Safety Programs & Training

One talk a week for a year, ordered so the topic matches the work: ladders in March, trenches in April, heat in June, fire in October. Every talk is written and free.

The realistic routes into US safety management, with the current wage and employment figures, what employers put in postings, and what each credential body actually requires.

Two names for one document, one contract deliverable — and the six task analyses OSHA really does require by name.

A paragraph-by-paragraph list of the 29 CFR standards that require something in writing, what they do not require, and why sources disagree about the hot work permit.

Fifty topics by hazard family, each with the point to make and the standard behind it.

Hours, audience, required topics and what the card really means — straight from OSHA's own program procedures.