Required at least every two years for any individual assigned job duties involving an aerial lift.

Cost: Free

Required annually for all maintenance personnel with the potential to come into contact with energy sources.

Cost: Free

Required annually for all maintenance personnel with the potential to come into contact with asbestos-containing material during their normal work assignment.

Cost: Free

Instruction on how to properly lift heavy objects encountered in various workplace environments.  Covers dangers of back injuries caused by inappropriate lifting techniques.

Cost: Free

Required upon hire and annually thereafter for all faculty and staff who may come into contact with human blood or other potentially infectious materials. *online course is for awareness only, cannot take the place of instructed course*

Cost: Free

Handling, labeling, transporting, and storing compressed gas cylinders. Includes information on cylinder valves, regulators, and fittings as well as emergency procedures related to compressed gas cylinders. 

Cost: Free

Covers OSHA and campus requirements, silica control methods, personal protective equipment, and hazards associated with concrete and masonry construction operations. 

Cost: Free

Required annually for any maintenance worker required to enter a confined space as part of their work assignment.

Cost: Free

Provides a general overview of the various health hazards that members can be exposed to on a construction site.

Cost: Free

American Heart Association’s steps of performing first aid, CPR on adults, relieving choking and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

Cost: $45.00 per person / 8 members per class

Provides a general overview of the personal protective standards, common eye injuries and how to prevent injuries.

Cost: Free

Required for employees who may be exposed to fall hazards to recognize the hazards and procedures to follow to minimize the hazards.

Cost: Free

Initially produced by Virginia Tech EHS department under a grant from OSHA, this safety training program includes 8 different module options: Agriculture and OSHA, Animal Handling, ATVs, Falls, Farm Machinery, Hazardous Chemicals, Manure Pits, and Weather Safety. Modules can be offered individually.

Cost: Free

Classroom instruction on basic fire safety, as well as guidance on proper hands-on use of a fire extinguisher.  

Cost: Free

Required initially and every three years thereafter for anyone assigned to operate a forklift as part of their duties.  Hands on forklift operations are required.

Cost: $40.00 per person

Review of operations checks, personal protective equipment, operating procedures and how to prevent injuries.

Cost: Free

Overview of hazards associated with hand power tools, basic safety rules, guards and inspections.

Cost: Free

Overview of common hand injuries, hand hazards, hand protection during tool use and basic first aid.

Cost: Free

Hazard Communication Program explanation of labeling system and safety data sheets.  *online course is for awareness only, cannot take the place of workplace specific training*

Cost: Free

This course focuses on the importance of  proper handling, storage and management techniques as well as hazardous waste identification, segregation, and disposal procedures. 

Cost: Free

Required of all employees who are participants of the OSU Hearing Conservation Program.

Cost: Free

Review of hazards of working in high heat, how to recognize and avoid heat-related illnesses and procedures for performing first aid.

Cost: Free

Review of hazards of working in low temperatures, how to recognize and avoid cold-related illnesses and procedures for performing first aid.

Cost: Free

Review of most common injuries in restaurants and kitchens, hazards most likely to cause injuries and prevention.  *video covers knife safety only*

Cost: Free

Focuses on importance of applying general lab safety rules and regulations in a laboratory.  Reviews general lab safety information including chemical, biological and hazardous waste storage, handling and disposal.

Cost: Free

Recognition of hazards related to ladders including proper use, care in handling and maximum intended load-carrying capacities of ladders.

Cost: Free

Required annually for all maintenance personnel with the potential to come into contact with energy sources.

Cost: Free

Review of regulations, mechanical motions, type of guards, and safety devices.

Cost: Free

Review of symptoms, posture and set up of office equipment to include monitors, keyboards, chairs….

Cost: Free

Review of standards, hierarchy of controls, job hazard analysis and various type of protection.

Cost: Free

Designed for faculty and staff who are required to wear a tight-fitting respirator as part of their job duties.   

Cost: Free

Provides information on accident causes, both employee and employer responsibilities in regards to safety and touches on fire, lab and office safety. *video covers how to create a safety culture only*

Cost: Free

Review of standards, what is scaffolding, hazards associated with scaffolding, how to erect and inspect scaffolding and proper use.

Cost: Free

Required initially and every three years thereafter for anyone assigned to operate a skid steer as part of their duties.  Hands on skid steer operations are required.

Cost: Free

Identify common causes of slips, trips and falls, how to evaluate your workplace for hazards and how to control these hazards.

Cost: Free

Covers skin problems, assessing risk, how to practice sun safety and spotting problems early. 

Cost: Free

Covers local weather hazards, focusing on tornadoes.

Cost: Free

OSU policies and hazards related to excavation work, work practices and selection of protective systems and methods of evaluating the site and of conducting inspections.

Cost: Free

Parts overview, common injuries, proper use, and a safety checklist for wheelchairs.

Cost: Free

Overview of hazards associated with wood working power tools, basic safety rules, guards and inspections.

Cost: Free