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General Industry Safety Training — Frequently Asked Questions

What does “general industry” mean under OSHA?

General industry refers to workplaces covered by OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910 standards — manufacturing, warehousing, services, and most operations that are not construction, maritime, or agriculture. Our general industry videos address the broad range of 1910 hazards.

What topics do the general industry safety videos cover?

Topics span machine guarding, hazard communication, PPE, walking-working surfaces, lockout/tagout, ergonomics, and more — the everyday hazards found in manufacturing and general industrial settings.

Who is responsible for general industry safety training?

Employers must train employees on the hazards present in their workplace under the applicable 1910 standards. Our kits let a safety lead deliver and document that training in-house.

What is included with each general industry training kit?

Each kit includes a training video, presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates, available in DVD or USB and in English and Spanish.

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