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Instructor-Led Training

OSHA 10-Hour Workplace Safety Training

Stay current with OSHA’s ever-changing rules in this LIVE, virtual workshop. This 2-day event provides highly interactive, instructor-led training that provides employees with the basic practices of identifying, reducing, eliminating and reporting hazards associated with their work.

Keep your company’s bottom line safe from OSHA fines. Protect your employees with the latest, must-know safety compliance information and protect your organization with proven OSHA-authorized compliance strategies.

And, upon successful completion of this course, you’ll receive your 10-hour general industry training card from OSHA that shows your deep commitment to the safety and health of your employees.

Course Outcomes

Get up to date fast on OSHA’s latest changes
Gain cost-saving ergonomics solutions
Prevent common safety hazards that result in OSHA violations
Meet OSHA’s stringent record-keeping requirements in less time
Know where OSHA inspectors are most likely to look
Avoid huge fines by understanding compliance basics for bloodborne pathogens, HazCom, Emergency Action Plans (EAPs), site-specific training, whistleblower retaliation and more

Course Agenda

Instructor-Led Training

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Session 1: Introduction to OSHA — Compliance Basics

Session 2: Prevent Common Hazards That Result in Safety Violations

Top OSHA safety violations and how to avoid them
The Emergency Action Plan (EAP), mandatory elements and minimum requirements
How to prevent slips, falls and other accidents waiting to happen
Fire prevention and the best fire extinguisher for each type of fire
“Gray areas” in OSHA’s accident prevention guidelines that could wind up costing your organization
Key components of the Hazard Communication (HazCom) Standard — and why you need to know them
OSHA’s Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements and what employers must provide

Session 3: Comply With OSHA’s Stringent Training Requirements

Identify the additional site-specific training OSHA now require
Hazardous waste and emergency response training standards
Instances when you MUST train personnel to comply with OSHA standards
The most common types of training that require OSHA documentation
Core elements of an effective training program that meets OSHA requirements
Understanding how OSHA evaluates your training
Training requirements that often go overlooked — until OSHA arrives

Session 4: Latest Standards, Rules and Proposals

Session 5: Be Ready for a Site Inspection

Session 6: Prevent Workplace Violence: OSHA Guidelines for Reducing Risk

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