1 Course
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Build a Safer Workplace
Online Workplace Safety Training for Employees & Teams
Strengthen workplace safety awareness with self-paced online training covering OSHA-related topics, emergency preparedness, workplace hazards, ergonomics, fall protection, PPE, hazard communication, workplace violence prevention, and more.
Self-Paced Online Training
One-Year LMS Access
Reporting & Certificates
Safety eLearning Courses (32)
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Understanding how to protect yourself from bloodborne pathogen exposure is crucial — injuries can occur on any job site. This course uses demonstrations to emphasize universal precautions, BBP clean-up, and exposure prevention. Topics include BBP definitions, transmission, how to prevent the spread of BBP, proper PPE use, the employer’s exposure control plan, and information on the hepatitis B vaccine.
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OSHA identifies caught-in and caught-between hazards as one of the construction fatal four. This course will help you identify common caught-in and caught-between hazards and learn how to protect yourself from these risks in the workplace.
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Confined space work is dangerous. This course provides demonstrations of what a confined space is, the hazards of entry, how to keep yourself safe, and the roles involved. Topics include identifying permit-required confined spaces, managing confined space hazards, gas demonstrations, emergency and rescue procedures, and conducting a permit-required confined space entry.
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This training is designed for anyone who drives as part of their job, focusing on identifying risky behaviors, adopting defensive driving techniques, and building lasting safe driving habits. Traffic accidents are the leading cause of workplace fatalities across all industries in the United States. This course empowers employees to recognize their top risks, master defensive driving practices, and take proactive steps to ensure their safety on the road.
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The employees most likely to suffer burns, shock, and electrocutions are not necessarily electricians. That’s why it’s critical that all employees have a basic understanding of electrical principles, preventing shock, and responding to emergencies. This course covers electrical principles, how GFCI devices work, lockout/tagout, arc flash, powerline hazards, electrical equipment safety, and how to respond to electrical shock incidents.
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Emergency Preparedness Training gives employees the skills to quickly and decisively react to emergency situations at work. This course covers how to properly evacuate, emergency escape procedures, procedures for employees who remain to operate critical equipment, how to account for all employees after evacuation, rescue and medical duties, how to report fires and other emergencies, and the purpose of the written emergency action plan.
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The #1 type of workplace injury in the US is musculoskeletal injuries — soft tissue injuries to the back, shoulders, knees, hands, and more. This course covers how to identify ergonomic risk factors, recognize the early symptoms of ergonomic issues, practice safe lifting and movements, reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury using preventative practices, and utilize strategies from athletes to build resiliency and recover quickly.
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The risk of death in excavations and trenches is 112% higher than other construction work. In this Excavation and Trenching Safety training, learners cover hazard assessments, soil types, protective systems, types of trench collapse, and more. Topics include defining excavation and trench terminology, identifying soil types, early signs of trench instability, mechanics of trench collapse, protective systems, and safe work practices.
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Falls from heights are the #1 cause of death in construction, and fall protection violations are the most common OSHA citation. This training covers the differences between fall arrest and fall restraint, common fall hazards, when fall protection is required, how to don and doff personal fall protection systems, how to calculate fall distance, the importance of a fall rescue plan, and fall protection equipment care and storage.
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The Workplace Fire Prevention training teaches employees to prevent, prepare for, and respond to fires. This course covers identifying common fire hazards, the fire triangle and basic fire principles, reducing the risk of fire, fire extinguisher types, how to use a fire extinguisher using the P-A-S-S method, and how to assess the situation and evacuate in the event of a fire.
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Those who work around forklifts are often victims of forklift accidents. This awareness-level training covers common forklift hazards, the forklift stability pyramid, pedestrian safety, key-on and key-off forklift inspections, safe forklift operation basics, and methods for safe signaling and communication with forklift operators.
