General industries encompass various sectors where employees encounter a variety of hazards including bloodborne pathogens, ergonomics, slips, trips, falls and chemical exposures. Based on the industry, the exposures can vary widely. While certain topics, such as Hazard Communication, are crucial across all industries, most organizations need to develop a program to meet their related hazards. These general industry topics cover the core OSHA compliance necessary and include additional topics to encompass safety and compliance for specific industries that fall within the General Industry OSHA guidelines.
General industries encompass various sectors where employees encounter a variety of hazards including bloodborne pathogens, ergonomics, slips, trips, falls and chemical exposures. Based on the industry, the exposures can vary widely. While certain topics, such as Hazard Communication, are crucial across all industries, most organizations need to develop a program to meet their related hazards. These general industry topics cover the core OSHA compliance necessary and include additional topics to encompass safety and compliance for specific industries that fall within the General Industry OSHA guidelines.
- New Hire Orientation - General Industry Part One
- Alcohol and Substance Abuse - Orientation
- Back Safety
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Communicable Disease Safety
- Defensive Driving
- Electrical Safety
- Hand and Power Tools
- Hazard Communications
- Hydrogen Sulfide
- Latex Standard
- Lockout/Tagout and Hazardous Energy Sources
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Safety Committee
- Slips, Trips, and Falls
- Stop Work Authority
- And more!
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