OSHA-focused employee training

Chemical hazards, GHS labels, SDSs and safe work practices. Employer-specific instruction remains required.

Recognize benzene exposure. Understand the controls, warning signs and workplace procedures that protect employees.

Understand formaldehyde hazards. Recognize symptoms, use workplace controls and know when to report a concern.

Workplace noise, hearing protectors and audiometric testing. Employer-specific instruction remains required.

Keep lead exposure from following you home. Understand workplace controls, hygiene, medical surveillance and employee protections.

Fire classes, equipment selection, small-fire decisions and evacuation. Employer-specific instruction remains required.

Respirator limitations, preparation, use, emergencies and care. Medical evaluation, fit testing and workplace instruction remain separate.