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Food Safety CultureThis course provides a comprehensive understanding of food safety culture, highlighting its critical role in maintaining safety standards within any organization. Participants will learn to recognize the key elements of a strong food safety culture and the steps required to build and sustain it. Through practical applications, learners will apply best practices in implementing, monitoring, and fostering a proactive approach to food safety, ensuring long-term compliance and risk mitigation. This course is essential for anyone looking to enhance food safety protocols and drive a culture of continuous improvement. (Last updated: October 2024)

Safety at Work by SafetyCulture The well-being of our teams should be at the heart of everything we do. And it all starts with creating a safety culture. A safety culture comes from a place of empathy, doing the right thing by the right people, and enabling an entire organization to do the same. Once you do that, the knock-on effects are immediately visible across the business. Developed by SafetyCulture, this course is designed to explore best practices to build a safety culture in the workplace. Learn how to identify potential hazards, create a proactive plan and transform your workplace to bring safety culture to life.

General Safety and Health Provisions (US)The construction industry is one of the most hazardous sectors, with workers routinely exposed to a variety of risks that can lead to serious injuries or fatalities. To mitigate these dangers, OSHA established safety and health provisions that serve as the foundation for protecting workers on construction sites. We have designed this course to help your team understand general safety and health provisions. 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 general safety and health provisions 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: May 2024)In partnership

ASSP | Safety Management SystemsAre you looking to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses, achieve organizational safety goals, and seek tools and systems that can help departments collaborate more effectively? If so, it may be time for your organization to explore implementing a safety management system. A safety management system such as ANSI/ASSP Z10 or ISO 45001 is an effective way for any organization to address safety concerns.

Pallets, Racks and Stacking SafetyThis course provides essential training on safely handling, storing, and managing pallets and racks within the workplace. Participants will learn about the critical aspects of pallet safety, rack safety, and stacking safety, focusing on practical applications and compliance with industry standards. The course covers the importance of conducting thorough internal inspections, identifying potential hazards, and implementing safe procedures during deliveries and pallet stacking. Additionally, participants will gain insights into maintaining proper stacking heights and effectively using industrial trucks and other tools. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure a safer work environment and minimize the risk of accidents related to pallets and stacking operations. (Last Updated: November 2024)

Scaffold Safety (US) Scaffolds provide workers with the elevated platforms needed to complete tasks at various heights. However, working on scaffolds also comes with significant risks, including falls, collapses, and falling objects. We have designed this course to help your team learn about scaffold safety. 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 scaffold safety 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 industries such as the construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024)In partnership

Food Safety StandardsThis SafetyCulture Training course will show you how to create a HACCP-based food safety program for your facility and what safety practices you must observe to show compliance.In partnership

Food Safety StandardsLearn how to create a HACCP-based food safety program for your facility and what safety practices you need to observe to show compliance.

Food Safety: Root Cause AnalysisThis course provides a comprehensive introduction to root cause analysis, focusing on its critical role in maintaining food safety standards. Learners will understand the principles of root cause analysis, learn practical techniques for identifying and resolving issues, and explore advanced strategies for integrating these methods into their food safety plans. Real-life examples will help learners develop the skills to prevent recurring problems and improve overall food safety practices in their organizations. (Last Updated: October 2024)

Food Safety Hazards This SafetyCulture Training, HACCP-approved, course discusses the food safety risk factors present in food preparation, the types of food hazards you must look out for, and some general safety practices you can implement to protect our customers.In partnership

Food Safety Hazards This course discusses the different food safety risk factors present in food preparation, the types of food hazards you need to look out for, and some general safety practices you can implement to protect our customers.

Mobile Scaffold Safety (AU) This course was created in partnership with the Working at Height Association (WAHA) and focuses on the knowledge and skills related to the safe use of mobile scaffolds as published by SafeWork Australia and in alignment with AS/NZS 1576.1 Scaffolding – General requirements. Workers will learn about mobile scaffold operations and safety, how to move mobile scaffolds all while adhering to general guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure workplace safety. While you may customise this course to better suit your workplace, such modifications may result in the course no longer meeting specific legislation, regulations, or standards.

New Hire Safety OrientationThis training overviews our workplace safety program

Electrical Safety (GL)Brush up on your electrical safety knowledge and stay up-to-date with best practices before heading out to your next job! This course will help reinforce key safety principles to ensure you're prepared and protected in the field. (Last updated: December 2024)

Construction Safety WeekAs a part of this year's construction safety week, this course has five days of daily toolbox talk that discusses outside stresses and distractions that can take us out of our element, interfere with our focus, awareness and impact everything from our decision-making abilities to our reaction times and ultimately our safety.

Construction Safety Week: Toolbox TalksAs a part of this year's construction safety week, this course has five days of daily toolbox talks that discusses how to reinforce our commitment as project teams, companies, and an entire industry to be connected, supported, and safe. By normalizing these discussions and providing the right tools and resources, we strengthen our connections and cultivate a safe space where everyone feels supported.

Construction Safety Week: At-Home Toolbox TalkIn this course, we provided at-home safety activities you can do with your family.

Hand Safety for ConstructionThis course will teach you about hand safety when working on a construction site and how to apply first aid to injuries when sustained.

Bike SafetyThis course will explore the importance of bike safety training and the dos and don'ts of biking in public.

