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Oregon OSHA Workshop Materials

Our Goal:

To support Oregon OSHA's strategic goal to help Oregon Employers become self-sufficient in developing and maintaining an effective safety and health system, the Public Education Section makes the following materials available for download at no cost.

Our Classes:

Each class workbook is the same as that used by our instructors in presenting our popular statewide workshops. The instructor notes will give you added information on presenting the class. We encourage you to attend a workshop before you present it. You may also want to attend our train-the-trainer workshops too.

Our Materials:

We encourage you to use these class materials to provide introductory-level education and training. Although the workbooks may contain a substantial amount of information, they may not necessarily satisfy all your training needs for a particular subject. For instance: Class 104 covers general hazard identification and control principles, but does not cover hazards unique to your work environment. Consequently, this class, by itself, will not satisfy all the requirements for safety committee training in hazard identification and control as detailed in OAR 437-0765, Safety Committee Rules.

This material is for information purposes only. Its purpose is to inform Oregon employers of best practices in occupational safety and health and general Oregon OSHA compliance requirements. This material is not a substitute for any provision of the Oregon Safety Employment Act or any standards issued by Oregon OSHA.

Workshop Materials: Portable Document Format (PDF)


All

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Organizational Leadership

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Safety and Health Management

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Technical Rule based

All materials

100 - Safety and Health Management - The Basics

101 - Safety Committee Basic Training

102 - Conducting an Accident Investigation

103 - Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

104 - Identifying and Controlling Hazards

105 - Introduction to Safety Training

106 - What to Expect from an Oregon OSHA Inspection

108 - OSHA 300 Recordkeeping

112 - Safety and the Supervisor

116 - Safety & Health Program Evaluation

119 - Safety Accountability

201 - Introduction to Ergonomics

204 - Lockout/Tagout and Machine Safeguarding

205 - Hazard Communication Program

206 - Ergonomics of Manual Material Handling

207 - Ergonomics in the Office

212 - Workplace Emergency Action Plans

215 - Confined Space Safety

216 - Exposure Control/Bloodborne Pathogens

217 - Hearing Conservation Program

220 - Managing your Vehicle Safety Program

221 - Forklift Safety

301 - Fall Protection

302 - Excavation Safety and the Competent Person

305 - Traffic Control Program

350 - Forest Activities

401 - Worker Protection Standard

700 - Safety for Small Business

Organizational Leadership

100 - Safety and Health Management - The Basics

112 - Safety and the Supervisor

116 - Safety & Health Program Evaluation

119 - Safety Accountability

700 - Safety for Small Business

Safety and Healt Management

100 - Safety and Health Management - The Basics

101 - Safety Committees

102 - Conducting an Accident Investigation

103 - Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

104 - Identifying and Controlling Hazards

105 - Introduction to Safety Training

112 - Safety and the Supervisor

116 - Safety & Health Program Evaluation

119 - Safety Accountability

220 - Managing your Vehicle Safety Program

350 - Forest Activities

700 - Safety for Small Business

Technical and Rule based

108 - OSHA 300 Recordkeeping

204 - Lockout/Tagout and Machine Safeguarding

205 - Hazard Communication Program

212 - Workplace Emergency Action Plans

215 - Confined Space Safety

216 - Exposure Control/Bloodborne Pathogens

217 - Hearing Conservation Program

221 - Forklift Safety

301 - Fall Protection

302 - Excavation Safety and the Competent Person

350 - Forest Activities

401 - Worker Protection Standard

 

 
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