Faqs

Yes! Both our online and classroom courses are written by SCM Safety instructors. Our online courses meet the exact same OSHA requirements as our traditional classroom training programs. The [...]

To find out, review the list of states with their own OSHA plans listed below. For California, Cal-OSHA is the primary authority in most workplaces. Cal-OSHA regulations are found in Title 8 of [...]

The DOT requires that you receive training if you: Load, unload or handle hazardous materials. Test, recondition, repair, modify, mark or label containers, drums or packaging as qualified for use [...]

Yes. Numerous codes and regulations, including OSHA, the Fire Code, and NFPA standards dictate the types and locations of fire extinguishers required in the workplace. Contact us for more information.

You are required to display several postings. Review the list at California Department Of Industrial Relations-Workplace Settings. Contact us for more information.

As a general rule, OSHA does not certify employees, trainers, or training programs. OSHA sets the rules and it is up to each employer to “certify” that their staff is in compliance with [...]

OSHA has established regulations that cover a broad range of industries and operations at the state and federal levels. These regulations include the General Industry Safety Orders–implemented by [...]

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is the main federal agency charged with the enforcement of safety and health legislation. OSHA was established following the enactment of the [...]