Fire Safety This course aims to train learners in fire safety by teaching them how to understand and prevent fires, as well as how to respond in case of a fire.

Food Safety & Document ControlTake this course to review the FDA, ISO, and other governing bodies' standards when it comes to food safety and quality control.

Ladder Safety (US)Ladders are one of the most common things seen on any worksite and across businesses of all sizes, but did you know that 1 in 15 workplace deaths in the United States involves a Ladder? We designed this training to help your team understand the best way to use a ladder. 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 ladders 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 construction, manufacturing, and general industries who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: July 2024)In partnership

Sun SafetyIn retail, sometimes we have to soak up the sun! Learn the health and safety risks caused by radiation from the sun, and how to treat and avoid skin cancer and sunburns.

Utility Knives SafetyAround the warehouse, safety is our top priority. Learn how to avoid and treat accidental lacerations from utility knives (or box cutters). This course will walk you how to use these knives safely and what to do in case of an emergency.

Pneumatic Tools SafetyWhat are pneumatic tools and how can we handle them without putting you in danger? This course will take you to the essential safety toolkits you will need when handling these air-powered tools.

Electrical Safety for Household Electrical Items (US)This course aims to refresh your knowledge of basic terminologies related to electricity; familiarize you with the different kinds of switches, power cords, circuit breakers, and fuses; and equip you with essential knowledge and understanding of basic electrical safety practices, maintenance, and troubleshooting for various household equipment. (Last updated: April 2024)

Automation SafetyWhether you're new to working with industrial robots or a seasoned worker, safety is always the top priority in any manufacturing setting.

Drill Press SafetyIn manufacturing, drilling is widely used when we aim to have a hole or holes on a solid substance such as metal or wood. A drill press is a commonly used equipment for this task. This course allows you to go through the use of drill presses, its important parts, and precautionary measures to ensure your safety.

Safety in the Workplace (Screen Reader Accessible Course)This is an example course on safety compliance you can use as a template for your organisation. This course is compatible with screen readers to ensure that individuals with visual impairments can access, navigate, and engage with the course content seamlessly.

Health and Safety An example course on safety compliance information

Health and Safety An example course on safety compliance information

Safety in the Workplace (Screen Reader Accessible Course)This is an example course on safety compliance you can use as a template for your organisation.

Health and Safety An example course on safety compliance information

Front Desk SafetyThis course aims to provide policies and procedures that can aid in the safety of front desk personnel, their coworkers, and their community.

Safety in the WorkplaceThis is an example course on safety compliance you can use as a template for your organisation. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Driver Safety (EU)Every day, road incidents pose a threat to workers and commuters alike. Our Driver Safety Program is designed to significantly minimize these risks, safeguarding vehicles, drivers, their families, and the community, all while ensuring the company's protection. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Health and Safety Risks for Gig WorkersPreventive actions will be easier to take when you recognize the health and safety risks of your job. This lesson is designed to guide gig workers about the specific hazards they might encounter in their day-to-day job. Preventive measures to minimize the chances or the impacts of these hazards are also discussed.

Ladder Safety (for Manufacturing)In this course, you will learn about the basics of working safely when using ladders. This covers the main steps of ladder safety, such as choosing a ladder, checking the ladder for damages, setting it up or positioning it correctly, and finally climbing the ladder.

Welding SafetyThis course provides a comprehensive introduction to welding, covering the essential principles, methods, and equipment used in various welding industries. You'll learn the basics of welding techniques and common materials that can be welded. The course also explores different welding methods of joining materials and the proper use of welding equipment to ensure safety and effectiveness. The course will discuss key welding hazards and the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) necessary to protect welders from common risks, ensuring you are well-prepared to work safely and competently in the field. (Last updated: December 2024)

Driver Safety (AU)Every day, road incidents happen during work or daily commutes. Our Driver Safety Programme is designed to significantly reduce these risks. It enables management to safeguard vehicles, drivers, their families, and the community, all while ensuring the company's protection. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Crane SafetySafety is your responsibility. This course will assist you to operate a crane safely on your worksite.

Driver Safety (US) Several road incidents occur on a workday or during the commute to and from work. A driver safety program can vitally reduce the risks of any road incident from occurring. This program allows the management to protect the vehicles, drivers, their families, and the community while protecting the company. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Driver SafetySeveral road incidents occur on a workday or during the commute to and from work. A driver safety program can vitally reduce the risks of any road incident from occurring. This program allows the management to protect the vehicles, drivers, their families, and the community while protecting the company. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Laser Cutting SafetyIn manufacturing Laser Cutting Safety is becoming increasingly important. In this course you will learn the process of laser cutting, fire hazards and air contaminants, as well as the measures you can take to protect yourself.

Driver Safety (UK)Every day, road incidents happen during work or daily commutes. Our Driver Safety Programme is designed to significantly reduce these risks. It enables management to safeguard vehicles, drivers, their families, and the community, all while ensuring the company's protection. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Mechanical Milling SafetyLearn how to protect yourself from the hazards associated with mechanical milling machines.

Warehouse Safety This course will help you prepare and work safely in the warehouse. It will cover topics from handling the work environment to taking care of your health while you work.

Radiation SafetyThis course brings you back to radiation basics — from the atom to sources of radiation — and highlights how radiation can affect you in construction and how you can protect yourself against exposure.

Kitchen Operation Safety (UK) This course will discuss the in-depth topics of operating safely inside a kitchen.

