Hazard Communication: Chemical Safety at Work
Learn to read chemical labels and safety data sheets and recognize hazards at work. For employees who work with hazardous chemicals.
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Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Build the knowledge to recognize hazards, understand protective controls and prepare for instruction in your workplace.
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39 course families. 53 role and industry tracks. Browse every course description and outline without signing in. Create a free account to save your progress. Selected courses stay free; other courses require purchase or eligible company access.
Each course develops a defined knowledge component. The employer completes the actual workplace instruction, task and equipment requirements, demonstrations, evaluations and other applicable obligations. These courses do not issue OSHA Outreach cards or authorize hazardous work.
Learn to read chemical labels and safety data sheets and recognize hazards at work. For employees who work with hazardous chemicals.
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Learn energy-control responsibilities for employees who lock out equipment during servicing. Your employer adds equipment-specific training and verifies practical skills.
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Learn how to work around equipment being serviced under lockout/tagout. For affected employees; this course does not authorize you to apply energy controls.
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Recognize lockout/tagout controls and learn how to avoid interfering with them. For other employees working near equipment servicing.
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Learn forklift hazards, load handling and operating precautions. Operators still need truck-specific practical training, evaluation and employer authorization.
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Learn how to recognize occupational blood exposure and use workplace protection procedures. For employees with occupational exposure; this is not first-aid or clinical certification.
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Learn construction fall hazards, protective systems and checks before work. Your employer adds task-specific instruction and verifies safe use.
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Learn fall protection for general-industry walking and working surfaces. Your employer adds task-specific instruction and verifies safe use.
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Learn to select, inspect, fit and use general workplace protective equipment. For general-industry employees; your employer verifies protection for the actual task.
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Learn to select, inspect, fit and use construction protective equipment. Your employer adds task-specific instruction and checks proper use.
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Learn safe-use basics for workers required to wear air-purifying respirators outside IDLH conditions. Employer medical review, fit testing and workplace instruction remain separate.
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Learn the limits and care requirements for employer-permitted voluntary respirator use. This awareness course does not cover required respirator use.
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Learn how noise affects hearing and how a general-industry hearing conservation program protects workers. Covers exposure controls, hearing protection and hearing tests.
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Learn to recognize construction noise hazards and use exposure controls and hearing protection. Your employer adds the actual task plan and applicable hearing tests.
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Learn how to report emergencies, follow alarms, evacuate and check in safely. For general-industry employees; your employer provides the actual site plan and role instruction.
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Learn how to report emergencies, follow alarms, evacuate and check in safely. For construction employees; your employer provides the actual site plan and role instruction.
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Learn how a workplace fire prevention plan controls fuels, ignition sources and waste. For employees covered by a required fire prevention plan.
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Learn fire classes, extinguisher limits and when to evacuate. For general-industry employees and designated users; actual workplace instruction remains separate.
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Learn fire classes, extinguisher limits and when to evacuate. For construction employees and assigned users; actual workplace instruction remains separate.
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Prepare for workplace medical emergencies and learn hands-only CPR awareness. This online course is not a complete first-aid or CPR certification.
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Prepare for workplace medical emergencies and learn hands-only CPR awareness. This online course is not a complete first-aid or CPR certification.
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Learn general-industry permit-space roles, atmospheric testing, entry controls and rescue planning. Entrants, attendants and supervisors still need site-specific instruction and practical skills.
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Learn construction confined-space roles, monitoring, contractor coordination and rescue planning. Actual entry-role skills and site instruction remain separate.
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Learn electrical work precautions, deenergization and qualified-person responsibilities in general industry. Actual workplace training and demonstrated skills remain separate.
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Learn scaffold access, loads, inspections and protection from falls, falling objects and power lines. For scaffold users; scaffold-specific instruction and practical skills remain separate.
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Learn to inspect, position and use ladders and stairways safely. Covers construction and general-industry work; actual equipment training remains separate.
