OSHA Training Course Catalog

Discusses safety leadership, the impact of safety culture, and communication techniques for promoting a strong safety program and managing resistant employees.

Reviews hazards associated with portable and stationary power saws and reviews safety practices for preventing injuries.

Focuses on identifying and controlling common scaffolding hazards and reviews proper setup, inspection, access, and use of supported scaffolding systems.

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

Scissor lifts are a frequently used piece of mobile equipment allowing employees to safely work at elevated heights. You may have seen these on construction sites, in manufacturing and distribution centers, and many other industries. While they are very useful, they are also heavy equipment and operators must be fully trained on safe operation and hazards to be aware of.

Reviews Illinois' sexual harassment prevention training requirements for employees, supervisors, and interns, including required training hours and bystander training.

Focuses on managing employees and subcontractors with less than six months of experience to help prevent work-related injuries and illnesses.

Discusses the hazards of respirable crystalline silica dust and the potential health risks from inhaling it during activities such as cutting, drilling, crushing, and polishing.

Reviews the basics of Stop Work Authority and teaches employees when and how to stop unsafe actions or conditions before they cause an injury.

Tractor safety is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of operators and bystanders. When operating, stay alert to your surroundings, avoid operating on steep inclines, and ensure that any attachments or implements are securely fastened.

Explains trench and excavation safety, including competent person responsibilities, soil classifications, and protective systems used to prevent hazards before and during the work.

Learn the responsibilities of a competent person, including hazard recognition, soil classifications, protective systems, and excavation inspections.