Ladder SafetyUnderstand how to minimise risk while using a ladder.

Health and Safety Regulations (for Gig Economy Workers)

Physical Cleaning Tasks and Safety

Scaffold SafetyAn estimated 2.3 million construction workers, or 65 percent of the construction industry, work on scaffolds. This course aims to protect workers from scaffold-related accidents such as support giving way, or the employee slipping or being struck by a falling object.

COVID-19 Safety for HotelsStrategies for housekeeping, public areas, guest services and food and beverage hotel sectors.

Safety & Risk Management

Waste Management SafetyIn construction, waste management is extremely important. It's how we stay safe, sustainable and good to our neighbours. Take this course to learn how we dispose, recycle and reuse waste.

Lathe SafetyLathes are used for shaping round parts and is an extremely useful tool to have but paired with inexperience and lack of awareness of the hazards it comes with, it's use can prove quite dangerous. This course aims to provide workers with the knowledge on what lathe is and how to use it safely and efficiently.

Forklift Operation SafetyLet's discuss how to safely operate a forklift by looking into its common risks, pre-operative checks, maintenance, and inspections. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

COVID-19 Safety for Drop Off ServicesWith the increasing demand for delivery services due to the COVID-19 pandemic, delivery workers in the gig economy have been designated as essential. But while the risk of COVID-19 exposure is lessened for customers, who’s looking out after our frontline gig workers? This course will show you the best practices to reduce the risk of coronavirus exposure during drop-off.

Conveyor SafetyIn manufacturing, the image of the conveyor is iconic. However, this industry-defining machine can be dangerous if not handled properly. Use this course as a reference of how to stay safe with conveyors.

Driver Safety for Gig WorkersWhether you are driving or riding for work in the gig economy, it is your responsibility to operate vehicles in a way that does not put you or others’ peoples lives at risk. Here, we’ll talk about some quick-and-dirty tips on how to drive safely and why it can be an important driving force behind your success.

Fall Prevention (US)Falls are one of the most common causes of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry, making fall prevention a critical aspect of workplace safety. Whether working on rooftops, scaffolding, or ladders, construction workers are often exposed to heights that can pose significant risks if proper safety measures are not in place. We have designed this course to help your team learn about fall prevention. 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 fall prevention 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last updated: June 2024)In partnership

ASSP | Industry Consensus StandardsIn this course, we'll discuss how voluntary safety standards are developed and how you can use them to transform your safety program from a compliance-driven cost center into a corporate sustainability initiative that can save lives and boost profits.

Food Manager Refresher Training (NY) This refresher course is designed to help you prepare for the New York Food Manager certification exam. It covers the basics of food safety such as potentially hazardous foods; foodborne illnesses; purchasing, receiving, and storing food; general food safety practices, and more. (Last updated: September 2024)

Food Manager Refresher Training (CA) This refresher course is designed to help you prepare for the California Food Manager certification exam. It covers the basics of food safety such as potentially hazardous foods; foodborne illnesses; purchasing, receiving, and storing food; general food safety practices, and more. (Last updated: September 2024)

Traceability, Withdrawal and Recall (AU)This course covers key elements of Food Traceability, Withdrawal and Recall for food safety. Learners explore traceability components, recall processes, and regulatory roles. It prepares food industry professionals to ensure safety and protect reputations through best practices. (Last updated: November 2024)

Traceability and Recall (UK)This course covers key elements of Food Traceability and Recall for food safety. Learners explore traceability components, recall processes, and regulatory roles. It prepares food industry professionals to ensure safety and protect reputations through best practices. (Last updated: November 2024)

Traceability and RecallThis course covers key elements of Food Traceability and Recall for global food safety. Learners explore traceability components, recall processes, and regulatory roles. It prepares food industry professionals to ensure safety and protect reputations through best practices. (Last updated: October 2024)

Autosobriety to Prevent Drink-Driving in South AfricaThe Autosobriety is a global training programme, developed by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) with the support of Pernod Ricard. It aims at advancing the UN Global Road Safety Performance Target #9 to halve the number of alcohol-related road traffic injuries and fatalities by 2030. Autosobriety consists of four modules to equip you with basic knowledge on road crash statistics, impact of alcohol on the ability to drive, the risks of driving while intoxicated, the legal ramifications, and your personal responsibility to avoid drink-driving. At the end of the course you will be able receive a certificate of the completion. We hope you will enjoy this journey and feel empowered to make the right decision on roads. Your health and the safety of your family and friends should always come first! In partnership

Building Safe Online Communities Learn strategies to reduce digital safety risks and challenges faced by online communities by encouraging better digital security practices among members.

Specific Excavation Requirements (US) If not handled properly, excavation work can pose significant risks, such as cave-ins, falling loads, and hazardous atmospheres. Understanding specific excavation requirements is essential for ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory standards. We have designed this course to help your team understand these requirements. 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 specific excavation requirements 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 industries such as the construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: February 2024)In partnership

Returning to Retail During the COVID-19 Pandemic As the world tries to cope up with the pandemic, it is important to know the actions we can take in retail to avoid and prevent the spread of COVID-19. This course includes the general safety guidelines when returning to work, disinfecting the workplace, coping with work-related stress, and dealing with customer aggression due to safety policies imposed in your stores.

