OSHA and Safety Training
OSHA 10 and 30 Hour
Outreach Training
Construction & General Industry Courses
Choose OSHA 10-hour or 30-hour Outreach Training for Construction or General Industry, with English and Spanish options available.
OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Courses
Select Construction or General Industry training and choose the language and course length that fits your needs.
OSHA 10-Hour Construction
Covers essential construction safety, fall prevention, PPE, and hazard awareness for entry-level workers.
10 Hours • English
OSHA 10-Hour Construction (Spanish)
Versión en español del curso de 10 horas para la industria de la construcción — seguridad básica y prevención de riesgos.
10 Horas • Español
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Focuses on ergonomics, machine guarding, hazard communication, and workplace safety for non-construction settings.
10 Hours • English
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Spanish)
Versión en español para empleados de industria general — seguridad ocupacional y comunicación de peligros.
10 Horas • Español
OSHA 30-Hour Construction
More comprehensive construction safety training designed for supervisors and workers with safety responsibilities.
30 Hours • English
OSHA 30-Hour Construction (Spanish)
Versión avanzada en español para supervisores y trabajadores con responsabilidades de seguridad en construcción.
30 Horas • Español
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry
More comprehensive workplace safety training for supervisors and workers with safety responsibilities in general industry settings.
30 Hours • English
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry (Spanish)
Programa avanzado de 30 horas para supervisores y trabajadores con responsabilidades de seguridad en industria general.
30 Horas • Español
OSHA Outreach Training Information
OSHA 10-hour training is generally intended for workers, while OSHA 30-hour training is more appropriate for supervisors or workers with safety responsibilities. Outreach Training is voluntary under federal OSHA, although some employers, states, municipalities, unions, or other organizations may require it. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Workplace & Safety Training
Practical Safety Education for Employees & Organizations
Explore workplace safety courses covering hazard awareness, injury prevention, emergency preparedness, PPE, ergonomics, environmental hazards, and other important safety topics.
Build a Safer Workplace
Choose from individual workplace safety courses designed to strengthen awareness, reinforce safe practices, and help employees recognize common hazards in professional environments.
Workplace Safety Training Courses
Select a course below to review enrollment options.
Asbestos Hazard Awareness
Understand asbestos exposure risks, regulations, and control methods to ensure a safe workplace environment.
Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP)
Learn exposure control, PPE use, and post-exposure steps to prevent transmission of infectious diseases.
Back Safety and Injury Prevention
Reduce workplace back injuries by applying ergonomic lifting techniques and strengthening core stability.
Confined Spaces
Learn OSHA standards for entry, permits, and monitoring to work safely in confined or restricted spaces.
Driver Safety
Improve awareness, defensive driving, and accident prevention skills for company and personal vehicle operation.
Electrical Safety: General Awareness
Teaches lockout/tagout, electrical hazards, and safe work practices to prevent electrical injuries.
Emergency and Fire Preparedness
Train in evacuation routes, alarm systems, and emergency procedures for safe and efficient responses.
Fire Extinguisher Safety
Hands-on training in PASS technique, extinguisher types, and workplace fire response procedures.
Hand and Power Tool Safety
Focuses on inspection, maintenance, and safe operation to prevent tool-related injuries at work.
Hazard Communication
Understand OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, SDS sheets, and labeling requirements for chemicals.
Hearing Conservation
Protect workers from noise-induced hearing loss through monitoring, PPE, and engineering controls.
Heat Stress
Learn prevention, hydration strategies, and emergency response for heat-related illnesses in the workplace.
Industrial Ergonomics
Reduce strain injuries by applying ergonomic design principles in industrial and manufacturing settings.
Ladder Safety
Proper selection, inspection, and use of ladders to prevent falls and maintain jobsite safety compliance.
Machine Guarding
Prevent amputations and crush injuries by understanding OSHA guarding requirements and safe operations.
Office Ergonomics
Improve workstation setup and posture to reduce repetitive strain and musculoskeletal discomfort.
Personal Fall Arrest Systems
Learn inspection, fitting, and use of fall arrest systems to prevent serious injury from falls at height.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Understand PPE selection, fitting, and maintenance to reduce occupational injuries and exposure risks.
Respiratory Protection
Teaches respirator selection, fit testing, and maintenance to protect workers from inhalation hazards.
Slips, Trips, and Falls
Learn hazard awareness, safe flooring practices, and injury prevention strategies to avoid common incidents.
Sexual Harassment and Discrimination
Identify, prevent, and report workplace harassment and discrimination under federal and California law.
Violence in the Workplace
Learn recognition, prevention, and response strategies for workplace violence in professional environments.
Need Training for Your Team?
These courses can support employee education across a range of workplace safety topics. Select the course you need above to view current enrollment options.
Why OSHA & Safety Training Matters
Workplace safety is more than a regulatory responsibility. Effective safety education helps employees recognize hazards, understand safe work practices, and reduce preventable injuries, illnesses, and workplace disruptions.
What Is OSHA & Safety Training?
OSHA is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the federal agency established under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to set and enforce workplace safety and health standards.
Workplace safety training helps employees and employers understand hazards, safe work practices, protective measures, and responsibilities related to workplace safety.
Key Benefits of Safety Training
What Safety Training May Cover
Employer Training Responsibilities
OSHA standards include training requirements for many workplace hazards and job activities. The exact training an employer must provide depends on the employee’s work, the hazards involved, and the OSHA standards that apply to that workplace.
Employers are responsible for determining which regulatory requirements apply to their employees and work environment.
How Our Safety Classes Help
CVME offers workplace and safety education covering a broad range of common safety topics for employees and organizations. Course availability varies by topic.
