English Course Catalog of  Online Training

Here at Training OSHA, we understand that what you need out of a training experience can differ. Because of this, we provide a wide range of safety training formats to help you get the most of your training experience. 

Training Course Catalogs  

Listed below are the categories of training courses we offer. Select the category you are interested in to see more. 

Aerial Lifts / MEWP

Learn how to safety operate aerial lifts and MEWP. 
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Community Awareness

Get current training on community awareness and safety. 
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Competent Person

Take competent person training and keep your workplace OSHA compliant. 
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Earthmovers

Learn how to safety operate earthmover machinery. 
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Electrical 

Become trained on electrical safety practices and standards. 
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Environmental 

Learn about environmental hazards and what safety precautions to take. 
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Fire

Become trained on how to safely handle fire and put out fires. 
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Forklift / Pit

Learning how to safety operate heavy machinery like forklifts and pits. 
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Health

Receive training of how to avoid health hazards and be OSHA compliant. 
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Human Resources

Receive training on human resources and employee interaction. 
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Industrial Hygiene

Be trained on how to stat safe when working with hazardous materials. 
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Landscaping 

Learn how to safety operate landscaping tools and equipment. 
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Maritime

Learn how to stay safe and OSHA compliant while on the sea.
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Mobile Equipment 

Receive training on how to safety operate other equipment. 
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Road Work

Learn OSHA standards about road repair and road work. 
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Small Equipment 

Learn how to stay safely operate small equipment. 
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Other

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OSHA Training Simplified

While some companies offer “free online training,” they typically do not meet OSHA’s requirements for adequate safety training. Even OSHA’s own free training courses do not qualify. While they can be helpful for understanding general information and basic principles, they will not hold up in an OSHA investigation. 

When you are choosing the type of safety training to receive, don’t settle for the bare minimum information just because it is “free.” Here at Safety Provisions, we offer in-depth affordable OSHA-compliant online trainings that typically require between 1 – 3 hours to complete.

OSHA TRAINING F.A.Q.

What is the highest level of training for hazmat incidents under osha regulation?

The highest level of training for hazmat incidents under OSHA regulations is “Hazardous Materials Specialist,” otherwise known as a HAZMAT specialist. The duty of the HAZMAT specialist is to oversee a team in removing hazardous materials after toxic incidents occur.

OSHA lead awareness training requirements:

Because overexposure to lead can be life-threatening, OSHA recommends that all employees exposed to lead should be familiar with its hazards. Safety training about lead and its hazards, as well as how to prevent lead overexposure, must be conducted annually. The employer is required to train employees in the use of respiratory protection, which must be used if lead exposure is possible. A written Respiratory Protection Program is also required.

Does OSHA require annual confined space training?

Confined space training is not explicitly required annually. OSHA states that confined space training must occur before an employee’s first entrance into a confined space, of course, as well as prior to any change in assigned duties. Training should also be conducted if a permit-required confined space presents a hazard that employees have not been trained on. If the employer has reason to believe that there is an inadequacy in the employee’s knowledge or use of confined space safety procedures, safety training will be required. So, although OSHA does not specifically require annual confined space training, it is likely that confined space training would occur annually based on their other qualifications.

What OSHA training brings insurance cost down?

While no one OSHA training will bring down your insurance costs, reducing the number of worker’s compensation claims from your company can decrease your base premium rate. Fostering an environment of safety for your company can lead to fewer employee illnesses or injuries, meaning the insurance company pays out fewer claims.

Average cost of OSHA training:

The costs of OSHA-compliant trainings may vary greatly depending on the length and quality of the course. While you can even find free trainings, remember that the purpose of safety training is, first and foremost, to keep your employees safe. Beyond that, certifications of safety training can be handy in the event of an OSHA inspection. Simply providing employees with the cheapest training option won’t benefit anyone.