Powered Industrial Trucks (US) Powered industrial trucks, or forklifts, are essential workhorses in many industries like construction. These machines are indispensable for moving heavy loads quickly and efficiently, but they also present significant safety challenges. We have designed this course to help your team learn how to operate forklifts safely. 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 powered industrial trucks 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 industries such as construction and logistics who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Bloodborne Pathogens (US) According to the CDC, more than 5.6 million workers in the healthcare and public safety industries are at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV. We have designed this course to help your team learn about control measures for bloodborne pathogens. 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 bloodborne pathogens 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 various industries, such as healthcare, who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: May 2024)In partnership

Portable Fire Extinguishers - General Industry (US)Portable fire extinguishers are often the first line of defense in the event of a fire emergency. Understanding the types of fire extinguishers, when to use them, and how to operate them properly is essential for safety. We have designed this course to help your team learn about the proper use and maintenance of fire extinguishers. 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 portable fire extinguishers 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 general industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024)In partnership

Machine GuardingIn order to protect ourselves from the massive energy generated and utilized by industrial machines, we install machine guards. In this lesson, you will learn about the common hazards to guard against, the different machine guarding methods, and the inspection, maintenance, and safety training we need to keep our place of work safe.

Hazard Communication in General Industry (US)Toxic chemicals are commonplace in this line of work. That’s why it’s important to ensure workers are aware of the hazardous materials they’re working with. With this information, workers can better protect themselves from these chemical hazards. We designed this training to help your team understand hazard communication. 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 hazard communication 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 general industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Food Manager Refresher Training (IL)The Food Manager (IL) refresher course provides essential training for food service managers in Illinois, focusing on maintaining high food safety standards and preventing foodborne illnesses. Participants will learn about key responsibilities in managing safe food handling, sanitation, and kitchen operations, as well as ensuring compliance with Illinois food handling regulations. This course equips managers with the skills needed to protect public health and maintain a safe, efficient food service environment. (Published: November 2024)

Food Manager Refresher Training (FL)The Food Manager (FL) refresher course provides essential training for food service managers in Florida, focusing on maintaining high food safety standards and preventing foodborne illnesses. Participants will learn about key responsibilities in managing safe food handling, sanitation, and kitchen operations, as well as ensuring compliance with Florida food handling regulations. This course equips managers with the skills needed to protect public health and maintain a safe, efficient food service environment. (Published: October 2024)

Food Manager Refresher Training (TX)The Food Manager (TX) refresher course provides essential training for food service managers in Texas, focusing on maintaining high food safety standards and preventing foodborne illnesses. Participants will learn about key responsibilities in managing safe food handling, sanitation, and kitchen operations, as well as ensuring compliance with Texas regulations. This course equips managers with the skills needed to protect public health and maintain a safe, efficient food service environment. (Published: October 2024)

Hazard Communication in Construction (US) Toxic chemicals are commonplace in this line of work. That’s why it’s important to ensure workers are aware of the hazardous materials they’re working with. With this information, workers can better protect themselves from these chemical hazards. We designed this training to help your team understand hazard communication. 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 hazard communication 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024)In partnership

Handling Power ToolsThis course covers essential power tool safety, including guidelines for inspection and handling before, during, and after use. It highlights the dangers of specific tools and the common injuries that can result from mishandling. By the end, you’ll learn to safely operate power tools, recognize risks, and minimize accidents on the job site. (Last updated: December 2024)

Working at Heights From the first few rungs of a ladder to the top of the world's tallest structures, let's take a look at what it means to work at heights. In this course, we will learn more about working at heights, its risks, and safety techniques to avoid falls. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Induction Systems for Gig EconomyTo facilitate your transition into the gig economy, this course on induction systems will help you understand the rights and responsibilities covered under the gig economy workforce and the health and safety training that must be provided.

Fatigue Risk ManagementLearn about fatigue and its safety risks in the workplace, effects on retail employees and the strategies that you can take to avoid it.

Working at Heights (AU) From the first few rungs of a ladder to the top of the world's tallest structures, let's take a look at what it means to work at heights. In this course, we will learn more about working at heights, its risks, and safety techniques to avoid falls. This course has been created in partnership with Working at Height Association Australia. While you may customise the course to better suit your workplace, such modifications may result in the course no longer meeting specific legislation, regulations, or standards.

Food Handler Refresher Training (IL)This refresher course will talk about in-depth information on what it takes to be a food handler, its importance, and how it connects to the significance of food safety. (Last updated: October 2024)

Food Handler (FL)This refresher course will talk about in-depth information on what it takes to be a food handler, its importance, and how it connects to the significance of food safety in Florida. (Last updated: October 2024)

Machine Guarding (US) Machines make our work faster and more efficient. However, there are also certain drawbacks. Machine-related injuries can range from acute bruises and abrasions to amputations and even death. We have designed this course to help your team understand machine guarding. 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 machine guarding 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 industries such as construction who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last updated: May 2024)In partnership

Crane and Hoist Operator Training (GL)Crane operators, as well as personnel in proximity to the crane and hoists, must adhere to specific protocols and rules to ensure their own and others' safety during operation. This course gives a general overview of crane and hoist operator training in the manufacturing industry. The lessons will teach you (1) the general conduct of crane operators, (2) preventive crane maintenance and inspection, and (3) the use of hand signals to help guide the movement of loads. (Last updated: November 2024)

Working Safely with MachineryProtect yourself against the hazards associated with workplace machines and equipment. In this course, you will learn about common machine and equipment hazards, risk management and safeguarding measures, and pre- and post-operational safety inspections.

