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22 ready-made templates in OSHA Training, including Bloodborne pathogens (general industry), Bloodborne pathogens - Healthcare, Hazard communication & GHS. Each one comes with a self-paced course, a live session deck and two surveys.

22 templates · Templates are a starting point, not legal advice

Templates

  • US federalRequired by lawLive Q&A

    OSHA Training

    Bloodborne pathogens (general industry)

    All employees

    Covers:
    • Explain the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard, its purpose
    • Describe HBV, HCV and HIV
    • Identify tasks and jobs that may involve occupational exposure

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.1030(g)(2)

    By AhaSlides Official

    45 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawLive Q&A

    OSHA Training

    Bloodborne pathogens - Healthcare

    Clinical and support staff

    Covers:
    • Explain the BBP standard and the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act
    • Describe HBV, HCV and HIV, how they spread in clinical work
    • Identify clinical tasks with occupational exposure in your unit

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.1030(g)(2)

    By AhaSlides Official

    55 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Hazard communication & GHS

    All employees

    Covers:
    • Explain your right to know about chemical hazards
    • Identify the hazardous chemicals and operations in your work area
    • Recognise physical and health hazards, incl. simple asphyxiants

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.1200(h)

    By AhaSlides Official

    40 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Emergency action & fire prevention plans

    All employees

    Covers:
    • Explain what an emergency action plan and fire prevention plan are
    • Recognise how emergencies are reported
    • Follow your evacuation route, exit procedure and assembly point

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.38 (esp. (c), (e), (f))

    By AhaSlides Official

    30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Fire extinguisher awareness (classroom portion)

    Employees

    Covers:
    • Explain your site's policy
    • Describe the fire triangle and the stages of fire
    • Match extinguisher classes

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.157(g)(1)-(4)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Slips, trips & falls (walking-working surfaces)

    All employees

    Covers:
    • Explain why same-level falls are a leading cause of workplace injury
    • Distinguish slip, trip and fall-from-height hazards and their causes
    • Apply housekeeping and surface-condition rules

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Ladder safety

    Employees

    Covers:
    • Explain why ladder falls cause serious injuries even from low heights
    • Choose the right ladder type, length and duty rating for the job
    • Inspect a ladder before first use each shift

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.23 (ladders)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Personal protective equipment (PPE)

    Employees required to wear PPE

    Covers:
    • Explain why PPE is the last line of defence in the hierarchy of controls
    • State when PPE is necessary for your tasks
    • Identify what PPE is necessary for each hazard

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.132(f) (training)

    By AhaSlides Official

    35 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Lockout/tagout awareness (affected employees)

    Affected employees

    Covers:
    • Explain why unexpected start-up or release of stored energy kills
    • Recognise the types of hazardous energy in your area
    • Explain the purpose and use of the energy control procedure

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.147(c)(7)(i)(B)-(C)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Electrical safety awareness

    Unqualified employees

    Covers:
    • Describe how electricity injures
    • Distinguish qualified and unqualified persons and what you may not do
    • Inspect cords and equipment and recognise damaged or unsafe equipment

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.332(a)-(b)(2)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Machine guarding

    Machine operators and helpers

    Covers:
    • Explain how unguarded machines cause amputations, crushing
    • Identify the danger zones
    • Recognise guard and device types

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.212

    By AhaSlides Official

    30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federal

    OSHA Training

    Office ergonomics

    Office and remote/hybrid employees

    Covers:
    • Recognise early signs of musculoskeletal discomfort
    • Identify ergonomic risk factors
    • Adjust chair, desk, monitor, keyboard and mouse to a neutral posture

    Last reviewed Oct 2026

    By AhaSlides Official

    20 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Heat illness prevention

    Outdoor and hot-indoor workers and their supervisors

    Covers:
    • Explain how the body handles heat and who is at higher risk
    • Recognise signs of heat rash, cramps, exhaustion and heat stroke
    • Apply controls

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: OSH Act §5(a)(1) General Duty Clause

    By AhaSlides Official

    30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Respiratory protection awareness

    Employees required to wear respirators

    Covers:
    • Explain why your respirator is necessary
    • Describe the limitations and capabilities of your respirator
    • Use the respirator in emergencies, including when it malfunctions

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.134(k)(1)(i)-(vii), (k)(5)

    By AhaSlides Official

    35 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Hearing conservation

    Employees exposed

    Covers:
    • Explain the effects of noise on hearing
    • Identify where and when noise in your area reaches hazardous levels
    • Describe the purpose of hearing protectors

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.95(k)(1)-(3)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Powered industrial trucks (forklift) - Classroom portion

    Trainee and existing operators

    Covers:
    • Explain operating instructions, warnings and differences between a truck
    • Describe controls, instruments, engine/motor, steering, manoeuvring
    • Explain forks/attachments, the capacity plate, the stability triangle

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.178(l)(1)-(6)

    By AhaSlides Official

    45 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by lawHands-on practical

    OSHA Training

    Confined space awareness

    Employees

    Covers:
    • Define a confined space and a permit-required confined space
    • Identify the confined spaces at your site and how they are marked
    • Recognise atmospheric, engulfment, configuration

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1910.146(c)(2)

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federal

    OSHA Training

    Manual handling & back safety

    Employees

    Covers:
    • Explain how lifting injures the back, shoulders and hands
    • Identify risk factors
    • Use lifting aids and redesign tasks before relying on technique

    Last reviewed Oct 2026

    By AhaSlides Official

    25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    OSHA injury & illness recordkeeping for supervisors

    Supervisors

    Covers:
    • Explain why accurate records matter and your role as the company's eyes
    • Decide if a case is work-related, new
    • Distinguish first aid from medical treatment

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR Part 1904

    By AhaSlides Official

    40 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federalRequired by law

    OSHA Training

    Respirable crystalline silica awareness (construction)

    Construction workers

    Covers:
    • Describe the health hazards of respirable crystalline silica
    • Identify the specific tasks in your work that could expose you
    • Use the specific controls your employer has put in place

    Last reviewed Oct 2026Legal basis: 29 CFR 1926.1153(i)(1)

    By AhaSlides Official

    30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

  • US federal

    OSHA Training

    Maritime workplace safety: Docks, terminals and shipyards

    Dock

    Covers:
    • Move around a maritime facility safely, avoiding slip, trip
    • Describe the basics of fall protection for shipyard work
    • Describe how to help a person who falls into the water

    Last reviewed Nov 2026

    Adapted from OSHA

    40 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

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