Most Popular OSHA Safety Training Courses

OSHA training is required when applicable standards call for it, so workers can identify job hazards, follow safe work practices, and reduce injuries and illnesses. Effective training is a core part of maintaining a safe and compliant workplace.

OSHA training requirements depend on the work being performed and the specific standard that applies. In general, employers must provide hazard-specific training in a language and vocabulary employees understand, and they must provide retraining when conditions, equipment, or duties change. You can browse available topics in our course catalog.

Yes. Online training can satisfy formal instruction for many OSHA topics. Some standards also require hands-on demonstration, site-specific training, or documented employer evaluation, depending on the task and hazard level. For example, forklift operator training may also require practical evaluation by the employer in addition to online instruction.

OSHAcademy provides accessible online training that covers key OSHA safety topics. Employers can use OSHAcademy coursework as formal instruction, then add workplace-specific training and practical evaluations where required to complete compliance. Employers can also request a business account to assign and track training for their teams.