hazards Civilian Injury and Illness Confined Space Electrical Emergency
- Forklift Fundamentals - USACRC
They will be required to have a minimum of 30 hours of training with a licensed forklift operator Supervisors will submit an MFR that personnel have attained the required hours of training and are capable of operating a forklift without direct supervision
- Rail, Port, and Cargo - USACRC
Certifiers require refresher training every two years The hazardous cargo certifying official is responsible for ensuring the shipment is properly prepared, packaged, marked, inspected and documented They can certify documentation for commercial and military trucks, rail, sea and air
- Training - USACRC
IAW Army Regulation 385-10, The Army Safety and Occupational Health Program, Chapter 13-17, dtd 24 July 2023 and the Army Progressive Motorcycle Program, it is mandatory for all Soldiers operating a privately-owned motorcycle to complete motorcycle safety training
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