Knife Handling (Fast Casual)Working with service restaurants is one of the most hectic jobs out there, so you better beware when handling knives. Let's review the basics of everything knife-related: the types of knives, knife safety, and knife skills you will need to cook the best meals and reduce your chances of getting injured.

Food Handler Refresher Training (NY) This refresher course is designed for individuals working in the food service industry in the state of New York. It goes for 30-40 minutes and covers essential food safety practices to ensure the preparation and serving of safe, nutritious, and high-quality food. (Last updated: September 2024)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for ManufacturingThis course provides a comprehensive overview of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and its vital role in maintaining workplace safety. Learners will explore the various types of PPE used for protection against potential hazards, including head, torso, eye, face, arm, hand, ear, respiratory, and foot protection. The course will cover the purpose of PPE, the importance of each type, and detailed instructions on how to properly use and maintain them for maximum effectiveness. Throughout the course, learners will understand what PPE is, why it is essential, and how it helps to protect workers from various hazards. The course also focuses on specific types of PPE and how they are used to safeguard different parts of the body. Learners will gain practical knowledge on how to properly wear and use PPE, including understanding how to assess the usability of each piece. By the end of the course, learners will have a solid understanding of PPE types and their proper use, ensuring a safer work environment for all. (Last updated: November 2024)

Cyber SecurityAs we live in today's technological age, criminals have found a way to interrupt an organization's operations and even steal valuable information from their victims through cyber attacks. This course provides the information you need to know about the different kinds of cyber attacks and the safety precautions that you can take to avoid them.

Food Handler Refresher Training (TX) This course will talk about in-depth information on what it takes to be a food handler, its importance, and how it connects to the significance of food safety.

OSHA Worker Rights and Protection (US) OSHA's standards on worker rights and protection are foundational to ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. These also empower employees to take an active role in their own protection. 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 worker rights and protection 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 across various industries who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Food Handler (CA) This refresher course is designed for individuals working in the food service industry in the state of California. It goes for 30-40 minutes and covers essential food safety practices to ensure the preparation and serving of safe, nutritious, and high-quality food. (Last updated: September 2024)

Face-to-Face Customer Interactions for the Gig EconomyTake this course to help you deliver the best customer experience during face-to-face interactions, know the tips and tricks when dealing with tough customers and identify the important safety protocols during meet-ups.

Hosting and Supporting Displaced Persons (Global Crisis Response)The world's current political climate and other social issues have driven people away from the safety and comfort of their homes. This course aims to help learners understand and relate to these displaced people and explain how to host and offer support in a time of crisis.

Managing Common OutbreaksThe health and safety of society is built on the backbone of the cleaning services industry. A lot of lives are in your hands-- being a responsible and dutiful cleaning personnel entails being knowledgeable about handling possible health crises such as outbreaks. This course will teach you the core concepts of communicable diseases, provide interactive lessons and simulations in handling bed bug and gastro outbreaks, and guide you in maintaining room cleanliness.

Mental Health in the WorkplaceThis is an example course on workplace health and safety compliance you can use as a template. This course aims to shed light on mental health issues, empower leaders and managers to spot the signs of mental health issues, know how to prevent & intervene when necessary, and how to maintain a culture where all employees are supported and empowered to thrive in the workplace.

Warehouse Traffic ManagementWarehouse traffic safety is not only necessary for our well-being but also for our productivity in retail. This course will make you acquainted with our procedures, rules and signage.

Industrial HygieneIndustrial hygienists are trained to determine the extent of your exposure to hazards and recommend control and prevention measures to protect you. This course elaborates on the functions of industrial hygienists, and important measures to maintain your safety in your workplace.

Airborne HazardsAn average person can inhale 3,000 liters of air in an eight-hour working day; little do we know that the air we breathe everyday at work can contain various airborne hazards that can significantly affect our health. Learn about them in this course and discover the safety precautions you should observe to protect yourself from exposure.

Portable Firefighting Equipment - Construction (US)A crucial element of an effective fire protection program is guaranteeing the accessibility and proper maintenance of portable firefighting equipment. We designed this training to help your team comply with regulations on portable firefighting equipment. 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 portable firefighting equipment 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

The Incident Commander A new superhero is in town! Learn more about the role of the Incident Commander in maintaining safety in the workplace through this course.

Introduction to HACCPLearn how to create a HACCP-based food safety program for your facility.

Accident InvestigationLearning from accidents is an essential part of a successful Health and Safety Management system. This course aims to help learners be more effective in their investigations and derive meaningful actions that will prevent future accidents. Aviva is one of the largest UK insurance brands and a leading savings and retirement business with more than 320 years of heritage. Aviva Risk Management Solutions helps you to look at risks that arise in your place of work and put into action customised measures to control them. In partnership

Asbestos Awareness (AU)Australia banned the use of asbestos in 2003. However, old structures and establishments built before the 1990s may still contain asbestos. Learn about asbestos, personal protective equipment and the safety precautions you must take if you are removing and disposing asbestos. This course was created by SafetyCulture Care's in-house risk engineers. SafetyCulture Care is an insurance and technology solution for businesses with a proactive, risk-minded approach. We’re here to help you improve your business, not just insure it. (Course updated: November 2024)In partnership

Toolbox Talk Template This toolbox talk template provides a simple framework for quick, focused safety discussions to raise awareness and ensure compliance before work begins.

