OSHA safety training courses

36 courses · from $39 · certificate issued on completion

These are the courses that document the training OSHA standards require, delivered online and certified the moment a trainee finishes. Each course page names the specific regulation it maps to, so you can match what you buy to what an inspector will ask about.

Most OSHA training standards are written the same way. They require that training happen, that it cover named topics, that it be delivered by someone qualified in the subject, and that it be certified in writing. They do not prescribe a classroom. What online training cannot do is the hands-on and site-specific part, and every course page here says plainly where that line falls rather than implying a certificate covers more than it does.

What enforcement in this category looks like

Across the standards these courses document, OSHA has issued 214,091 citations carrying $923,384,883 in initial penalties. Figures pulled 2026-08-23 from public US Department of Labor enforcement records.

Fall Protection Competent Person Awareness30,929OSHA Hazard Communication and GHS Awareness28,898Respiratory Protection Required User Training17,672Lockout/Tagout Authorized Employee Training17,359Ladder Safety15,070Forklift Operator Certification12,902Scaffold Safety and Competent Person Awareness11,522Slip, Trip & Fall Prevention Training11,110

Courses in OSHA & Workplace Safety

Fall Protection Competent Person Awareness
Fall protection competent-person awareness for hazard recognition, controls, and escalation
$49View course →
Lockout/Tagout Authorized Employee Training
Authorized employee LOTO training for hazardous energy, locks, tags, sequence, release, and program responsibilities
$59View course →
Machine Guarding Required Awareness
Machine guarding awareness for point-of-operation hazards, guard types, safeguarding devices, removal rules, and LOTO boundaries
$49View course →
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OSHA Hazard Communication and GHS Awareness
OSHA hazard communication training, 29 CFR §1910.1200(h)
$49View course →
Respiratory Protection Required User Training
Respiratory protection user training for OSHA 29 CFR §1910.134(k), respirator limits, use, care, and emergency procedures
$49View course →
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Forklift Operator Certification
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 operator training
$49View course →
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Forklift Train-the-Trainer
Forklift Train-the-Trainer preparation for supervisors, safety coordinators, and trainers who support powered industrial truck programs. This course does not issue OSHA operator authorization, trainer licensure, or employer designation, and it does not replace required hands-on practical training and workplace evaluation.
$249View course →
Scaffold Safety and Competent Person Awareness
Scaffold safety competent-person awareness for hazard recognition, access, stability, inspections, and escalation
$49View course →
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Confined Space Entry, General Industry
Permit-required entry, OSHA 1910.146
$129View course →
Eye & Face Protection and PPE Hazard Assessment Awareness
PPE hazard-assessment awareness for eye and face hazards, selection, fit, care, limits, and employer duties
$39View course →
Respirable Crystalline Silica Competent Person Awareness
Silica competent-person awareness for exposure recognition, controls, and employer program boundaries
$49View course →
Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness
Bloodborne pathogens awareness for occupational exposure recognition, universal precautions, and exposure-control boundaries
$49View course →
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Bloodborne Pathogens Training
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 exposure control
$49View course →
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Hearing Conservation Awareness
Hearing conservation awareness, 29 CFR §1910.95(k)
$39View course →
NFPA 70E Arc Flash / Electrical Safety Awareness
Shock, arc-flash & arc-blast awareness, OSHA Subpart S / NFPA 70E
$49View course →
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8-Hour HAZWOPER Annual Refresher
Annual HAZWOPER refresher for previously trained workers
$59View course →
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HAZWOPER 24-Hour Initial Training
24-hour HAZWOPER initial instruction for eligible limited-task or low-exposure workers
$129View course →
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HAZWOPER 16-Hour Upgrade Training
16-hour HAZWOPER upgrade for learners with valid prior 24-hour HAZWOPER initial training
$99View course →
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Heat Stress Awareness Training
OSHA heat illness prevention
$49View course →
California Heat Illness Prevention Training
California heat illness prevention training for outdoor and indoor heat exposure awareness
$49View course →
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Slip, Trip & Fall Prevention Training
OSHA walking-working surfaces, Subpart D
$49View course →
Utility Electrical Safety
Arc-flash and utility electrical work awareness
$49View course →
Utility Electrical Safety: Qualified Employee and Minimum Approach Distance Awareness
Qualified-employee and minimum approach distance awareness, OSHA 1910.269
$49View course →
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Telecommunications Climbing Safety and Pole-Top Rescue Awareness
Telecommunications climbing safety and pole-top rescue readiness, OSHA 1910.268
$49View course →
Construction Stormwater / SWPPP Awareness
Construction stormwater and SWPPP awareness for crews, supervisors, and contractors
$49View course →
Construction Stormwater CGP Inspector Qualification Prep
Seven-hour construction stormwater CGP inspector qualification preparation for SWPPP inspections, BMPs, corrective action, and documentation
$149View course →
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Portable Fire Extinguisher Safety
