List Of Training Topics
GLOSSARY OF TRAINING TOPICS
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- BACK INJURY PREVENTION
- BACKHOE LOADER OPERATOR
- BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
- BOOM LIFT OPERATOR SAFETY
- CAL/OSHA 10 AND 30 HR CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL INDUSTRY
- CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY/NON-ENTRY RESCUE
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY/RESCUE
- CPR/AED
- CPR/FIRST-AID/AED (ADULT, CHILD, INFANT)
- DEFENSIVE DRIVING
- DOT 49 CRF HM-181 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AWARENESS
- DOT REASONABLE SUSPICION TRAINING
- ELECTRICAL SAFETY, LOW VOLTAGE (<600 VOLTS)
- ELECTRICAL SAFETY AWARENESS
- EXCAVATOR OPERATOR SAFETY TRAINING
- EXCAVATION, TRENCHING, AND SHORING COMPETENT PERSON
- FALL PROTECTION AUTHORIZED USER
- FALL PROTECTION AWARENESS
- FEDERAL OSHA 10 & 30 HOUR
- FIRE EXTINGUISHER AWARENESS TRAINING
- FIRST AID, CPR, AED (ADULT)
- FORKLIFT OPERATOR
- FRONT-END LOADER OPERATOR SAFETY TRAINING
- HAND AND POWER TOOLS AWARENESS
- HAZARD COMMUNICATION
- HAZWOPER TRAINING - ALL LEVELS
- HEAT ILLNESS (OUTDOOR HEAT) PREVENTION
- JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS TRAINING
- LADDER SAFETY
- LEAD AWARENESS TRAINING
- LOCK OUT/TAG OUT (AFFECTED USER)
- LOCK OUT/TAG OUT (AUTHORIZED USER)
- MACHINE GUARDING AWARENESS TRAINING
- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
- PESTICIDE HANDLER SAFETY
- RESPIRATORY FIT TESTING
- RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
- RIGGER/SIGNAL PERSON QUALIFIED LEVEL
- SCAFFOLD AUTHORIZED USER
- SCAFFOLD COMPETENT PERSON
- SCISSOR LIFT OPERATOR SAFETY
- SILICA EXPOSURE PREVENTION AWARENESS TRAINING
- SKID STEER OPERATOR TRAINING
- SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS
- TRAFFIC CONTROL AND FLAGGING
- TRENCHING, SHORING, AND EXCAVATION COMPETENT PERSON
- WILDFIRE SMOKE EXPOSURE PREVENTION
- WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION AWARENESS
COURSES AT A GLANCE
- ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION
- AERIAL LIFT OPERATOR TRAINING SCISSOR & BOOM
- ASBESTOS CEMENT (AC) PIPE INITIAL & REFRESHER
- BACK INJURY PREVENTION
- BACKHOE LOADER OPERATOR
- BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
- BOOM LIFT OPERATOR SAFETY
- CAL/OSHA 10 AND 30 HR CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL INDUSTRY
- CPR/AED
- CPR/FIRST AID/AED (ADULT,CHILD, INFANT)
- CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY/NON-ENTRY RESCUE
- CONFINED SPACE ENTRY/RESCUE
- DEFENSIVE DRIVING
- DOT 49 CFR HM-181 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AWARENESS
- DOT REASONABLE SUSPICION TRAINING
- ELECTRICAL SAFETY, LOW VOLTAGE (<600 VOLTS)
- ELECTRICAL SAFETY AWARENESS
- EXCAVATOR OPERATOR SAFETY TRAINING
- EXCAVATION, TRENCHING, AND SHORING COMPETENT PERSON
- FORKLIFT OPERATOR
- FIRST AID, CPR, AED (ADULT)
- FALL PROTECTION AWARENESS
- FALL PROTECTION AUTHORIZED USER
- FIRE EXTINGUISHER AWARENESS TRAINING
- FRONT-END LOADER OPERATOR SAFETY TRAINING
- FEDERAL OSHA 10 & 30 HOUR
- FIRST RESPONDER AWARENESS (FRA) 4 HOURS
- FIRST RESPONDER OPERATIONS (FR0) 8 HOURS
- HAZWOPER TRAINING - ALL LEVELS
- HAZWOPER 8 HOUR ANNUAL REFRESHER
- HAZWOPER 24 HOUR – OCCASSIONAL SITE WORKER
- HAZWOPER 40 HOUR – GENERAL SITE WORKER
- HEAT ILLNESS PREVENTION
- HAND AND POWER TOOLS
- HAZARD COMMUNICATION
- INJURY & ILLNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM (IIPP)
- JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS TRAINING
- LADDER SAFETY
- LEAD AWARENESS TRAINING
- LOCK OUT/TAG OUT (AFFECTED USER)
- LOCK OUT/TAG OUT (AUTHORIZED USER)
- MACHINE GUARDING AWARENESS TRAINING
- OFFICE ERGONOMICS
- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
- PESTICIDE HANDLER SAFETY
- RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
- RESPIRATORY FIT TESTING
- RIGGER/SIGNAL PERSONAL QUALIFIED LEVEL
- SCAFFOLD AUTHORIZED USER
- SCAFFOLD COMPETENT PERSON
- SCISSOR LIFT OPERATOR SAFETY
- SILICA EXPOSURE PREVENTION AWARENESS TRAINING
- SKID STEER OPERATOR TRAINING
- SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS
- TRAFFIC CONTROL AND FLAGGING
- TRENCHING, SHORING, AND EXCAVATION COMPETENT PERSON
- WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION
- WILDFIRE SMOKE EXPOSURE PREVENTION
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAL/OSHA AND FEDERAL OSHA?
California operates its own workplace safety and health program through Cal/OSHA. Although Cal/OSHA is based on the federal OSHA framework, California has adopted many standards and employer obligations that are more specific or more protective. This means employers operating in California must follow the applicable Cal/OSHA requirements—not rely solely on federal OSHA regulations.
California-specific requirements include a written and effectively implemented Injury and Illness Prevention Program, heat illness prevention standards, state reporting and record keeping rules, and additional requirements addressing particular workplace hazards. Understanding which standards apply is essential because the compliance expectations for California employers may go beyond the federal requirements.
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