Coke Oven Emissions (US)

Course overview

Coke Oven Emissions refer to smoke released from heated coal to make coke, a substance used in the manufacturing of materials such as steel. This process, however, poses significant risks, such as lung, kidney, and skin cancer. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for coke oven emissions. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but also helps drive best practices across your workplace. This training can be delivered to your team today, completed in under 15 minutes, and accessed from any device. We have 25+ other OSHA refresher topics covered in our Course Library. What do we mean by refresher training? Some OSHA standards mandate annual training requirements. They require employers to refresh workers annually on coke oven emissions and save these retraining records for compliance. With SC Training, you can easily deliver refresher training to on-site workers that can be completed in the same time it takes to have a toolbox talk. You can also send reminders to their mobile devices and track progress and completion for seamless compliance. Who is the training for? This training is for safety professionals and workers in the manufacturing industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)

The full course includes

1. Coke Oven Emissions Overview
2. Employee Information and Training
3. Preventing Coke Oven Emissions Hazard
4. Final Assessment