Fire Prevention Plans — General Industry
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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Clear search and filtersLearn how a workplace fire prevention plan controls fuels, ignition sources and waste. For employees covered by a required fire prevention plan.
Learn fire classes, extinguisher limits and when to evacuate. For general-industry employees and designated users; actual workplace instruction remains separate.
Prepare for workplace medical emergencies and learn hands-only CPR awareness. This online course is not a complete first-aid or CPR certification.
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.
Learn electrical work precautions, deenergization and qualified-person responsibilities in general industry. Actual workplace training and demonstrated skills remain separate.
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.
Learn to inspect, position and use ladders and stairways safely. Covers construction and general-industry work; actual equipment training remains separate.
Learn to recognize and control silica exposure in general industry. Covers exposure assessment, source controls, regulated areas and worker protection.
Learn general-industry lead exposure controls, hygiene, medical surveillance and worker-protection duties. EPA residential renovation requirements are covered separately.
Recognize asbestos hazards and understand OSHA work classes, exposure controls and worker protection. Required task-specific training and accreditation remain separate.
Learn fire prevention, equipment checks, fume controls and safe closeout for welding, cutting and hot work. For workers, fire watches and supervisors.
Learn crane, rigging and signaling responsibilities, inspections and lift controls. Required qualifications, operator evaluation and practical skills remain separate.
Industry browsing helps discovery. Read each course’s actual scope; this is not a complete required-training plan. Employer workplace instruction, practical evaluation and authorization remain separate.
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Standard course $299 · Choose five $999 · Choose ten $1,499 · Complete exam preparation $499 · Released mathematics collection $299. One-time company-use licenses, plus applicable tax. Release status is shown on each listing.
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Explore structured, non-degree study through Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology. Program availability and enrollment requirements are stated separately.
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