Occupational Health & Safety Training Bundle
Master essential workplace safety topics across eight courses covering OSHA compliance, hazard prevention, PPE, electrical and fire safety, and incident reporting. Enroll today and invest in safer workplace practices.
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About This Course
Effective workplace safety requires an understanding of occupational hazards, prevention strategies, and safety procedures. The Occupational Health & Safety Essentials Bundle brings these topics together in one structured learning experience, covering workplace safety principles, emergency preparedness, safety management, and incident reporting.
This workplace safety training bundle includes eight courses, 43 modules, and 172 lessons, covering a broad range of occupational health and safety topics, including OSHA compliance and hazard prevention. With approximately four hours of training, it provides a consolidated introduction to essential workplace safety subjects in one package.
The sequence is deliberate. You start with the regulatory foundation, move through the chemical hazard that touches every employee and the protective equipment that answers it, then into the everyday injury causes slips, trips, falls, and unsafe lifting followed by the lower-frequency but higher-severity hazards of electricity and fire, and finish with the reporting layer that determines what your documentation looks like when an inspector arrives.
What You'll Learn
- Understand OSHA laws, compliance requirements, and workplace safety systems.
- Identify workplace hazards and explore risk control strategies.
- Understand hazardous materials regulations, hazard communication, and exposure controls.
- Explore PPE selection, performance evaluation, and protection programs.
- Recognize slip, trip, and fall hazards and explore prevention strategies.
- Understand safe lifting practices, ergonomics, and workstation safety.
- Recognize electrical hazards and explore equipment safety, temporary power, and hazardous energy control.
- Explore fire hazard recognition, prevention, and emergency response procedures.
- Understand workplace incident and near-miss reporting procedures.
- Explore emergency preparedness, safety management, and continuous improvement strategies.
Requirements
- No prior occupational health and safety training is required.
- A basic understanding of workplace environments may be helpful.
- A computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet access to access the online course.
This Course Includes
- OSHA Compliance and Workplace Safety: OSHA requirements, hazard identification, and safety management.
- Hazardous Materials Safety: Hazard communication, exposure control, and hazardous materials regulations.
- Personal Protective Equipment: PPE selection, performance evaluation, and protection programs.
- Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention: Hazard recognition, safe work practices, and prevention strategies.
- Safe Lifting and Ergonomics: Lifting practices, workstation safety, and ergonomic principles.
- Electrical Safety Awareness: Electrical hazard recognition, equipment safety, temporary power, and hazardous energy control.
- Fire Safety and Emergency Response: Fire hazard recognition, prevention measures, and emergency procedures.
- Incident and Near-Miss Reporting: Reporting procedures, documentation tools, and prevention strategies.
Who Is This Course For?
- Employees: Workplace hazards, PPE, and injury prevention.
- New Hires: Foundational workplace safety principles and procedures.
- Supervisors and Team Leaders: OSHA compliance, hazard control, and safety management.
- Safety and Compliance Personnel: Safety procedures, emergency preparedness, and incident reporting.
- Operations and Facilities Staff: Electrical hazards, hazardous materials, and fire safety.
- Employers and Business Owners: An overview of occupational safety requirements, prevention strategies, and workplace safety management.
Certification
Compliance and Regulatory Alignment
This bundle introduces occupational health and safety regulations and compliance topics covered across its eight courses, including:
- OSHA Compliance: Workplace safety laws, compliance requirements, and safety management.
- Hazardous Materials Safety: Hazard communication, exposure control, transportation, and waste safety.
- PPE Programs: Equipment selection, performance evaluation, and protection program management.
- Electrical Safety: Electrical hazard recognition, safe equipment use, temporary power, and hazardous energy control.
- Fire Safety: Fire prevention, emergency response, and workplace fire safety compliance.
- Incident Reporting: Reporting procedures, near-miss documentation, and prevention strategies.
The curriculum provides an introduction to these occupational safety and compliance topics. Additional training or workplace-specific procedures may be required depending on job duties, workplace hazards, and applicable regulations. Completing this bundle alone does not guarantee compliance with every OSHA standard or other regulatory requirement.
Why Compliance Training Matters
OSHA penalties can be substantial. For 2026, the maximum proposed penalty is $16,550 per serious violation and $165,514 per willful or repeated violation. Actual penalties depend on the circumstances and applicable penalty policies. Beyond financial penalties, workplace hazards can lead to injuries, lost work time, and operational disruption. This bundle covers common safety concerns, including slips, trips and falls, unsafe lifting, hazardous materials, electrical hazards, and fire risks. Through eight courses, learners explore hazard recognition, prevention strategies, PPE, emergency response, and incident reporting. This training provides a foundation in occupational health and safety but does not replace workplace-specific training, required written safety programs, or other measures needed to meet applicable OSHA requirements.
Career Benefits
- Workplace Safety: Recognize common hazards and prevention strategies.
- OSHA Awareness: Explore workplace safety requirements and compliance topics.
- Hazard Prevention: Identify risks involving chemicals, electricity, fire, and falls.
