Training

Overview

If you are an employer, you must train your employees in the safety and health aspects of their jobs. You can decide who will train your employees. However, trainers must have appropriate technical knowledge, skill, and ability in the subjects they teach. They need to be able to communicate effectively, motivate their students, and apply learning objectives that meet their students’ needs.

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Publications

Fact sheets
- Walking-working surfaces: At a glance
  Provides an overview of walking-working surface requirements in general industry workplaces.
  English 04/15/2024
Forms
- Employee training record example
  English Word version
Labels and stickers
- CPR trained
  CPR trained sticker for hard hat.
  English Order printed copy 08/01/2025

Education and training

Curriculum
- Oregon Total Worker Health® Curriculum Overview
  This is an infographic overview for: Oregon Total Worker Health® Alliance curriculum is designed for occupational health, safety, worker compensation, wellness, and human resource practitioners and professionals. These entry-level courses and workshops are offered free of charge, either online (instructor-led) or in person.
  Training program English 09/09/2023
- Oregon Total Worker Health®
  Oregon Total Worker Health® Alliance training curriculum. The training is designed for occupational safety and health, worker compensation, and human resource practitioners and professions.
  Training program English 07/07/2023

Rules and rule-related

Final Rules
- Division 1, 437-001-0800 through 437-001-0810, Occupational Safety and Health Grant Program
  Administrative Order 3-2023
- Division 2, Subdivision J, General Environmental Controls
  Administrative Order 1-2025 Word version
- Division 2, Subdivision R, Special Industries (includes Grain Handling Facilities, Ornamental Tree & Shrub Services, Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Mills, Sawmills, Telecommunications)
  6-2017 Word version
- Division 3, Subdivision C, General Safety and Health Provisions
  2-2013 Word version
- Division 4, Subdivision K, Medical/First Aid
  4-2010 Word version of DIv. 4/K
- Division 7, Subdivision C, Planning, First Aid and Work Conditions
  2-2005
Interpretations
- Comparing prussik knots to mechanical grab devices
  07/05/2002
- First aid & CPR retraining intervals
  06/23/1999
- Forklift operator certification (revised 12/26/2006)
  12/26/2006
- Forklift operator refresher training and evaluation program for truck drivers.
  03/08/2007
- HazWoper: training levels for firefighters
  09/01/2009
- Operations of cranes
  12/16/1994
- Refresher training
  10/08/2007
- Train the trainer
  07/24/2013
- Train workers in a manner they understand
  05/04/2010
- Tree top CPR
  06/08/1992
Program Directives
- First Aid And CPR Training For Forest Activities Workers
  Purpose: This directive provides guidelines for determining if the number and location of first aid and CPR trained people are adequate at forest activities operations to provide care in a timely manner.
  A-254 05/24/2004
- Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Post-Emergency Response Operations
  Purpose: This instruction provides procedures for ensuring uniform application of training requirements under the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response standard for employees involved in post-emergency response operations.
  A-160 10/10/2012

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