OSHA Training Course Catalog

Focuses on construction fall hazards, OSHA requirements, prevention methods, fall-arrest systems, distance calculations, controlled-access zones, and ladder safety.

Explains common slip, trip, and fall hazards and how walking-working surface rules and safe work practices help prevent them.

Explains OSHA's requirements for maintaining and inspecting orderly walking-working surfaces. The course will also review housekeeping best practices, safe ladder use, and protection and prevention methods from floor openings and when working at elevated heights.

Reviews the ways to identify and prevent worker fatigue which can affect employees' ability to make decisions, react quickly, and perform cognitively.

Explains the types of fires, potential fires hazards, as well as proper fire extinguishing practices, maintenance, and inspection practices for extinguishers. Also, reviews emergency action plans, evacuation routes, alarms and reporting, and employee responsibilities during emergencies.

Provides general information that can help during an injury situation. Please note that First Aid/CPR/AED Certification Cards are only issued through an in-person training.

Explains the potential dangers and safe work practices when working near forklifts or powered industrial trucks.

Provides a general overview of characteristics of gases, gas hazards, and what equipment is necessary for monitoring and personal protection.

Review OSHA's Grain Handling Standard requirements for the control of grain dust fires and explosions, and other safety hazards associated with grain handling facilities.

Reviews the elements of the hazard communication standard including how read Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), manufacturer labeling, and pictograms, in order to identify hazards prior to starting the job, how to properly handle chemicals, and what PPE to wear.

Provides a general overview of HAZWOPER hazards and response as chemicals are handled and transported.

Understand when hearing protection should be worn, the different methods of controls, and how to properly insert ear plugs to make them effective.