This course introduces employees to the basics of bloodborne pathogens. Learners will explore what bloodborne pathogens are, how they can enter the body, and the key pathogens of concern, including HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C. The course also covers essential safety practices like proper use of PPE, handwashing, safe disposal of sharps, and what to do in case of exposure. Designed for easy understanding, this course equips workers with the knowledge to stay safe and reduce the risk of infection in the workplace.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This course covers the fundamentals of electricity, common electrical hazards, and safe practices to follow when working near electrical equipment. Employees will learn how to protect themselves, the importance of Lockout/Tagout procedures, and basic first aid for electrical injuries. By the end of the course, they’ll have the knowledge to safely navigate their work environment and avoid electrical risks.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

In this course, you will learn essential skills to stay safe and act effectively during various emergencies. The course covers different types of emergencies, including fires, chemical spills, medical incidents, and severe weather. You’ll be trained to react quickly and calmly, understand workplace hazards, and use emergency equipment correctly. We’ll guide you through evacuation and shelter procedures, including how to safely shut down equipment. You’ll also learn how to summon help, recognize alarms, and respond appropriately to different emergency signals. This training will equip you with the knowledge and preparation needed to protect yourself and others in critical situations.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This ergonomics course is designed to help workers understand how to protect their bodies from strain and injury on the job. You will learn about the risk factors associated with musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and how to prevent them. The course covers proper body mechanics and safe lifting techniques, how to recognize and report early signs of discomfort, and the basic principles of ergonomics to reduce risk. Additionally, the course emphasizes personal responsibility for health and wellness in maintaining a safe, injury-free workplace.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This Fall Protection awareness course introduces uncertified employees to the essentials of fall safety in the workplace. This course covers common fall hazards, types of fall protection equipment, and safe practices for working at heights. You’ll learn the importance of using proper equipment, the responsibilities of workers and supervisors in preventing falls, and the importance of reporting unsafe conditions. By the end of this course, you’ll have a foundational understanding of fall protection to help create a safer work environment.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This Fire Safety Awareness course provides employees with essential knowledge to prevent, respond to, and mitigate fire-related risks in the workplace. Participants will learn about common fire hazards, fire classes, prevention practices, and the critical role of emergency alarms and evacuation plans. The course emphasizes safe response procedures, including the appropriate use of fire extinguishers by trained personnel. By the end of this course, employees will be equipped to maintain a fire-safe workplace and respond effectively in emergencies.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This course provides essential knowledge for handling workplace injuries. You’ll learn how to respond safely to emergencies, treat minor injuries, and recognize serious medical situations that require professional help. This course emphasizes the importance of knowing your limits, using first aid kits effectively, and ensuring safety while providing care.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This Hazard Communication and GHS course equips workers with the knowledge to safely handle hazardous chemicals in the workplace. Participants will learn about the Globally Harmonized System (GHS), how to interpret labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and the importance of recognizing chemical hazards through GHS pictograms. The course also covers safe handling, storage, and emergency response procedures to minimize risks and ensure compliance with safety regulations. By the end of this course, employees will be better prepared to maintain a safe and informed work environment.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

Workplace noise can significantly damage employee hearing over time. In this module, you will learn to identify noise levels and substances that damage hearing, compare types of hearing protection, and recognize employer responsibilities to protect your hearing.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

In this course, you’ll learn how to choose the correct ladder for the job, the proper methods for setting up and securing ladders, and safe techniques for ascending and descending. We will also cover important inspection procedures to ensure ladders are in good condition, and additional safety practices for using stepladders and fixed ladders. By the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge to prevent accidents and ensure ladder safety in your work environment.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This comprehensive Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Training is designed to empower affected employees with the essential knowledge and skills to ensure their safety and the safety of others when working around equipment subject to LOTO procedures. The course covers fundamental concepts, including the purpose and importance of LOTO, identifying energy sources, required training, the consequences of unauthorized removal, and reporting.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This course on Pedestrian Lift Truck Safety is designed to help employees understand the risks associated with working around lift trucks and how to stay safe. You’ll learn about the unique operating characteristics of lift trucks, including their wide rear swing radius and how they maneuver differently than cars. The course covers pedestrian safety, including how to use designated walkways, maintain a safe distance, and avoid blind spots. We’ll also review important safety protocols, such as never walking under an elevated load and the hazards of riding on lift trucks. Additionally, you’ll learn to identify potential hazards in the workplace and take proper safety precautions, such as making eye contact with the driver and using mirrors to improve visibility. Finally, we’ll cover how to assess risks in different interaction zones to minimize accidents and keep everyone safe.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

Personal protective equipment, PPE, isn't a replacement for a safe workplace, but it can protect you from many types of hazards. In this module, you will learn to name PPE that protects against different workplace hazards, explain what your employer needs to do to keep you safe, and list things you can do to keep yourself safe at work.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

This Respiratory Protection course provides essential knowledge to help workers stay safe from airborne hazards in the workplace. You’ll learn about common respiratory hazards, how to select the correct respirator, and the importance of fit testing and proper mask maintenance. By following these guidelines, you can reduce health risks and ensure long-term respiratory health.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common workplace accidents. They can cause serious injury. In this module, you'll learn to identify the causes of slips, trips, and falls, and employ strategies to prevent these accidents.