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Learn trench hazards, utility checks, protective systems, safe access and inspection responsibilities. For construction workers and supervisors; practical task skills remain separate.
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Learn how construction work creates silica exposure and how to control it. Covers Table 1, exposure assessment, housekeeping and respiratory protection.
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Learn to recognize and control silica exposure in general industry. Covers exposure assessment, source controls, regulated areas and worker protection.
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Learn construction lead exposure controls, hygiene, medical surveillance and worker-protection duties. EPA residential renovation requirements are covered separately.
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Learn general-industry lead exposure controls, hygiene, medical surveillance and worker-protection duties. EPA residential renovation requirements are covered separately.
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Understand EPA lead requirements for residential renovation, notices, containment, cleaning and records. For renovation firms, property managers and supervisors; required certifications remain separate.
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Recognize asbestos hazards and understand OSHA work classes, exposure controls and worker protection. Required task-specific training and accreditation remain separate.
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Understand asbestos responsibilities for building management, schools, renovation and demolition. For owners and project teams; required accreditation remains separate.
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Understand hazardous-waste cleanup training pathways, site plans, exposure monitoring and protection. This knowledge course does not replace required HAZWOPER training and field experience.
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Understand EPA cleanup duties, waste handling, shipment, releases and closeout. For cleanup managers, public employers and environmental coordinators.
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Understand hazardous-substance emergency response roles, planning and competency requirements. Required responder training and demonstrated competency remain separate.
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Learn fire prevention, equipment checks, fume controls and safe closeout for welding, cutting and hot work. For workers, fire watches and supervisors.
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Learn crane, rigging and signaling responsibilities, inspections and lift controls. Required qualifications, operator evaluation and practical skills remain separate.
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Learn boom- and scissor-lift inspections, operating hazards, fall protection and emergency precautions. For operators and supporting teams; practical training and employer authorization remain separate.
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Recognize common construction hazards and learn to select and verify controls. For workers and supervisors, including when to pause and seek specialized instruction.
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Learn how process safety management helps prevent major chemical releases. For operating, maintenance and contractor personnel and supervisors.
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Recognize laboratory chemical hazards and learn to use hoods, PPE, storage controls and the laboratory safety plan. For laboratory employees, supervisors and support teams.
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Learn rim-wheel hazards, restraints, inspections and safe inflation principles. Required hands-on training for the actual equipment remains separate.
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Recognize mechanical press and forging hazards and understand safeguards, die work and energy control. For operators, supervisors and support personnel.
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Recognize blasting hazards and follow warning signals, restricted-area controls and emergency procedures. This awareness course does not authorize blasting work.
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Recognize fire and chemical hazards involving flammables, LPG and anhydrous ammonia. Learn storage, handling and emergency responsibilities for workers and supervisors.
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Understand fire brigade and fixed fire-protection roles, alarms, inspections and training duties. Role-specific practical training and qualifications remain separate.
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Understand safety and training duties for electric power operations, power-line construction and telecommunications. Actual task qualifications and practical instruction remain separate.
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Learn OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping, reporting, forms and access requirements. For supervisors, safety and HR personnel and designated recordkeepers.
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Understand workplace-safety reporting rights, retaliation warning signs and fair responses to concerns. For employees, supervisors, HR personnel and business owners.
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Learn FMCSA drug and alcohol program fundamentals, testing decisions and confidential-record responsibilities. This course does not replace designated-supervisor reasonable-suspicion training.
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Learn alcohol and controlled-substance indicators and reasonable-suspicion decisions for covered driver supervisors. Includes separate instruction blocks and required participation activities.
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Complete every lesson check, score at least 80% on the final assessment with every critical item correct, and submit a 1–5 star course rating. Every star value is accepted. The result is an account-saved online knowledge completion record. Employer workplace evidence remains separate.
Final assessments allow three attempts per set with targeted review between attempts. Paid industry courses restart lesson checks after three unsuccessful attempts, without another course charge. Free courses follow the reset requirements in the Academy assessment policy.