10 Free OSHA training courses

SC Training (formerly EdApp)’s Driver Safety (US) is for employees who drive regularly for their jobs, whether it’s for commute or for their tasks. It's also a must for any industry that regularly uses vehicles for transporting or shipping like agriculture. This course has up-to-date safety practices because it’s designed by industry experts.

This free OSHA training course defines the habits of risky driving and the best safe driving practices. Knowing what safe driving is and how to follow it will help your employees avoid road accidents. It also has a lesson on vehicle maintenance, so your employees can check if their vehicle is safe to use for the day.

This course ends with a final assessment. Instead of questions, the final assessment has activities and games to test your team in different ways. SC Training (formerly EdApp) uses gamification to keep learning fun and engaging. Your team will be able to retain more knowledge and enjoy learning about new skills and practices.

This OSHA training course by SC Training is for any general industry that has chemical hazards. You can use it for refresher training as it’s approved by the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) for its compliance with OSHA Standard 1910.1200.

If your workspace has hazardous chemicals, you’re required to train your employees on how to identify them and the company’s hazard communication programs. This course gives a proper introduction to hazard communication, including how to read chemical labels and use a safety data sheet.

Present this course to your team in just a single click with SC Training’s Group Training feature. With this feature, you can automatically track attendance and log training sessions. It even takes note of recurring certificates, so you know when your team needs to be retrained.

This course is perfect for new construction workers unfamiliar with OSHA regulations. It’s a general introduction to the OSHA safety and health regulations that apply to all construction projects in the US. It also covers the best ways to maintain a safe workplace and the protocol for emergencies.

The course introduces the concept of OSHA regulations and how they’re necessary for keeping all US worksites safe from hazards. One important regulation discussed in the lesson is the workers’ right to a safe worksite and the employer’s responsibility to train and protect their employees.

Another topic that construction workers should learn about is how to use portable firefighting equipment. Every employer must create a fire protection program and supply firefighting equipment for a construction or demolition worksite. This course was made by SC Training to comply with OSHA Standard 1926.150 on Fire Protection and Prevention. It has been approved by the ASSP for compliance.

This free OSHA construction training course goes over two pieces of firefighting equipment your team will use in the event of a fire hazard: fire extinguishers and a fire hose. It also discusses the OSHA regulations for each tool, including where it should be placed, what the required specifications are, and how close a water supply should be.

This course goes over the 13 most recognized carcinogens in the workplace. It’s been vetted by the ASSP for compliance with OSHA Standard 1910.1003 and can be used as refresher training. It talks about the most updated practices and rules regarding known carcinogens in the workplace.

Carcinogens are chemicals that increase tumor growth and the risk of cancer. If your workplace has these chemicals, it's highly regulated to make sure employees don’t come into contact with these chemicals. This course discusses how these areas regulate carcinogens and how employees protect themselves while working.

This course by SC Training is also ASSP-approved for refresher training. Its main content is the standards and practices listed in OSHA Standard 1926.1053 - Stairways and Ladders. This course is best for jobs that use ladders frequently like construction workers, engineers, and painters.

It provides everything your team needs for safe ladder use. One of the lessons in this course is the pre-climbing guidelines your employee should follow before climbing a ladder. This includes inspecting the area, choosing the right ladder, and recognizing potential hazards. The course ends with a final assessment that tests your team’s new knowledge with gamified questions.

Inorganic arsenic is a common hazard in manufacturing facilities like glass production and semiconductor factories. This free OSHA training course by SC Training gives a comprehensive yet simple summary of OSHA Standard 1910.1018. It’s been confirmed by the ASSP for compliance with this standard.

This chemical is a byproduct of manufacturing processes like smelting. Inorganic arsenic is a health hazard, as prolonged exposure to arsenic can cause skin disease, certain types of cancers, and even death. This course suggests some of the best practices to guard against this toxic compound, such as hygienic facilities and control measures.

Another free OSHA training course for manufacturing industries is SC Training’s course on coke oven emissions. Approved by the ASSP, this course was made for refresher training with OSHA Standard 1910.1029 in mind. It covers everything your employees need to know to protect themselves from toxic emissions.

Coke ovens are used to create fuel for steel production. But, the smoke they produce can damage your employee’s bodies. This course goes over all OSHA regulations and practices for protecting against coke oven emissions, like hazard sheets, personal protective equipment, medical examinations, and prevention practices.

This free OSHA training course is for noise and hearing conservation. It’s best for those who work near loud machines, such as construction workers and manufacturers. Like other SC Training courses, it’s been confirmed by the ASSP for compliance with OSHA Standard 1910.95 - Occupational Noise Exposure.

This course tackles the best ways to protect against noise. It’s an occupational hazard that can cause permanent hearing damage. Since hearing loss takes time to happen, it’s important to start practicing hearing conservation early. By learning how to use hearing protectors and audiometric testing, your employees can be safer near noisy machines and devices.

Another OSHA course about personal protective equipment (PPE) is SC Training’s Eye and Face Protection (US). This is a great introduction to those who work near hazards that can make contact with their faces, like dust, sparks, and liquid chemicals. This course was approved by the ASSP for compliance with OSHA Standard 1926.102 - Eye and Face Protection.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that about 2,000 injuries happen to the eye and face every day. But, these can be easily avoided through eye and face protection. The course discusses the different types of PPE for the face and how to use them. It also talks about how each PPE should be fitted to its user, comfortable and durable, and easily cleaned and disinfected.

To make sure your team retains their new learnings, you can use SC Training’s Practical Assessment feature. This digital tool can help you assess each team member. Make checkboxes, lists, and ratings for your own evaluation. All their training data is available in their reporting and analytics suite.