Industry safety training
Manufacturing Safety Orientation
Choose food and beverage, metalworking, wood and paper, chemicals and plastics, or assembly and other production. Practice recognizing hazards, checking protection, getting help, and stopping to ask. Allow 30–60 minutes total for the online orientation and the walkthrough with your supervisor.
MFSO-001 · General Occupational Safety
Open for enrollment
Free with an account. Lessons, quiz and online completion record. Complete the workplace walkthrough with a supervisor.
General Occupational Safety
This course awards an online knowledge completion record after all lesson checks, at least 80% on the final assessment with every critical decision correct, and a 1–5 star course rating. Three final-assessment attempts are available, with targeted review between attempts. It does not confer an OSHA card, professional certification or employer work authorization.
Employer workplace component: Complete the supervisor walkthrough from an approved meeting point. Confirm routes, machine boundaries, authorized energy-control contacts, PPE, SDS access and emergency arrangements. Record remaining training and open items before affected work. The employer documents this part separately; the online result and worksheet grant no task qualification, entry or work authorization.
The course outline is public. Exam preparation, mathematics, introductions and selected short courses stay free. Other industry courses require purchase or eligible company access and include their standard certificate when earned. Eligible connected company members have earned standard certificates included. Existing subscriptions retain their recorded terms. Purchase alone never awards a certificate; all published completion requirements still apply.
Assessment and retakes
All schools use the shared assessment and retake policy: unlimited practice, three quiz or exam attempts per set, and an initial graded-capstone submission plus two revisions. Further attempts require the specified review or approved remediation. Course-specific passing requirements remain in effect.
This catalog describes non-degree learning. A course listing does not award college credit or professional certification.
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