Online Training

Many companies in the wood products industry are small businesses and rely on their existing supervisors and managers to fill the role of a safety director – to promote safety, ensure OSHA compliance and effectively control hazards. However, these are far too important tasks to perform with little or no background in occupational safety management.

Fortunately, we have compiled free online training to help. Online training offers “anytime, anyplace, and any pace” instruction, and can get you and your management staff better prepared to effectively manage employee safety.

Back Safety

• Back Safety

Bloodborne Pathogens

• Bloodborne Pathogens – Understanding the Risks

Electrical Safety

• Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
• OSHA Electrical Standards

Excavation Safety

• Excavation Safety (Module 1)
• Excavation Safety (Module 2)
• Excavation Emergency Action Plan

Hazard Communication

• Hazard Communication (Module 1)
• Hazard Communication (Module 2)
• Hazard Communication (Module 3)
• Hazard Communication (Module 4)
• Globally Harmonized System

Heat Stress

• Heat Stress Awareness

Fall Protection

• Introduction to Fall Protection

Fire Safety

• Fire Protection and Prevention (Module 1)
• Fire Protection and Prevention (Module 2)

First-Aid

• Emergency Eyewash and Showers

Forklift Safety

• Forklifts (Module 1) – Fundamentals
• Forklifts (Module 2) – Training Requirements

Personal Protective Equipment

• Personal Protective Equipment (Module 1)
• Personal Protective Equipment (Module 2)

Power Press Safety

• Mechanical Power Press Safety (Module 1) – Identification and Overview
• Mechanical Power Press Safety (Module 2) – Full-Revolution Presses
• Mechanical Power Press Safety (Module 3) – Part Revolution Presses

Recordkeeping

• Recordkeeping (Module 1) – Forms and How to Use Them
• Recordkeeping (Module 2) – Is Your Company Covered?
• Recordkeeping (Module 3) – Recording Criteria