Food Handler Basics Training (AU) This course covers the knowledge requirements for food handlers as outlined by the NSW Government Food Authority. Food handlers must be trained in food safety and hygiene to ensure the food is safe to eat. To meet Standard 3.2.2A of the Food Standards Code, food handlers must be trained in: - Safe handling of food - Food contamination - Cleaning and sanitising - Personal hygiene (Last updated: August 2024)

Managing the Risks of Working in Heat (AU) We created this course on managing heat-related risks in partnership with Hydralyte. It aims to provide people working in the heat with essential tools to identify and reduce heat hazards effectively. The course offers practical insights into creating a safer work environment by prioritising hydration and heat safety. Hydralyte is Australia's #1 Oral Rehydration Solution and their approach is simple yet powerful, emphasising the critical role of hydration in overall wellbeing. (Last updated: November 2024)

Asbestos in Construction (US) Asbestos is commonly used in various building materials for its strength and ability to resist corrosion and heat. However, asbestos exposure is also known to cause severe or even fatal diseases. We have designed this course to help your team understand how to work safely with asbestos. 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 asbestos standards 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Lead in Construction (US) About 838,000 workers in the construction industry are exposed to lead. Lead exposure poses severe health risks, particularly to the nervous system, kidneys, and other vital organs. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for lead exposure. 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 control measures for lead exposure 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Asbestos for General Industry (US) Asbestos is commonly used in various building materials for its strength and ability to resist corrosion and heat. However, asbestos exposure is also known to cause severe or even fatal diseases. We have designed this course to help your team understand how to work safely with asbestos. 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 asbestos standards 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 general industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

ABE Fire Extinguishers - 1kg This course was built in partnership with Firex and is designed to provide a quick overview of ABE Fire Extinguishers - 1kg, covering their features, applications, and proper use to ensure safety and compliance. (Updated: November 2024)

Coke Oven Emissions (US) 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)In partnership

13 Carcinogens (US) Workplace exposure to carcinogens is at higher levels than public exposure. These 13 carcinogens, including substances such as 4-nitrophenyl and 2-acetylaminofluorene, are strictly regulated due to their severe health risks. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for carcinogens. 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 carcinogens 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 industries such as construction, manufacturing, agriculture, and more who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024) In partnership

Cadmium (US) Cadmium is a highly toxic metal used in various industrial processes, such as battery manufacturing and plastics production. But it is also considered a carcinogen or cancer-causing substance. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for cadmium exposure. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but 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 controls for cadmium exposure 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 various industries (especially those who smelt or work with plastics) who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: March 2024)In partnership

Investigating Workplace Incidents (OSHA) (for Manufacturing)Workers in manufacturing or production plants are at risk of being involved in a workplace incident due to their exposure to dangerous equipment and working conditions. To prevent incidents from recurring, the management should establish an incident investigation program. This course walks you through OSHA's four-step systems approach to workplace incident investigations. Adopting this technique for investigating workplace incidents would allow the management, members of the safety committee, and union representatives to identify and control the underlying root causes of all incidents to prevent their recurrence.

PPE for General DentistryPPEs are our last line of defense in ensuring the safety of our clients. Amid a global crisis, fortifying these security measures must be every clinical practitioner's priority. Take this course to learn all you need to know about PPEs for Dentistry.

Vinyl Chloride (US) Vinyl chloride is found in both industrial equipment such as pipes and tanks and in everyday things like furniture and toys. While using manufactured PVC products is harmless, the dangers of vinyl chloride are more significant during the production process itself. We designed this training to help your team learn about control measures for vinyl chloride exposure. This training is not only OSHA-compliant but 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 vinyl chloride exposure 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 work with vinyl chloride and who have received their OSHA DOL Card, or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024) In partnership

Noise and Hearing Conservation (US)Prolonged exposure to high noise levels can lead to permanent hearing loss and other serious health issues. We designed this training to help your team learn about noise and hearing conservation. 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 noise and hearing conservation 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 various industries, such as construction and manufacturing, who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: February 2024)In partnership

Fixed Extinguishing Systems (US) According to OSHA, workplace fires and explosions cause injuries for 5,000 workers and deaths for 200 workers each year. One way to prevent these is by having fixed extinguishing systems in place to prevent fires from causing extensive damage. We have designed this course to help your team learn about operating and maintaining fixed extinguishing systems. 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 fixed extinguishing systems 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024) In partnership

Employer’s Guide to Managing The Risks of Working in Heat (AU) We created this course on managing heat-related risks in partnership with Hydralyte. It aims to provide employers, managers and other leaders with essential tools to identify and reduce heat hazards effectively. The course offers practical insights into creating a safer work environment by prioritising hydration and heat safety. Hydralyte is Australia's #1 Oral Rehydration Solution and their approach is simple yet powerful, emphasising the critical role of hydration in overall wellbeing. (Published: October 2024)

Managing ContractorsManaging contractors on site is crucial to ensure the safety and efficiency of the work been carried out. Aviva is one of the largest UK insurance brands and a leading savings and retirement business with more than 320 years of heritage. Aviva Risk Management Solutions helps you to look at risks that arise in your place of work and put into action customised measures to control them. In partnership

Control of Hazardous Energy - Lockout/Tagout (US) One of the most effective ways to protect workers from unexpected machine start-ups or the release of hazardous energy is through the lockout/yagout (LOTO) procedures. We have designed this course to help your team learn about lockout/tagout. 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 lockout/tagout 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 industries such as construction, maritime, agriculture, and general industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024)In partnership

Risk Assessment (for Manufacturing)We work in dynamic environments with inherent and continuously evolving risks. Risk assessments help us keep up with the changes in our organizations by building better awareness and having a systematic method for managing potential dangers to the health and safety of our workers. In this course, you will go through the risk assessment process and methods you can use for each step.

