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Cold Stress This course provides information required by the OSHA Standards for working in cold conditions. It focuses on hazard identification and prevention. The course presents safety rules, personal protective equipment, and general precautions necessary to prevent injury due to cold weather. This Cold Stress Safety Course is designed for engineers and other professionals who... Learn More

Hand and Power Tool Safety This course provides information required by the OSHA Standards for Hand and Power Tools as found in 29 CFR 1910 Subpart P. It focuses on hazard identification and prevention. The course presents safety rules, personal protective equipment, and general precautions necessary to prevent accidents. A significant amount of information is... Learn More

Pedestrian Safety This course provides an overview of pedestrian safety issues, evaluates facility design factors, assesses various administrative control measures, and identifies pedestrian safety responsibilities. It reviews the two main types of control measures – engineering and administrative – and lays out best practices, training, and potential facility modifications that can enhance pedestrian safety. This... Learn More

Hot Works Permits This course provides the student with a general understanding of a hot works program, provides the essential components of an effective program, and prepares the employee to manage an existing program at a facility. It reviews case studies of recent fires and worker fatalities caused by failure to use hot works permits... Learn More

Lockout Tagout This course provides the student with information required for authorized employees under the OSHA lockout/tagout standard (Control of Hazardous Energy, Code of Federal Regulations as Title 29 Part 1910.147). It covers all hazardous energy sources and techniques to control hazardous energy. It presents the employer’s obligations under the OSHA standard and reviews the... Learn More