Catalog
Self-paced and assessed. Choose a standard and a level. Every course ends in a proctor-free final exam and a verifiable Certificate of Completion.
Every course is available in English and Spanish. You can switch languages at any time inside the course.
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18 of 73 courses
Find hazards before they hurt someone, rate the risk honestly and choose controls that work
Record injuries correctly, report severe events on time, and investigate every incident to find causes rather than culprits
The classroom part of OSHA's three-part forklift training requirement: practical training and a workplace evaluation by your employer must follow
Read labels, pictograms and safety data sheets, and know your rights under 29 CFR 1910.1200
Control of hazardous energy under 29 CFR 1910.147 for authorized, affected and other employees
For supervisors who deliver practical forklift training and evaluate operators in the workplace
How hazards are assessed, how eye, face, head, hand and foot protection is chosen, and how to wear and care for it
Shock, arc flash and arc blast, approach boundaries and everyday electrical safety for people who work near electrical equipment
Recognize machine hazards, understand guards and safeguarding devices, and never work around them
Slips, trips, ladders, edges, docks and fixed ladders under 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D
Know the alarm, the way out and the fire hazards at your workstation
Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV at work: exposure control, vaccination, exposure incidents and the OSHA training elements
Recognize the job features that cause strain injuries, set up your workstation and handle loads without hurting yourself
Recognize, respond to and prevent heat illness in hot indoor and outdoor work, and understand the current federal and state rules
Flux fume, lead, burns and the habits that keep a soldering bench safe
Solvents, fluxes, coatings and adhesives: store, dispense, protect yourself and respond when it goes wrong
How industrial lasers injure, what the class on the label means, and how to work safely around enclosed and open-beam systems
Cylinders, nitrogen, liquid nitrogen and compressed air in electronics and manufacturing plants
