Available courses
Required annual training for all employees. This program explains to employees their rights concerning access to their medical and exposure records as required by OSHA. This training goes hand-in-hand with Right-to Know (Hazard Communication) training. All employees covered by OSHA need this training. Approximate training time - 20 minutes.
This training covers the proper goals, protocol and key elements of how to investigate safety incidents and accidents in the workplace. Approximate training time - 20 minutes.
Training for employees working in facilities constructed prior to 1980 that have not been certified as asbestos free. If not cleared, training is required for certain classes of employees like custodians and maintenance workers. This is general awareness training in the hazards of asbestos. Approximate training time -15 minutes.
Back injuries are responsible for roughly 30% of on-the-job injuries each year. This course will help employees understand the basic anatomy and function of the back as well as introduce them to back injury prevention techniques. Approximate training time -15 minutes.
Required training for healthcare and general industry workers like nurses, janitors, emergency responders, or others that could be exposed to blood or bodily fluids. Educates employees about AIDS and Hepatitis, how they are transmitted, and preventive measures to take when exposed to blood and other body fluids. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has addressed the problems associated with working with Chromium (VI) also known as Hexavalent Chromium in 29 CFR 1910.1026. This program seeks to raise employee awareness of the dangers and the steps to be taken to work safely with Chromium (V1). Approximate training time - 25 minutes
Clostridium difficile is a bacterium that causes diarrhea and more serious intestinal conditions such as colitis. This training is designed to inform healthcare workers about the dangers of this disease and the preventative measures necessary to protect their health and the health of their patients. Approximate training time -15 minutes.
Required annual training for those who may encounter confined spaces. This is a general awareness level program. Describes confined spaces and requirements before entering a confined space. Approximate training time - 30 minutes.
Designed for use by facilities to help ensure that outside contractors brought on site have had basic safety awareness training. Tests and records information on the employee and the company for which they work. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
This training module discusses inspection procedures for cranes, slings and hooks. It discusses safe operating protocols as well as appropriate types of slings based on use, wear and environmental conditions. Good program for everyone associated with the crane-operations, signalmen, load hookers, etc. Approximate training time - 20 minutes.
In this section, employees and supervisors will learn about some of the specific drugs of abuse including signs of abuse, symptoms and health risks. Takes about 35 minutes.
At the end of the training, employees should be familiar with the Drug-Free Workplace Policy and aware of the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse. Takes about 30 minutes.
Upon completion of this module, supervisors should be familiar with the Drug-Free Workplace Policy and understand a crisis situation. Takes about 30 minutes.
Required as annual training by OSHA under the NFPA 70E regulations. Trains non electrical workers on how electricity works, and its hazards. Takes about 20 minutes
Your emergency plan must be reviewed with your employees annually, or whenever you make a change to your plan. This program trains those who are responsible for the emergency plan in meeting OSHA requirement for an emergency plan. There are surveys to indicate whether or not your plan will work. Takes about 35 minutes
Training instructs employees in the various types of injuries related to improper work environments. Included in this program is a physical assessment survey that will help to identify ergonomic problems in the workplace. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
A general awareness level training program designed for workers who will be exposed to hazards associated with working in and around excavations. The course also points out some of the responsibilities of a "competent person. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
A general awareness level training program to reveal to workers the working conditions that prompt the need for fall protection and the options that are available to protect workers from falls. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
A good general awareness level program to review how falls happen, and the seriousness of fall injuries. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
Required as annual training for those who could be required to use an extinguisher. Training covers the classes of fires and the appropriate extinguisher to use with each class. Demonstrates the use of a fire extinguisher using the PASS acronym. Approximate training time - 10 minutes.
This presentation is designed to help employees deal safely with flammable and combustible liquids and emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, and control. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
A good common sense program to renew interest in hand safety. Anecdotal evidence designed to enhance employee awareness of their responsibility to protect their hands. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
Hand tool safety covers safety issues dealing with basic hand tools and power tools. The program establishes responsibilities and accountabilities for safe hand tool usage. Approximate training time - 20 minutes.
Required training for all employees. A program to introduce employees and employers to the UN Global Harmonization System and its relationship to the new requirements of the 2012 Hazard Communication Standard adopted as of March 2012. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
Required training for all employees. This program will provide information on the hazard classifications that the Hazard Communication relies on to inform workers of the dangers presented by chemicals they may be exposed to their workplace. Approximate training time - 35 minutes.