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A key part of any safety program is ensuring employees can identify hazards and mitigate risk. This course walks through the process step-by-step with demonstrations, examples, and illustrations to simplify hazard assessments. Learners will understand the relationship between hazard and risk, recognize hazard categories, apply the hierarchy of controls, and conduct and document effective hazard assessments.
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In this Cal-OSHA compliance training, learners explore the dangers of working in hot environments and learn how to recognize, prevent, and respond to heat-related illness. The course covers acclimatization, hydration, recognizing symptoms, and emergency response.
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Falls from ladders are prevalent in both construction and general industry. This course demonstrates how to choose the right ladder for the job, conduct pre-use inspections, properly set up and use both extension and step ladders, store ladders appropriately, practice correct ladder dos and don’ts, and identify and mitigate hazards when working on and around portable ladders.
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Control hazardous energy simply and effectively with training that demonstrates lockout/tagout and test start procedures, identifies all types of hazardous energy sources, and shows how procedures create a zero energy state. Topics include lockout/tagout animations, real-life demonstrations, hazardous energy source types and magnitudes, methods for energy control, authorized and affected roles and responsibilities, and demonstrations of emergency lock removal and group lockout.
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Machine guarding OSHA violations are in the top 10 citations year after year. In this training, learners will explore the basic concepts and methods of machine guarding, recognize the point of operation, power transmission devices, and operating controls, identify guard types and how they protect against machine components, and utilize safeguarding devices.
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Hearing damage is highly preventable. This Noise and Hearing Conservation course covers the effects of noise on hearing, types of hearing protection and how to select, fit, and care for them, the purpose and procedures of audiometric testing, when noise levels become hazardous, common noise levels, early signs of hearing loss, and how to protect your hearing both at work and at home.
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In this course, PPE is put to the test to demonstrate that not all types are built for the same hazards. Learners will understand when PPE is necessary, what PPE is necessary, how to properly don, doff, adjust, and wear PPE, the limitations of the PPE, and the proper care, maintenance, useful life, and disposal of the PPE.
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This Respiratory Protection Safety training gives employees the information they need to stay safe and compliant. Learners are guided through different types of respiratory hazards, respirator types, cartridges, filters, how to don, doff, fit check, and adjust respirators, how to clean and maintain respirators, what to expect from fit tests and medical exams, and voluntary respirator use.
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65% of people in the construction industry work on scaffolds. This awareness-level course teaches the principles of scaffold safety, types of scaffolds, the dangers associated with scaffold use, scaffold roles, and how to stay safe. Learners will identify scaffold types and components, recognize major scaffold hazards, distinguish roles and responsibilities, assess electrical and falling object hazards, and demonstrate proper scaffold use.
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Struck-by hazards are one of OSHA’s fatal four topics covering the most common causes of workplace fatalities. This course guides employees to recognize common struck-by hazards — flying, falling, swinging, and rolling objects — and take steps to protect themselves and others using PPE and safe work practices.
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This video course focuses on the basics of the Hazard Communication Standard. Topics include what the standard is and why it matters, routes of hazardous substance exposure, the Globally Harmonized System (GHS), GHS pictograms and labels, secondary labels, safety data sheet sections, a demonstration of hazardous substance clean-up using the SDS as a guide, and how to protect yourself from hazardous substances.
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Slips, trips, and falls are the 2nd leading cause of workplace injuries, and this engaging training covers everything needed to prevent them. Topics include floor and wall opening hazards, stairway safety, safe ladder use, falls from heights and personal fall arrest systems, falling object protection, safe dockboard use, and general scaffolding safety for scaffold users.
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In this course employees will learn 10 practical tips for confidently handling an OSHA inspection while reducing fines and protecting their safety program.
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This course provides important, clear instructions on what to do in the unlikely event of an active shooter situation. Topics include indicators of potentially violent behavior, how to respond to an active shooter situation, and how to react when law enforcement arrives. Knowing the proper procedures could mean the difference between life and death.
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In this course learners are guided through the safe operation of scissor lifts and boom lifts using real-world examples, clear explanations, and visual demonstrations.
