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OSHA’s General Industry standards set strict training expectations for manufacturing facilities, from Hazard Communication and Lockout/Tagout to PIT, PPE, and hearing conservation. This article breaks down the essential 1910 requirements, explains when training is mandatory, and highlights refresher frequencies and documentation best practices. Use it as a practical roadmap to align your shop floor training program with current OSHA guidance.

Heat kills more U.S. workers than any other weather hazard, but most heat-related illnesses are preventable with proper training. This comprehensive guide covers OSHA heat safety compliance, hydration and work-rest cycle strategies, acclimatization protocols, emergency response, and benefits of heat stress safety training to protect outdoor workers and maintain productivity. Learn how to implement an effective workplace heat safety program tailored to regulatory standards and best practices.

Bilingual OSHA training is essential for protecting Spanish-speaking employees and meeting OSHA’s requirement to train workers in a language they understand. By offering Spanish courses, signage, and toolbox talks, employers improve hazard recognition, strengthen compliance, reduce incidents, and build a safer, more efficient workplace for every team member.

OSHA refresher training helps warehouse teams stay competent as equipment, layouts, and hazards evolve. From forklift evaluations to HazCom updates and annual fit-testing, risk-based refreshers strengthen compliance and reduce incidents. This guide explains key OSHA requirements and best practices for building an effective, ongoing warehouse safety program.