OSHA Safety Training
A List of All Training Classes & Seminars - Specialized for Manufacturers
OSHA Machine Guarding Training:
Covers all aspects of machine safeguarding, according to OSHA regulations.
This high-level, advanced training course includes such topics as machine guarding, OSHA Regulations,
ANSI Standards, Machinery
Risk Assessments,
lockout / tagout, safey warning labels, and interlocks.
Safety Warning Label Training: A 1-day high-level advanced training course includes everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations and ANSI standard for Safety Warning Labels.
Lockout Tagout Training: Everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations for Lockout / Tagout of machines and equipment. This is a high-level, advanced course.
NFPA 79 Training: An advanced course on electrical safety, based on NFPA 79 - Electrical Standards for Industrial Machines.
ANSI B11.0 Training: Learn how to perform a Risk Assessment per ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery - General Requirements and Risk Assessment.
Confined Space Training: Everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations confined spaces.
ANSI Z535.4 Training: A high-level advanced training course on Safety Warning Labels, per the ANSI Z535.4 Product Safety Warning Signs standard.
Safety Warning Label Training: A 1-day high-level advanced training course includes everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations and ANSI standard for Safety Warning Labels.
Lockout Tagout Training: Everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations for Lockout / Tagout of machines and equipment. This is a high-level, advanced course.
NFPA 79 Training: An advanced course on electrical safety, based on NFPA 79 - Electrical Standards for Industrial Machines.
ANSI B11.0 Training: Learn how to perform a Risk Assessment per ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery - General Requirements and Risk Assessment.
Confined Space Training: Everything that you need to know about OSHA regulations confined spaces.
ANSI Z535.4 Training: A high-level advanced training course on Safety Warning Labels, per the ANSI Z535.4 Product Safety Warning Signs standard.
Electrical Safety Training:
An in-depth course on electrical safety of industrial machines, based on OSHA and ANSI electrical standards.
Risk Assessment Training: Learn how to perform a Risk Assessment per ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery - General Requirements and Risk Assessment.
CE Mark Training: Everything you need to know to CE Mark your machinery, to sell it in Europe. This training course covers the Machinery Directive, the Declaration of Conformity, the CE Mark, and the harmonized standards.
OSHA Machine Shop Safety Training: Focused on the equipment found in machine shops. Covers all aspects of machine safeguarding, according to OSHA regulations.
Workplace Hazard Training: Focused on OSHA's requirements for a workplace hazard assessement, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
ANSI B11.19 Training: Covers all aspects of machine safeguarding, according to the new ANSI B11.19 standard. This is a high-level, advanced training course in machine guarding.
ANSI Z244.1 Training: Lockout / Tagout training per ANSI/ASSE Z244.1 (2003) – Control of Hazardous Energy – Lockout/Tagout and Alternative Methods.
Risk Assessment Training: Learn how to perform a Risk Assessment per ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery - General Requirements and Risk Assessment.
CE Mark Training: Everything you need to know to CE Mark your machinery, to sell it in Europe. This training course covers the Machinery Directive, the Declaration of Conformity, the CE Mark, and the harmonized standards.
OSHA Machine Shop Safety Training: Focused on the equipment found in machine shops. Covers all aspects of machine safeguarding, according to OSHA regulations.
Workplace Hazard Training: Focused on OSHA's requirements for a workplace hazard assessement, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
ANSI B11.19 Training: Covers all aspects of machine safeguarding, according to the new ANSI B11.19 standard. This is a high-level, advanced training course in machine guarding.
ANSI Z244.1 Training: Lockout / Tagout training per ANSI/ASSE Z244.1 (2003) – Control of Hazardous Energy – Lockout/Tagout and Alternative Methods.
The Head Trainer
William S. Howard
Please feel free to call me with questions at:
Or email me at:
Please note that because I travel frequently, I am often unable to pick up phone calls.
But if you leave a message, I'll call you back
within 24 hours. And I'll always respond to emails.Why We are Unique
We specialize exclusively in manufacturing safety - training geared to manufacturers. We offer only advanced, high level training. Our training is individually tailored, customized to your machines. We can add any personalized training desired by the customer. We teach on-site at your facility, or at our headquarters in Atlanta. Training is provided in all 50 states across the USA. Taught by a machine safety expert - an actual accredited expert in the area of machine safety. All participants earn a completion safety certificate.
Hear What Clients Are Saying!
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What I liked about the training course was the friendly learning environment, and the
constant interaction."
William Howard had the ability to include a lot of information about safety of machinery without making it boring!
Kyle Bullis, Industrial Engineer, Sinclair International Inc.
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Risk Assessments are now required in the USA, and William Howard shows you how to properly
perform them.
Strongly recommended!
John D'Silva, Safety Technology Manager at Siemens Industry Inc.
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What I liked about the course: The Big Picture of safety. All the parts of creating it.
Highly recommended!"
Corey Long, Mechanical Engineer, Aggressive Tooling
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I now have a clear understanding of what OSHA enforces, and how to use ANSI and other
consensus standards, to design a safe machine.
Will Murray, Chief Engineer, Sinclair International
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Wide ranging and very thorough! This course greatly expanded my knowledge of OSHA and ANSI
standards.
Tim Moore, Senior Mechanical Engineer
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Thanks to this course, I now have a very good understanding of how OSHA was developed, their
operating structure, and the goal of ultimately creating a safe workplace!
I liked all of the part experience examples!
Russell Jensen, Industrial Engineer
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This course greatly expanded my understanding of how OSHA is force of law, as well as the
differences between OSHA and ANSI standards!
I liked the informed and friendly nature in which this training was presented!
Phillip Holland, Electrical Engineer, Aggressive Tooling, Inc.
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What I liked best about the course: it gave information based off our specific field of work.
Josh Moore, Designer