Respiratory Protection Awareness (US) In the construction industry, workers are frequently exposed to airborne hazards such as dust, fumes, vapors, and other harmful particles that can pose serious health risks. Respiratory protection is critical in safeguarding workers from these dangers. We have designed this course to help your team learn about respiratory protection awareness. 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 respiratory protection awareness 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last updated: February 2024)In partnership

Handwashing for Food Handlers This course aims to educate food handlers on the importance and proper techniques of handwashing to ensure food safety and prevent the spread of diseases. (Last updated: August 2024)

Introduction to HACCP This SafetyCulture Training course will help you create a HACCP-based food safety program for your facility. In partnership

Inorganic Arsenic (US) Inorganic arsenic poses significant risks, including lung cancer, skin cancer, and other serious health conditions. Thus, OSHA's regulations require employers to implement stringent control measures. We designed this training to help your team understand control measures for inorganic arsenic. 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 control measures for inorganic arsenic 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 industries like glass production, manufacturing, and smelting industries who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: June 2024)In partnership

Head Protection (US) The CDC states that the construction industry has the biggest number of both fatal and non-fatal work-related traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). These injuries may result in long-term disability and even death. We have designed this course to help your team learn about head protection. 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 head protection 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: May 2024)In partnership

Working in the HeatManual labor at high temperatures can lead to a number of risky situations. In this course, we will learn about the dangers of working in the heat, and what we can do to maximize worker safety.

Exit Route Standards (Dentistry)Take this course to familiarize yourself with OSHA’s standards on safe exit routes in case of emergencies. This way, we can minimize your risk of being in danger and ensure your safety.

Eye and Face Protection (US) Construction sites are filled with potential dangers that can cause serious injuries, from flying debris and chemical splashes to intense light and dust. The CDC states that approximately 2,000 employees sustain work-related eye injuries per day. By prioritizing eye and face protection, construction teams can significantly reduce the risk of injury. We have designed this course to help your team learn about eye and face protection. 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 eye and face protection 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 construction industry who have received their OSHA DOL Card or last received OSHA training more than 12 months ago. (Last Updated: April 2024)In partnership

Heavy Metal HazardsThis course will take you through the basics of heavy metals, their benefits, their dangers to humans and the environment, and ways to prevent exposure while at work. Take this course to also know more about the most common heavy metals on Earth and what makes them toxic.

OSHA Focus Four Hazards | Fall HazardsFalls from heights are the leading cause of fatalities in construction, and this course is designed to help you better understand the Fall Protection in Construction standard’s requirements and the reasons behind them. This course is the first part of OSHA's Focus Four Hazards series.

Employee Illness Reporting (Food Service Operations)Proper food facility management includes ensuring that food personnel do not work when they are sick. This involves implementing organizational measures to identify individuals who may spread foodborne diseases to food, other staff, or customers. This course will guide you on when and who to contact if you become ill or exhibit symptoms of foodborne illness. The duties of the person in charge (PIC) and the regulations that should be established to restrict, exclude, and reinstate employees will also be covered.

Suicide CaregivingAre you worried about someone who is thinking about suicide? This course will provide you with tools and support to navigate through the challenges of being a suicide caregiver. In partnership

Excavation and TrenchingThis course lays a strong foundation for your understanding of excavation and trenching work, ensuring safe and reliable practices on the worksite. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

All About Grilling StationsThe NFPA reports that untrained staff working at grilling stations are likely to have thermal injuries. In this course, let's familiarize you with the equipment you will need at the grilling station, some precautions to keep you safe, and some preventive measures you can take to ensure that your station is in its tip-top shape.

Gravitas VitalityThis course will provide you with an overview of how to survive in today's modern workplace.

Safe Use of MachineryBecome an expert at handling a range of machinery safely

Smoking in the WorkplaceCreating a smoke-free retail environment benefits everyone - from employees to employers to customers. Balancing the protection rights of non-smokers and the employees' right to smoke, this course provides information on how to comply with smoke-free policies in the workplace and why it's vital.

Heavy Lifting (in Retail)Improper lifting of heavy items in the warehouse can cause a lot of injuries and disorders. Take this course to learn more about the principles, the risks and the techniques for safe lifting. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Ethics and Conduct in Security ServicesOrganizations have established their principles and philosophies through their code of ethics and conduct. It guides each member to practice expected behavior in order to promote a safer work environment. This course will discuss the standards of conduct that constitute the roles, responsibilities, and duties of security workers. Source: “8-hour Pre-Assignment Training Course for Security Guards” by New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (NYS DCJS)

5S Workplace ProductivityHow to Build an Efficient & Organized Workplace

Managing the Risk of FloodingAviva is one of the largest UK insurance brands and a leading savings and retirement business with more than 320 years of heritage. Aviva Risk Management Solutions helps you to look at risks that arise in your place of work and put into action customised measures to control them. In partnership

OSHA Focus Four Hazards | Struck-by HazardsStruck-by hazards are among the leading causes of death for construction workers according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). In this course, we will discuss what are struck-by hazards and their categories, how you can protect yourself from these hazards, and how your employers are responsible for minimizing struck-by hazard risks in your workplace.