Portable fire extinguisher safety training covering fight-or-evacuate decisions, extinguisher classes, PASS method basics, limits, and post-use reporting.
$39View course →
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Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans
Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans training for employees, supervisors, office administrators, safety coordinators, and managers. Covers 29 CFR 1910.38 emergency action plan elements, 29 CFR 1910.39 fire prevention plan elements, evacuation procedures, alarm awareness, employee accounting, designated evacuation-assistance concepts, extinguisher-policy awareness, drills, debriefs, and plan-update awareness. This course does not write or approve an employer site-specific plan.
$39View course →
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Aerial and Scissor Lift Operator Awareness
Aerial and scissor lift operator awareness training for workers and supervisors who use elevated work platforms. Covers the difference between boom-style aerial lifts and scissor lifts, pre-use checks, workplace inspection, fall-protection differences, electrical hazards, tip-over, crushing risk, rescue planning, and the employer authorization boundary.
$49View course →
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Excavation and Trenching Competent Person Awareness
Excavation and trenching competent-person awareness training covering OSHA Subpart P concepts for soil classification, protective-system limits, inspection duties, access and egress, water and atmospheric hazards, spoil placement, and conditions requiring work to stop.
$69View course →
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Hot Work and Fire Watch Safety
Hot Work and Fire Watch Safety training for workers, supervisors, and facility teams involved around welding, cutting, grinding, brazing, soldering, and other spark-producing work. Covers permit discipline, authorization boundaries, combustible control, the 35-foot rule, fire watch requirements, extinguisher readiness, alarm response, and the post-work watch period.
$49View course →
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Ladder Safety
Ladder Safety training covering selection, inspection, setup, 4-to-1 pitch, 3-foot landing access, safe use, and employer program follow-through.
$39View course →
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Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Awareness
H2S awareness training covering sources, odor fatigue, Table Z-2 limits, IDLH, monitoring, alarms, PPE limits, and rescue boundaries.
$49View course →
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Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection, General Industry
Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection, General Industry training for employees and supervisors in warehouses, plants, dock areas, mezzanines, roof-access areas, stairways, ladders, and everyday walking-working surfaces. Covers OSHA 1910 Subpart D concepts, the four-foot general-industry trigger, fall protection systems, ladders, stairways, surface conditions, equipment-specific boundaries, retraining triggers, and employer responsibilities.
$49View course →
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Office and Industrial Ergonomics
Office and Industrial Ergonomics training for office, remote, warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, healthcare support, retail, and supervisory teams. Covers musculoskeletal disorder warning signs, ergonomic risk factors, workstation setup, seated and standing work, lifting and carrying, repetitive task exposure, early reporting, NIOSH lifting concepts, OSHA General Duty Clause awareness, and California 8 CCR 5110 awareness where applicable.
$39View course →
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Asbestos Awareness (Class IV / 2-Hour)
Asbestos Awareness Class IV / 2-Hour training for custodial, janitorial, maintenance, facilities, property, school and hospital plant, HVAC, electrical, and general trades workers who may encounter asbestos-containing material or presumed asbestos-containing material without disturbing it. Covers ACM/PACM recognition, health effects, stop-and-report behavior, prohibited disturbance and cleanup practices, employer communication duties, state-requirement awareness, and the annual refresher expectation.
$39View course →

Common questions

Does OSHA accept online safety training?

For the knowledge requirements, yes. Most OSHA training standards specify the topics that must be covered and require written certification, without prescribing a delivery format. What online training cannot deliver is equipment-specific and site-specific practice, such as respirator fit testing, forklift evaluation on your actual truck, or anchorage selection on your structure. Those remain employer obligations, and each course page states which apply.

How do I know which OSHA course my crew needs?

Work from exposure rather than job title. Walk the tasks your people actually perform and list the hazards each one creates, because one job title often spans several exposure profiles. Every course page here leads with the regulation it documents, so you can match a task to a standard to a course.

How long is OSHA training valid?

It depends on the standard, and anyone who quotes a single number for all of them is guessing. Some, such as bloodborne pathogens and hearing conservation, carry a genuine annual requirement. Others set retraining triggers instead, meaning you retrain when conditions change, equipment changes, or an employee shows they do not understand. Each course page states which applies.

Do you provide a certificate an inspector will accept?

Every course issues a dated certificate with a unique ID the moment the trainee finishes, and anyone can confirm it at our verification page without an account. The certificate carries the name of the person who completed the training, which the trainee confirms themselves before it is issued.

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