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This course provides workers with the knowledge and skills to correctly read and apply pesticide label information, a critical step in protecting people, animals, and the environment. This course is Cal-OSHA compliant.
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This microlearning covers the differences between slips, trips, and falls common in the mining industry. MSHA compliant.
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This course addresses the unique safety risks faced by women in construction, covering hazards like poorly fitting PPE, overexertion, heat illness, workplace violence, and fall protection.
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In this course learners will identify the hazards associated with tractor operation and understand the critical steps to prevent rollovers. Through engaging videos and real-life scenarios, the course highlights the importance of rollover protective structures (ROPS), seat belt use, and proper operating techniques. Participants will learn about common rollover causes — including terrain hazards, improper loading, and unsafe maneuvers — while gaining practical strategies for maintaining stability and control.
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Workplace violence is any act of violence or threat of violence that occurs in a place of employment. This course, designed to meet the New York Retail Worker Safety Act (NY Labor Law §27-e) requirements, discusses the types of violence encountered in the workplace, the impact of violence on the workplace, proactive measures and strategies to protect against workplace violence, and additional resources for further assistance.
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This course provides essential knowledge to help employees recognize, prevent, and respond to workplace violence. Participants will learn key definitions, types of workplace violence, warning signs, and effective strategies for de-escalation and hazard prevention. The training also outlines employee and employer responsibilities, reporting procedures, and emergency response actions to promote a safe and respectful work environment.
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Build a Safer Workplace
Online Workplace Safety Training for Employees & Teams
Online workplace safety training can help employees recognize hazards, understand safe work practices, and build stronger safety awareness across different work environments.
Safety Awareness
Strengthen Everyday Safety Awareness
Online workplace safety training helps employees recognize hazards, understand safe work practices, and make more informed decisions on the job. Practical employee safety training can reinforce the behaviors and awareness that support safer workplaces across a wide range of industries and work environments.
Workplace Hazards
Address Critical Workplace Hazards
fpSOLUTIONS offers workplace safety courses across topics including emergency preparedness, ergonomics, electrical safety, fall protection, fire prevention, forklift awareness, hazard identification, heat illness prevention, ladder safety, lockout/tagout, machine guarding, PPE, respiratory protection, hazard communication, and workplace violence prevention.
Occupational Safety
Support Safety Training Across Different Work Environments
Workplace safety needs vary by job duties, industry, and risk exposure. A broad online safety training library allows organizations to select courses that align with the hazards their employees may encounter, from general safety awareness and OSHA-related topics to more specialized occupational safety training.
Frequently Asked Questions
Workplace safety training FAQs
Find quick answers about workplace safety courses, OSHA-related topics, purchasing options, and online course access.
What does workplace safety training cover?
Workplace safety training can help employees recognize hazards, understand safe work practices, and strengthen everyday safety awareness. Topics may include emergency preparedness, ergonomics, fall protection, PPE, hazard communication, respiratory protection, machine guarding, workplace violence prevention, and other occupational safety topics.
Does fpSOLUTIONS offer OSHA-related safety training?
Yes. The fpSOLUTIONS eLearning library includes many workplace safety courses addressing OSHA-related topics such as hazard communication, fall protection, lockout/tagout, PPE, respiratory protection, electrical safety, machine guarding, and other workplace hazards.
Can safety training be selected based on workplace hazards?
Yes. Organizations can select courses based on job duties, workplace conditions, industry needs, and the hazards employees may encounter. Available topics range from general safety awareness to more specialized occupational safety training.
Can I purchase one workplace safety course?
Yes. The 1 Course plan provides one learner access to one selected course for $24.95. Organizations can also choose plans providing access to five courses, ten courses, or the full eLearning library.
How long do learners have access to online safety training?
Standard fpSOLUTIONS eLearning plans include 12 months of access beginning when the organization's training account is activated. Plans also include completion tracking, reporting, and certificates.
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