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, SPANISH

Our company recognizes the importance of providing our employees with adequate eye and face protection to prevent injuries from hazards such as flying particles, liquid chemicals, and potentially injurious light radiation. In order to ensure compliance with OSHA's eye and face protection standard (1910.133), the following assessment is being conducted. By conducting this assessment, we are ensuring that we are in compliance with OSHA's eye and face protection standard and providing a safe work environment for our employees.This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

Our organization is committed to ensuring the safety and health of our employees, and we recognize the importance of compliance with the OSHA Foot Protection Standard (1910.136). To ensure that we are meeting the requirements of this standard, we will conduct an internal audit that will cover the following areas: foot hazard assessment, protective footwear selection, employee training, maintenance and replacement, and program evaluation. By conducting this internal audit, we will ensure that we are in compliance with the OSHA Foot Protection Standard and that our employees are adequately protected from foot hazards in the workplace. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

Our organization is committed to ensuring the safety and health of our employees, and we recognize the importance of compliance with the OSHA Head Protection Standard (1910.135). To ensure that we are meeting the requirements of this standard, we will conduct this assessment that will cover the following areas: written program, hazard assessment, head protection selection, training, inspections, maintenance and replacement, recordkeeping, and program evaluation. By conducting this internal audit, we will ensure that we are in compliance with the OSHA Head Protection Standard and that our employees are adequately protected from head injuries in the workplace. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

This assessment for Hearing Protection PPE evaluates our selection and use of appropriate hearing protection devices for our employees based on the level of noise exposure and ensures that employees are using their hearing protection properly and consistently. Additionally, this assessment ensures our employees are following our PPE maintenance and replacement program and that hearing protection equipment is being properly cleaned, inspected, and replaced as necessary. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

Our organization is committed to ensuring the safety and health of our employees, and we recognize the importance of compliance with the OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard (1910.134). To ensure that we are meeting the requirements of this standard, we will conduct this assessment that will cover the following areas: written program, respirator selection, medical evaluations, fit testing, recordkeeping, and program evaluation. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing these inspection requirements through regular inspections, checklists, documentation, and operator training, we can ensure that our powered industrial trucks are in good working order and are operated safely by our workers. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing these load capacity requirements through proper training, load stability and positioning, use of appropriate load handling attachments, and ensuring load capacity markings are displayed on the truck, we can reduce the risk of accidents and injuries associated with lifting and handling loads with powered industrial trucks. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing maintenance requirements through regular maintenance schedules, proper documentation, inspection and repair of defective equipment, and providing proper training to maintenance personnel, we can ensure that our powered industrial trucks are properly maintained and in good working condition, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries in our workplace. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing these PPE requirements through proper training, providing appropriate PPE, and ensuring that employees wear the PPE in accordance with OSHA's standard, we can reduce the risk of accidents and injuries associated with working with PITs. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing these recordkeeping requirements through proper maintenance of training records, inspection records, accident and incident records, certification records, and retention of all required records for the required time period, we can ensure compliance with OSHA's standard and reduce the risk of accidents and injuries associated with working with PITs. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

By addressing these training requirements through ongoing training, evaluation, and documentation, we can ensure that our powered industrial truck operators are properly trained and competent to operate these machines safely in our workplace. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

The purpose of this assessment is to ensure that our organization is in compliance with OSHA's Lockout/Tagout Procedures Standard (1910.147 App A). This standard provides guidance on the proper procedures for energy control during maintenance and servicing of machinery or equipment. This audit will cover all aspects of our lockout/tagout program, including the specific steps for turning off machinery, verifying energy-isolating devices, releasing stored energy, and the application, removal, and transfer of lockout/tagout devices.This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.

This of our Lockout/Tagout Program ensures we have procedures and practices for controlling hazardous energy sources in machinery or equipment during servicing and maintenance operations. The goal of this audit is to ensure that the company is in compliance with OSHA standards and to identify areas for improvement to enhance safety and prevent accidents. This assessment should identify any areas of non-compliance, deficiencies, or potential hazards in the Lockout/Tagout Program, and provide recommendations for corrective action to improve the program's effectiveness. This assessment is not exhaustive and should be tailored to the specific procedures and equipment used by our company.