- Safe Work Practices: Understand PPE, safe lifting, and ergonomics.
- Emergency Preparedness: Explore fire prevention and emergency response procedures.
- Incident Reporting: Understand incident documentation and near-miss reporting.
- Professional Development: Build foundational safety knowledge relevant to workplace operations and supervision.
Course Curriculum
172 Lessons •4 Hours
Course 1: Workplace Safety & OSHA Compliance Training
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Module 1: Understanding OSHA Laws and Compliance
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Module 2: Hazard Identification and Risk Control Strategies
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Module 3: Emergency Preparedness and Health Program Essentials
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Module 4: Industry-Specific Safety and Specialized Operations
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Module 5: Building a Safety Culture: Systems, Behavior, and Leadership
Course 2: Hazardous Materials Safety Training (HazCom)
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Module 1: Hazardous Materials and Modern Risk
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Module 2: U.S. Hazmat Law and Compliance
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Module 3: Hazard Recognition and Exposure Control
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Module 4: Transportation, Waste, and Supply-Chain Safety
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Module 5: Emergency Resilience and Safety Performance
Course 3: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Training
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Module 1: Strategic Foundations of PPE and Occupational Risk Governance
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Module 2: Engineering Principles, Selection Science, and Performance Evaluation of PPE
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Module 3: Enterprise PPE Program Design, Competency Development, and Operational Assurance
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Module 4: High-Risk Industry Applications and Specialized Protection Strategies
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Module 5: Organizational Performance, Compliance Management, and PPE System Optimization
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Module 6: Emerging Technologies, Global Best Practices, and Future PPE Systems
Course 4: Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention Training
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Module 1: Slips, Trips and Falls Fundamentals
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Module 2: Hazard Recognition and Prevention
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Module 3: Safe Work Practices
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Module 4: Safety Management and Compliance
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Module 5: Advanced Prevention Strategies
Course 5: Safe Lifting and Ergonomics Training
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Module 1: Safe Lifting Basics
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Module 2: Proper Lifting Practices
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Module 3: Ergonomics and Workstation Safety
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Module 4: U.S. Safety Policies and Training
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Module 5: Tools and Prevention Technology
Course 6: Electrical Safety Awareness for Non-Electricians
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Module 1: Electrical Safety Foundations for Non-Electricians
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Module 2: Recognizing Electrical Hazards Before Work Begins
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Module 3: Safe Use of Electrical Equipment and Temporary Power
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Module 4: Safe Work Boundaries and Hazardous Energy Control
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Module 5: High-Risk Workplace Electrical Hazards
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Module 6: Emergency Response, Reporting, and US Compliance
Course 7: Workplace Fire Safety Training
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Module 1: Why Workplace Fires Happen — And How Professionals Stay One Step Ahead
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Module 2: Spot the Danger Before It Becomes a Disaster
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Module 3: Master Fire Prevention Like a Safety Professional
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Module 4: Respond with Confidence When Every Second Counts
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Module 5: Lead Fire Safety, Strengthen Compliance, and Protect Your Organization
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Module 6: Future-Proof Your Workplace Against Emerging Fire Risks
Course 8: Workplace Incident Reporting and Near Miss Training
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Module 1: Reporting Basics
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Module 2: U.S. Policy and Compliance
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Module 3: Reporting Process
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Module 4: Tools and Training
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Module 5: Improvement and Prevention
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The bundle provides occupational health and safety training and a US Compliance Institute Certificate of Completion. It does not provide an official OSHA Outreach Training Program card or guarantee that you meet every applicable workplace training requirement.
No. The bundle introduces a range of occupational safety topics, but employers may need additional instruction based on job duties, workplace hazards, and applicable OSHA standards. Site-specific procedures and practical training may also be necessary.
The bundle covers foundational workplace safety topics, including hazard identification, PPE, hazardous materials, electrical safety, fire prevention, and incident reporting. It provides an introduction to these subjects without requiring learners to study each topic as a separate purchase.
The bundle covers safety topics relevant to a variety of workplace activities, including hazard recognition, safe lifting, PPE, electrical hazards, and fire prevention. Employers should assess which courses and additional training are appropriate for each employee's responsibilities and workplace hazards.
The hazardous materials course covers hazard communication, hazardous materials regulations, and exposure control. For further information about hazard communication programs, see the Hazard Communication Program Setup: A Safety Manager's Checklist.
The electrical safety course addresses electrical hazard recognition, safe use of electrical equipment and temporary power, hazardous energy control, high-risk electrical hazards, and emergency reporting. Employees performing electrical work may require additional specialized training.
Near-miss reporting helps document events that could have caused injury or damage, even when no injury occurs. Reviewing these events can help identify hazards and inform prevention strategies. Learn more in Incident vs. Accident: Why the Difference Matters.
Yes. Employers should compare the curriculum with workplace hazards, employee responsibilities, and applicable requirements. Additional task-specific instruction, practical training, or workplace procedures may be necessary to address risks not fully covered by the bundle.