On a manufacturing floor, the difference between a minor incident and a life-altering injury often comes down to one thing, the right personal protective equipment, worn correctly. This course builds the knowledge every manufacturing worker needs to select, wear, inspect, and maintain PPE with confidence, aligned with OSHA's PPE Standard (29 CFR 1910 Subpart I).

You will learn how to conduct a PPE hazard assessment, understand what each category of PPE protects against, and recognize the critical difference between PPE that fits and functions correctly versus PPE that creates a false sense of security. No prior safety training required. Through real-world video demonstrations and hands-on scenario activities, you will practice selecting the right eye and face protection, hand, head, foot, and body protection for the tasks machine operators, welders, grinders, and material handlers perform every shift and learn how to inspect and maintain that equipment, so it keeps doing its job. Enroll today and ensure every worker on your floor is protected, compliant, and equipped to make the right PPE decisions independently.