Required training for all employees. This program provides information on the new labeling requirements that will be appearing in the workplace which conform to the UN Global Harmonization System and the Hazard Communication 2012 guidelines. Approximate training time - 30 minutes.
Required training for all employees. This program provides information on the new Safety Data Sheet requirements that will be appearing in the workplace which conform to the UN Global Harmonization System and the Hazard Communication 2012 guidelines. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
Required as annual training for those working in hearing protection areas. Trains in the hazards of loud noises, decibel range, hearing protection, and audiogram requirements. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
Required annual training for employees working in hot environments. This training covers the need for getting acclimated to heat, types of heat related illnesses, and precautions to take to avoid heat related health issues. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
The goal of this training is to help equip you with information you need to perform your job safely. This training should help you identify the major safety and health hazards associated with "Hot Work?, properly select appropriate PPE for welding, cutting, and brazing and follow procedures designed to prevent or control fires. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
This training emphasizes the reasons why Housekeeping is so important to safety in any workplace. At the end of the program individuals should understand that Housekeeping is everyone's responsibility. Approximate training time - 10 minutes.
Required annual training for employees working in laboratories.There are two modules in this program. One deals with the requirements to the standard, the other deals with the chemical hygiene plan. Approximate training time - 40 minutes.
Lab Safety II deals with information typically found in the Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) required in laboratories covered under 29 CFR 1910.1450. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
Lead overexposure is one of the most common overexposures found in industry and a leading cause of workplace illness. The Lead Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1025 specifically deals with Lead in the industrial setting. This program raises awareness of the dangers and the steps to be taken to work safely with Lead. Approximate training time -20 minutes
Required training for lift truck operators. Trains in all aspects of lift truck operation including pre-start check, pre-operation check, refueling, loading, unloading, traveling loaded, and many other aspects of lift truck operation. Approximate training time - 30 minutes.
Required annual training for all "authorized", "affected" or "other" employees. Training covers the reasoning behind lockout, who places and removes locks, as well as the limitations of Tagout. Approximate training time - 25 minutes.
This training program provides a general awareness of the OSHA standard “Control of Hazardous Energy”, also known as “Lockout/Tagout”. This training is for those that are not Authorized or Affected employee under the definitions of this standard. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
Material Handling covers manual material handling and material handling by machine. It also briefly includes storing materials, housekeeping and personal protection equipment. Approximate training time - 30 minutes.
Required annual training for all employees. OSHA upgraded this rule in late 1994 to make it more specific. Our program includes the modification to the rule. Trains in the various types of PPE and requirements for wearing PPE. Takes about 20 minutes.
This is a program that the EPA requires. EPA requires a certain number of hours of training depending on the employee's position. This program covers all the basics of the training requirements. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes.
RCRA Part II - This is a program that the EPA requires. EPA requires a certain number of hours of training depending on the employee's position. This program covers all the basics of the training requirements. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes.
Required annual training for employees who wear respirators. A program that instructs on the reasons for wearing respirators, the requirements for wearing respirators, and other important factors in respiratory protection. Highlights employee and employer responsibilities and the need for a comprehensive respirator program. Approximate training time - 40 minutes.
This training lays out the framework for effective safety observations. The training discusses team makeup and the purpose of building a culture that supports and is a part of this significant safety activity. Approximate training time - 10 minutes.
A basic program about general safety requirements. Especially designed for new employees. Discusses horseplay, alarms, and responsibility for using tools, operating equipment, and many other topics. Approximate training time - 20 minutes.
A general awareness level training program designed for workers who will be exposed to hazards associated with working in and around scaffolding. Also covers some of the duties of a competent person. Takes about 25 minutes
Training discusses "What Sexual Harassment Is" and "How to Report and How to Prevent". Generalized discussion that points out that no one wins in the case of harassment, and everyone has a responsibility to foster a harassment free workplace. Approximate training time - 15 minutes.
General Awareness training covering the dangers posed by Silica in the workplace and the changes made by OSHA in the 2017 Crystalline Silica Standard. Approximate training time - 25 minutes
This is an EPA requirement for employees working in facilities where an SWPP plan is required. Basic training about exposing rain water to industrial chemicals. Takes about 10 minutes.
A timely topic for today's environment. General awareness level training for industry. There are 10 questions with 3 learning situations within the presentation. Approximate training time - 35 minutes.
This program is directed mainly toward healthcare workers since most violent acts in workplaces occur to healthcare and social workers. It explains OSHA's 4-step plan, how to improve security, work practices, and engineering controls, to reduce the cause and effects of violence—used with the Emergency Planning. Approximate training time - 35 minutes.