Self-paced online safety training is particularly useful for learners that can't, or would find it difficult to, attend a scheduled class. But, our Online OSHA Training Center (OOTC) is for everyone. We know people learn in different ways, and the most important thing to us is that the training is engaging and helps you work more safely.
Train your staff regardless of their role, location, and operating hours.
Offer consistent training to all employees without travel disruption.
Assign training to new recruits immediately upon hire for onboarding.
Easily manage training for staff that work shifts or very large workforces.
Set a schedule that works best for your employees, so they train in a time and place that works best for them. Need to change it up for each role? No problem.
Courses are readily available in English and Spanish with closed captioning for over 25 languages. Train employees in a language they can read and understand.
Courses are compiled by experienced safety professionals for precision and peace of mind. Complex topics are broken into short, easy-to-absorb chapters for maximum retention.
Set a schedule that works best for your employees, so they train in a time and place that works best for them. Need to change it up for each role? No problem.
Courses are readily available in English and Spanish with closed captioning for over 25 languages. Train employees in a language they can read and understand.
Courses are compiled by experienced safety professionals for precision and peace of mind. Complex topics are broken into short, easy-to-absorb chapters for maximum retention.
If self-paced online learning isn't for you, we have two other training routes to try.
A Lancaster Safety instructor will come to you and train your team in person. We love these sessions as our trainers enjoy interacting with you face-to-face.
An instructor will lead a training session live on a video meeting. We love these sessions as it makes group learning possible for those spread across the country.
Hiromi Tyree
Christopher Baxter
Jan Glock
Jordan Cummings
Yes. OSHA recognizes online training, and completion is documented automatically for your records. Additional hands-on or more thorough training may be necessary.
Training is just the start of a complete health and safety program. If your team needs safety procedures and ongoing compliance support, we also offer full service partnerships where we help your business to build a safety culture.
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