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OSHAcademy
Independent safety training company. Free learning; documentation costs extra. Not OSHA.
Official website ↗105: Hazard Communication: BasicOSHAcademyBuilt for people who work around chemicals without handling them, this one hour course teaches you to read GHS labels and pictograms, use safety data sheets, and understand what your employer must do under the hazard communication standard.CertificateFree to learn1 hr106: Hot Work: Fire Watch SafetyOSHAcademyWhen a fire watch is required during hot work, fire watch duties and emergency response.CertificateFree to learn0.5 hrs108: Personal Protective Equipment: BasicOSHAcademyYou learn how employers run a hazard assessment and choose PPE, then compare eye, face, head, hand, foot and respiratory protection, including air purifying versus atmosphere supplying respirators and the four main types of hearing protectors.CertificateFree to learn1 hr115: Electrical Safety for Employees: BasicOSHAcademyYou learn how electrical current affects the body and what causes shock, then practice the protections that prevent it: GFCIs, lockout/tagout before servicing, and safe distances from high voltage power lines, following OSHA rules that reference NFPA 70E.CertificateFree to learn1 hr119: Driver SafetyOSHAcademyYou learn the fatal four causes of deadly crashes, how to spot drowsy and drug impaired driving, why seat belts matter even with airbags, and how to handle rough roads and winter conditions.CertificateFree to learn1 hr154: Machine Safeguarding: BasicOSHAcademyYou learn to spot the three primary motions and four machine actions that injure workers, then compare guard types, guarding devices, safeguarding by location and distance, feeding methods and the hazards of robot systems.CertificateFree to learn1 hr155: Welding Safety: BasicOSHAcademyBased on OSHA 1910 Subpart Q, this course walks you through common welding, cutting and brazing processes and their hazards, then covers safe work practices, PPE, hot work precautions and when a fire watch is required.CertificateFree to learn1 hr159: Hearing Protection: BasicOSHAcademyYou learn the requirements of OSHA's occupational noise standard, 1910.95, and the best practices behind it, from noise monitoring and audiometric testing to choosing hearing protectors and running a hearing conservation program.CertificateFree to learn1 hr710: Energy Control Program (Lockout/Tagout)OSHAcademyYou learn what a written energy control program must include, how authorized and affected employees are trained, and the steps to apply lockout/tagout devices, release equipment, run periodic inspections and handle group lockout and shift changes.CertificateFree to learn6 hrs805: Fall Protection in ConstructionOSHAcademyAcross nine modules you learn why construction workers fall and how to prevent it, applying the hierarchy of controls, safe ladder and scaffold practices, personal fall arrest systems, equipment inspection and rescue at height.CertificateFree to learn8 hrs809: Focus Four: Electrocution HazardsOSHAcademyFocused on one of OSHA's Focus Four construction hazards, this course teaches you to recognize electrocution risks from power lines and live circuits and to protect crews with GFCIs, safe power tool use and lockout/tagout.CertificateFree to learn1.5 hrs