Manufacturing safety training should address the hazards employees may encounter based on their job responsibilities and work environment. Common training topics include lockout/tagout, electrical safety, machine and tool safety, hazard communication, PPE, ergonomics, fire prevention, material handling, and warehouse safety.

Important manufacturing safety topics include hazardous energy control, electrical safety, machine and tool safety, chemical hazards, PPE, ergonomics, fire prevention, slips and falls, material handling, and safe warehouse practices. Training should be selected based on the specific hazards present in each facility and the work employees perform.

Yes. Our manufacturing safety training courses are delivered online, allowing employees to complete assigned training from a computer or compatible device. Employers can choose courses for their workforce and track employee training and completions through their company training account.

Manufacturing safety training can help employers support OSHA compliance efforts by educating employees about workplace hazards, safe work practices, and applicable safety procedures. Training needs vary by facility, equipment, job responsibilities, and workplace hazards, so employers should select courses based on the requirements that apply to their operations.