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Idaho State University - SH-22228-11

Agricultural Operations

Grantee Name: Idaho State University	Grant Number: SH-22228-11	Grant Year: 2011
The grantee provided training to workers and employers in Idaho's agri-business sector. Training topics included welding, oxy-acetylene cutting, tractor safety, personal protective equipment, and grinder safety. Training materials include PowerPoint presentations in English and Spanish.

Grantee Name: Idaho State University

Grant Number: SH-22228-11

Grant Year: 2011

The grantee provided training to workers and employers in Idaho's agri-business sector. Training topics included welding, oxy-acetylene cutting, tractor safety, personal protective equipment, and grinder safety. Training materials include PowerPoint presentations in English and Spanish.

Safety in Agricultural Operations

Title	Language	Length	Format	File Size
Safety in Agricultural Operations
Grinder Safety Applications in Agriculture Shops	English	24 slides	PPT	1.31 MB
Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Safety in Agriculture	English	31 slides	PPT	1.98 MB
Safety Apparel in Agriculture	English	16 slides	PPT	985.50 KB
Tractor Safety for Agriculture	English	16 slides	PPT	960.50 KB
Welding Safety in Agriculture	English	25 slides	PPT	1,018.50 KB
Las Aplicaciones de Seguridad de Amoladora en los Talleres de Reparación en la Agricultura	Spanish	24 slides	PPT	1.23 MB
La Seguridad del Corte de Oxi-Acetileno en la Agricultura	Spanish	31 slides	PPT	1.98 MB
Ropa de Seguridad en la Agricultura	Spanish	16 slides	PPTX	566.25 KB
Normas de Seguridad para los Tractores en la Agricultura	Spanish	16 slides	PPTX	598.75 KB
La Seguridad de Soldadura en la Agricultura	Spanish	25 slides	PPT	1.01 MB
La Seguridad de Soldadura en la Agricultura: Lineamiento de Entrenamiento	Spanish	21 pages	PDF	373.63 KB
La Seguridad del Corte de Oxi-Acetileno en la Agricultura: Lineamiento de Entrenamiento	Spanish	14 pages	PDF	94.52 KB

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