OSHA Training Course Catalog

Reviews construction hazards, OSHA rules, worker rights, and prevention methods, with the 30-hour course offering more in-depth training for employees with safety responsibilities.

Reviews general industry hazards, OSHA rules, worker rights, and prevention methods, with the 30-hour course offering more in-depth training for employees with safety responsibilities.

Explains common causes of workplace accidents and how recognizing hazards, correcting unsafe acts, and fixing unsafe conditions can prevent injuries.

Prepares employees to understand active-shooter risks, ways to plan ahead, and how to respond to an incident using the Run, Hide, Fight method.

This course is intended for employees who operate aerial lifts. The training focuses on safe operation, equipment inspections, hazard recognition, and fall protection. Employees will go through a performance evaluation and proficiency test.

Explains how to work safely with and around aerial lifts, including performing inspections and maintenance, using fall protection, and common equipment hazards.

Reviews ammonia exposure hazards, health effects, first aid, and prevention measures including proper PPE.

Focuses on NFPA 70E electrical-safety practices for preventing shock and arc-flash injuries, including live work, approach distances, PPE, and hazard controls.

Identifies where asbestos may be found, associated health hazards, and ways to assess, communicate, monitor, and control potential exposure.

Explains how understanding and improving everyday work behaviors can reduce injuries and strengthen workplace safety.

Outlines benzene health risks, exposure controls, emergency procedures, and the proper use and limitations of respiratory protection.

Explains how bloodborne pathogens are transmitted, along with universal precautions, exposure response, Hepatitis B vaccination, and decontamination.