WorkPlace Safety Classes We Offer
Workplace Safety (OSHA and Cal OSHA Training)
The JET Touch, LLC provides OSHA/CAL OSHA Training with certified trainers through the OSHA Training Institute (OTI). We do this in a way that is engaging, inclusive of attendee participation and is memorable; in a way that emphasizes workers go home the way they came, ALIVE!
OSHA Federal /Cal OSHA
The OSHA Outreach Training Program provides training on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of workplace hazards. Outreach classes also provide overview information regarding OSHA, including workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.
In addition, under an agreement with OSHA, California (Cal OSHA) operates an occupational safety and health program according to Section 18 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. The Department of Industrial Relations administers the California Occupational Safety and Health Program, commonly referred to as Cal/OSHA.
The Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) is the main administrator of the program, which supervises implementation and consultation of Cal OSHA
Additionally, the plan has an independent Standards Board accountable for the promulgation of state safety and health standards and the evaluation of changes, an Appeals Board to adjudicate disputed citations, and the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement to investigate accusations alleging discriminatory retaliation in the workplace.
Who is This Course For?
• Company Directors• Safety Directors • Foremen• Job supervisors• Employees• Industries include but not limited to: Healthcare, Manufacturing, Warehouse, Distribution, Retail
Courses offered:
OSHA or Cal OSHA (Overview) seminar - 1 day
We’ll talk about how OSHA or Cal OSHA came into being and why workplace safety is critical. Includes fly over on Employee/Employer rights, How to file a complaint with OSHA or Cal OSHA, General Duty Clause, Job Safety Analysis (JSA), Hazard communications (GHS), Recordkeeping and Injury Illness Protection Program (IIPP) for California only, Lockout/Tag out, Bloodborne Pathogens to name a few!
10 Hour OSHA (General Industry) or Cal OSHA (GISO) Training - 2 days
Great 2 day overview training for Directors, Employees, Managers/Supervisors and Forepersons
As well as, If you're job hunting in certain states or within certain industries, you'll see job listings that say "Must have up-to-date OSHA 10 Certification." Sometimes they'll call this a "DOL card," because the Department of Labor (DOL) issues plastic wallet cards you can use as proof of training.
Upon completion, participants receive a lifetime OSHA (General Industry) or CAL OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course completion card. (GISO)
Topics include:
Introduction to OSHA or Cal OSHA • Machine guarding • Electricity • Hearing Conservation • Bloodborne pathogens • IIPP (Cal OSHA only) • Working Walking Surfaces • Emergency Action plan (EAP) and Fire Protection • Ergonomics • Fall Protection.
30 HOUR OSHA (General Industry) or Cal OSHA (GISO) Training – 5 days
This 30-hour program offers a complete instruction of OSHA compliance. OSHA.com recommends training programs on a job site. These programs are an orientation to occupational safety and health for employees and managers.
Upon completion, participants receive a lifetime OSHA (General Industry) or CAL OSHA 30-Hour General Industry course completion card. (GISO)
Topics include:
Introduction to OSHA or Cal OSHA • Safety and Health Programs • Hazardous materials • Materials handling • Machine guarding • Electricity • Introduction to industrial hygiene • Bloodborne pathogens • IIPP (Cal OSHA only) • Working Walking Surfaces • Emergency Action plan (EAP) and Fire Protection • Ergonomics • Fall Protection • Record-keeping • Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) • Confined Space • Incident Investigation • Heat Injury Protection • Flammable and Combustible Liquids • Hazard Communication
OSHA (General Industry) or Cal OSHA General Industry Service Orders (GISO)
Additional training is a requirement for all job specific tasks. This course meets OSHA and Cal OSHA standards in identifying a process to help managers and employees recognize job hazards and to prevent them from happening.