This module covers OSHA’s purpose, legal authority under the OSH Act, and how it protects workers. Learners will explore the General Duty Clause, inspection priorities, whistleblower protections, and the roles and responsibilities of both employers and employees in maintaining a safe workplace.

This module teaches learners how to recognize and assess workplace hazards using proven tools like Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), the hierarchy of controls, and risk matrices. It covers key hazard categories (physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic, and environmental) and emphasizes proactive identification and prevention strategies.

This section covers OSHA’s standards for floors, ladders, scaffolds, and elevated work. Learners will understand proper use of guardrails, fall arrest systems (PFAS), and ladder safety techniques, with a focus on preventing slips, trips, and falls—one of the most cited violations in general industry.

This section covers OSHA’s PPE standards and selection matrix for eye, face, head, foot, and hand protection. Learners will review donning/doffing procedures, PPE limitations, inspection, care, and employer responsibilities for hazard assessment and training documentation.

This module introduces OSHA’s respiratory protection requirements when engineering controls aren’t sufficient. It explains respirator types, APF ratings, fit testing, medical evaluations, cleaning and maintenance procedures, and the elements of a compliant respiratory protection program.

This module covers OSHA's requirements for controlling hazardous energy during servicing and maintenance. Learners will review the six-step LOTO sequence, periodic inspections, authorized employee roles, and machine guarding methods to prevent amputations and other severe injuries.

Focusing on forklift safety, this section outlines OSHA’s operator certification rules, stability principles, load handling, aisle clearance, battery safety, and attachment requirements. Learners will understand how to prevent tip-overs, collisions, and struck-by incidents in material-handling operations.

This module explores workplace exposures to heat, cold, wildfire smoke, noise, and UV radiation. Learners will understand prevention strategies like water-rest-shade protocols, hearing conservation programs, PM₂.₅ monitoring, and protective controls for outdoor and high-risk environments.

This section introduces OSHA’s requirements for emergency action plans, evacuation procedures, fire extinguisher use, alarm systems, and incident reporting. Learners will understand how to prepare for and respond to workplace emergencies, including first aid and injury documentation.

Learners will examine key ergonomic risk factors like force, repetition, and awkward posture, along with safe lifting techniques, workstation design, job rotation, and early symptom reporting. This module emphasizes prevention of strains, sprains, and long-term musculoskeletal injuries.

This final module covers psychological safety, stress, and behavioral hazards at work. It addresses OSHA’s stance on workplace violence, harassment laws, early intervention, post-incident response, and how to build a respectful, supportive, and legally compliant work environment.