Hi Trumpy,
I really like the Ten Hour OSHA Safety Class.
It covers a lot of the basics and electrical dangers also.
There is some good safety stuff that you can download at the site and have your own safety training as a minimum.
As far as being responsible FOR them..... you can't. Just like with kids, the best you can do is lead by example, give them the tools they need to be safe and remind them each time to "be careful".
You also need the support of your employer. If he is not supplying you with the tools you need to do your job, then he needs to "get on the stick" as he is THE one responsible.
Dave
[This message has been edited by WebSparky (edited 03-22-2003).]
