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What is Cal/OSHA?
Cal/OSHA is the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), which works to improve employees’ health and safety by imposing and enforcing safety standards, providing education, and issuing licenses and permits.
California’s state OSHA plan is administered through the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR). The state plan applies to most government and private sector employers. In addition to standards as effective as OSHA standards, Cal/OSHA has adopted unique standards addressing toxic chemicals, repetitive motion, noise exposure, and heat exposure.
What are Cal/OSHA Requirements?
General industry employers must provide training to new employees and employees who’re taking on new assignments. OSHA instruction is also required when new hazards, processes, equipment, or substances are introduced in the workplace. Supervisors must also be familiarized with hazards to which their subordinates may be exposed.
Construction employers must establish injury and illness prevention programs. Every 10 days, supervisors should conduct safety meetings with their crews. The specific training requirements depend on the activities employees perform.
What is Cal/OSHA Training?
The objective of Cal/OSHA training is that employees understand the federal OSHA and Cal/OSHA, can identify requirements and violations, avoid hazards, and practice safe work procedures. Cal/OSHA training programs are designed to help employers comply with requirements and cover topics such as:
- Machine guarding
- Fall protection
- Electrical safety
- Working surfaces
- Personal protective equipment
- Lock out tag out
- Cranes
Cal/OSHA-trained employees are safer, more effective, and prepared to prevent incidents and quickly respond to accidents in the workplace.
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10-Hour General
The 10-Hour General Industry Outreach training program is intended to provide an entry level worker in healthcare, manufacturing and warehouse distribution a general awareness on recognizing and preventing hazards on a construction… Read more
$79.00 -
10-Hour Construction
The OSHA 10-hour Outreach training program is a voluntary training program for entry level workers of the construction and general industries for the recognition, avoidance and prevention of workplace hazards. The benefits of the… Read more
$79.00 -
30-Hour General
The 30-Hour General Industry Outreach Program is a comprehensive safety program designed for anyone involved in but not limited to Health Care, Manufacturing, Warehousing, Distribution and Retail. Specifically devised for safety… Read more
$169.00 -
30-Hour Construction
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Program is suitable for supervisors and workers responsible to maintain safety at workplace. Workers covered by 29 CFR 1926 OSHA standard, the 30 hour outreach training is… Read more
$169.00
