01. STAFF TRAINING

Cal/OSHA M1: Introduction to Cal/OSHA (07s-CaO-001-beta)


Description
Familiarity with Occupational Health and Safety Standards is an important part of administration for any facility, in order to make sure the rights and responsibilities of all employees to have a safe work environment are maintained. This course seeks to keep the user well informed on Cal/OSHA, it’s standards, and how it differs from national standards in California

NO CEU

Access for 90 days.

BRN Provider NO. CEP 16081
Content
  • Welcome to Cal/OSHA M1: Introduction to Cal/OSHA
  • Section 1: ABOUT CAL/OSHA
  • About Cal/OSHA
  • Additional Units Within Cal/OSHA
  • Additional Support
  • Legislation
  • Rights And Responsibilities Under the OSH Act 1
  • Rights and Responsibilities Under the OSH Act 2
  • Difference between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 1
  • Difference between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 2
  • Difference between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 3
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 4
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 5
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 6
  • Differences between CalOSHA and Federal OSHA 7
  • Differences between CalOSHA and Federal OSHA 8
  • Differences between CalOSHA and Federal OSHA 9
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 10
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 11
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 12
  • Differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA 13
  • Section 1 Quiz
  • Section 2: OSHA STANDARDS
  • OSHA Standards 1
  • OSHA Standards 2
  • OSHA Standards 3
  • OSHA Standards 4
  • OSHA Standards 5
  • OSHA Standards 6
  • Section 2 Quiz
  • Section 3: WORKPLACE POSTING
  • Posting Requirements
  • Workplace Posting
  • Emergency Phone Numbers
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 1
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 2
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 3
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 4
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 5
  • FAQs Workplace Postings 6
  • Injury & Illness Prevention Plan
  • Statistics 1
  • Statistics 2
  • Section 3 Quiz
  • Section 4: CAL/OSHA TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 1
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 2
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 3
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 4
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 5
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 6
  • Cal OSHA Training Requirements 7
  • Application of Training Program
  • Training for Supervisors
  • Training for Employees 1
  • Training for Employees 2
  • Training for Employees 3
  • Safety and Health Training
  • In Summary....
  • Section 4 Quiz
  • Section 5: RECORDKEEPING
  • Record Keeping Requirements 1
  • Record Keeping Requirements 2
  • Record Keeping Requirements 3
  • Cal/OSHA Recordkeeping Forms 300, 300A, & 301 1
  • Cal/OSHA Recordkeeping Forms 300, 300A, & 301 2
  • Cal/OSHA Recordkeeping Forms 300, 300A, & 301 3
  • Recordkeeping and Documentation
  • Documenting Your Activities 1
  • Documenting Your Activities 2
  • Documenting Your Activities 3
  • Injury & Illness Records 1
  • Injury & Illness Records 2
  • Injury & Illness Records 3
  • Exposure Records
  • Medical Waste
  • Personal Protective Equipment 1
  • Personal Protective Equipment 2
  • Gloves
  • Other PPE
  • Decontaminating and Disposing of PPE
  • Reporting an Exposure Incident 1
  • Reporting an Exposure Incident 2
  • What If Exposed
  • Medical Evaluation and Followup
  • Written Opinion
  • Section 5 Quiz
  • Section 6: WHAT TRIGGERS AN INSPECTION
  • What Triggers An Inspection?
  • MOD Rates Explained
  • OSHA's Non Retaliation Policy
  • Cal/OSHA Enforcement Unit District Offices Locations (A-W)
  • Congratulations!
  • Cal/OSHA M1 Post-Quiz Review
  • Course Evaluation
  • Important Info about Your Certificate
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: 1 year