Hazardous Materials (Silica, Polymerics and Waste)Hazardous materials are materials that pose a threat to both humans and the environment. At the workplace, they may be various materials and components that pose a threat to your health. This course contains the handling, managing, precautions, and effects when exposed to some hazardous materials.

Hazard Communication (for Healthcare)As healthcare professionals, we are exposed daily to the hazards of chemicals at work. This course will equip you with the key skills you need to keep yourself informed and safe from injuries and illnesses.

Personal Hygiene (Fast Casual)Personal hygiene is a big deal for our business. Learn all about personal hygiene practices and their importance to us in this course.

Inclement WeatherSevere weather conditions such as heavy rains, tornadoes, blizzard, etc. can affect your work or ability to come to work. Even though you have no control over the weather, operational difficulties brought on by bad weather can be overcome with the help of knowing the company's inclement weather regulations.

Using TelehandlersIn construction, telehandlers come in handy! Use this course to learn how to operate them safely and effectively.

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) MachiningLearn about the beginnings of CNC machining, its operating process, its essential components, and the difference of each of the most widely used CNC machines today.

Hazard Communication (Dentistry)Learn about the new Hazard Communication Standard as applied to the dentistry profession.

DishwashingThe dishwasher is the backbone of the kitchen. We depend on you! The dishes are the bridge between the kitchen and the dining room. Learn how we make our dishwashing process effective and efficient.

Security Personnel's Role in Handling EmergenciesThe primary duty of a security officer is to protect life and property. Most of the time, security officers are the first responders to an emergency in the workplace. This course will discuss the role of security officers in responding to general types of emergencies such as fire hazards, bomb threats, and HAZMAT incidents. Source: “8-hour Pre-Assignment Training Course for Security Guards” by New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (NYS DCJS)

Storing and Handling EquipmentIn the retail industry, it is also important to know the equipment used by your organization to store and handle product stocks. This lesson covers the different types of Automated Storage and Retrieval systems that you might encounter, the common storage and handling tools that you may need to use, and hot to properly maintain and utilize them.

Ionizing Radiation Standard (Dentistry)In dentistry, dental radiography is essential in modern health care. Making a diagnosis of a patient's dental conditions is easier and faster. However, this poses a threat to the dentists and personnel constantly exposed to radiation. If not managed properly, it can cause severe health conditions. This course aims to reduce your radiation exposure and ensure that you are protected when doing your daily tasks at work.

Diversity, Equity, and InclusionInclusive workplaces with diversity tend to perform better and have lower turnover rates. When workers feel accepted and supported for who they are, they tend to have better mental health. So, let's take a step towards a safer workplace by unlearning our biases and valuing each team member. An editable course to customise to your workplace needs.

Spray Application, Dipping, and CoatingLearn about the risks of spray application, dipping, and coating processes and ways how you can mitigate these risks at work.

Karamo's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (Screen Reader Accessible Course) In this partnership course, Karamo Brown discusses diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. This course is compatible with screen readers to ensure that individuals with visual impairments can access, navigate, and engage with the course content seamlessly.

OSHA Focus Four Hazards | Caught In or Between HazardsWorking in the construction or manufacturing industry puts employees at risk from caught-in or -between hazards. This course will define these hazards, describe how to protect against these hazards, and explain an employer's responsibilities toward employee protection.

Dangerous Goods (Spill Training, Storage, Transportation)This course covers proper spill training, storage, and transportation of dangerous goods across the UK, Australia, and USA. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

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Karamo's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion TrainingPutting inclusion into practice takes more than a diversity statement. Karamo’s course gives your team the actionable steps they can take every day to make a more inclusive workplace. Tags: Karamo , Diversity , Equity , Inclusion , DEI , Queer Eye , NetflixIn partnership

Food Poisoning (Foodborne Illnesses)In this SafetyCulture Training course, you will learn about food poisoning, its types and causes, and the steps you must take to prevent foodborne illnesses. In partnership

Food Poisoning (Foodborne Illnesses)In this course, you will learn about food poisoning, its types and causes, and the steps you must take in order to prevent foodborne illnesses.

Kitchen OperationsLearn kitchen operating procedures such as Opening, Cleaning, Sanitising and Closing.

Risk Assessment Hazards are present in the workplace and could cause harm to people. To prevent incidents, injuries, and illnesses, businesses must manage risks by eliminating or minimizing hazards. This is doable by conducting risk assessments. In this course, be introduced to or refresh yourself on risk assessments – its importance, the 5 steps of a risk assessment, and the hierarchy of controls. This course is ‘Industry Approved’ since it’s been built in collaboration with industry experts at SafetyCulture to meet your operational needs.

Suicide PreventionLearn how to understand the risk factors of suicide, the key elements of workplace suicide prevention and how to respond in a crisis.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for ConstructionHazards are an inherent part of any construction site, making it essential to provide protective equipment and train workers to use it correctly as the final safeguard against potential accidents. (Last Updated: December 2024)

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