Bring a qualified safety consultant to your workplace to train your team live. Connect each safety topic to your work and ask questions in real time for engaging training you’ll remember.
Onsite Safety Training
Who Is OSHA Onsite Training For?
We recommend onsite safety training to everyone. Having an instructor onsite encourages employees to engage in the conversation, ask questions, and connect the course to their lived experiences. It’s great for:
Employees
At all levels, in any departments or role.
Leaders
Looking for OSHA compliant training.
Businesses
That want to train everyone at the same time.
Teams
That would benefit from learning together.
Why Choose Us For Onsite Safety Training?
Engaging Format
Courses are compiled by OSHA's highest-tier safety professionals for precision and peace of mind. Complex topics are broken into short, easy-to-absorb chapters for maximum retention.
Nationwide Delivery
With around 110 consultants across the United States, we’ll have a safety professional nearby, ready to meet your team.
Proof of Training
Every attendee receives a certificate or confirmation of completion, so you have proof for your training records.
Engaging Format
Courses are compiled by OSHA's highest-tier safety professionals for precision and peace of mind. Complex topics are broken into short, easy-to-absorb chapters for maximum retention.
Nationwide Delivery
With around 110 consultants across the United States, we’ll have a safety professional nearby, ready to meet your team.
Proof of Training
Every attendee receives a certificate or confirmation of completion, so you have proof for your training records.
Prefer Learning Online?
If onsite training doesn’t work for your business, we have two other training routes to try.
Live Remote
An instructor will lead a training session live on a video call. We love these sessions as it makes group learning possible for those spread across the country.
Online
Self-paced online training for learners that can't, or would find it difficult to, attend a scheduled class. Or, for learners that just prefer to study by themselves.
"Had a great day training with Lancaster Safety Consulting. The training consultant Ricardo Lopez was very professional and knowledgeable. The course was a great source of information from a very knowledgeable person."
Carl Evans
"I highly recommend the Lancaster team for all of your safety needs. The entire team is responsive, knowledgeable, and efficient. The training content is relevant and presented in a manner easy for employees to digest. It is a relief having them in your corner."
Jennifer Hevelone
"Lancaster provided an excellent trainer who was engaging and energetic throughout the day long safety training. They provided a valuable service for our team."
Jordan Cummings
Frequently Asked Questions
Onsite OSHA training is classroom-style, instructor-led training designed for businesses, seminars, and groups that need training on hazards specific to their industry or workplace.
Simply put: it supports ongoing OSHA compliance, helps prevent costly accidents and injuries, and most importantly, helps everyone get home safely at the end of the day.
Lancaster Safety can accommodate any group size. For larger groups above 50, we recommend scheduling more than one session. As the group size increases, engagement tends to decrease. Note: some training courses have a maximum classroom size.
Depending on your workplace hazards and the number of topics covered, General Awareness training can range from 2 to 8 hours. Specialty topics can go up to 40 hours. See our course catalog for a more detailed view of the courses we offer. Multiple sessions can also be scheduled, including sessions in English and Spanish.
Absolutely. Lancaster Safety can customize your training to address the topics and hazards that apply to your workplace. Give us a call to discuss your training needs and what you have in mind.
OSHA training requirements depend on the hazards in your workplace. Employers are required to train employees on the hazards they may be exposed to and how to work safely around them. This depends on each individual worker, their role, and their exposure. Needless to say, a lot goes into what's required.
Below is a list of OSHA training topics that will apply to almost all businesses. Additional topics might be needed based on the hazards your employees are exposed to:
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Bloodborne Pathogens
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Driving Safety
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Employee Rights and Responsibilities
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Fire and Emergency Action Planning
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Ergonomics and Safe Lifting
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Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
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Personal Protective Equipment
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It's a great option for most groups, but not all. Onsite OSHA training gets your employees together to train at the same time, or in consecutive sessions. As we know, things don't always work that easily. Illness, vacations, and production schedules can interrupt your training plans. These are some of the many reasons we offer different training methods. You can use our Online OSHA Training Center for makeup training, new hires, or when retraining is needed throughout the year.
We have safety professionals located nationwide, so there is rarely a case where we can't get someone to you within a few hours' drive. We also have safety professionals willing to fly or even travel internationally if needed.
Not much. For most trainings, we'll need a room with chairs and electricity. Our safety professional will bring a projector and use either a blank wall or screen to display the training materials. For specialty trainings, additional equipment may be needed, such as lockout tagout devices or confined space entry equipment.
Most onsite OSHA training takes at least a half day, with rates starting at $2,250.
Need More Than Training?
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.

Book Onsite Safety Training
Browse our course catalog and talk to our training professionals for more information.