Osha Compliance - Material Handling, Storage And Disposal

Lift Smart, Store Safe, Stay Compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart N

What you'll learn

Identify and describe different types of material handling equipment used in workplaces.

Recognize common hazards and safety risks associated with manual and mechanical material handling tasks.

Apply effective control measures and best practices to minimize material handling risks.

Explain safe storage, stacking, and disposal techniques to prevent workplace incidents.

Understand employer obligations related to material handling, including training, inspections, and compliance with regulations.

Requirements

Basic workplace safety knowledge – Familiarity with general workplace hazards is helpful.

Experience in material handling – Not required, but beneficial for understanding real-world applications.

English proficiency – Course materials and instructions will be in English.

Description

Efficient material handling is essential for workplace safety and productivity—but without proper training, it can lead to serious injuries, equipment damage, and costly disruptions. Whether you're lifting materials manually or using slings or operating cranes or powered industrial trucks, understanding the risks and best practices is crucial to preventing accidents.Our OSHA Material Handling and Storage Training is designed to equip workers, supervisors, and safety professionals with the knowledge and skills to handle, store, and transport materials safely. This comprehensive course, aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart N, will help you identify potential hazards, implement effective control measures, and ensure compliance with workplace safety standards.Participants will learn safe lifting techniques, hazard recognition strategies, proper handling storage and disposal practices, and equipment operation protocols to reduce risks and enhance overall productivity. Real-world case studies and interactive scenarios are included to reinforce key concepts and promote active learning. Whether you're in manufacturing, warehousing, or logistics, this training provides essential tools to manage material handling safely and effectively.By completing this training, you’ll reduce workplace injuries, improve efficiency, enhance compliance, and contribute to a safer work environment.Don’t wait until an accident happens—enroll today and take control of safety in material handling!

Overview

Section 1: Introductions and Types of Materials Handling Equipment

Lecture 1 Welcome Introductions

Lecture 2 Housekeeping

Lecture 3 Course Agenda

Lecture 4 Disclaimers

Lecture 5 Section-1 Agenda

Lecture 6 Types of Materials Handling Equipment

Lecture 7 Conveyors

Lecture 8 Cranes

Lecture 9 Slings

Lecture 10 Powered Industrial Trucks

Section 2: Common Hazards in Material Handling & Their Causes

Lecture 11 Section-2 Agenda

Lecture 12 Factors Contributing to Injuries

Lecture 13 Hazards Associated with Materials Handling

Lecture 14 Hazards of Moving Materials Manually

Lecture 15 Hazards of Conveyors

Lecture 16 Hazards of Cranes

Lecture 17 Hazards of Rigging

Lecture 18 Hazards of Powered Industrial Trucks

Lecture 19 Common Injuries Associated With Materials Handling

Lecture 20 Common Events Leading to Injuries

Section 3: Preventing Hazards Associated with Material Handling Equipment

Lecture 21 Section-3 Agenda

Lecture 22 Moving Materials Manually - Preparation

Lecture 23 Moving Materials Manually - Proper Lifting

Lecture 24 Moving Materials Manually - Carrying Load Safely

Lecture 25 Moving Materials Manually - Setting Down

Lecture 26 Lifting DONOTs

Lecture 27 Controls for Conveyors

Lecture 28 Controls for Cranes

Lecture 29 Controls for Rigging

Lecture 30 Controls for Powered Industrial Trucks

Section 4: Storing and Disposing of Materials

Lecture 31 Section-4 Agenda

Lecture 32 Storage – Hazards

Lecture 33 Storage – Controls

Lecture 34 Stacking – Hazards

Lecture 35 Stacking – Controls

Lecture 36 Disposal – Hazards

Lecture 37 Disposal – Controls

Lecture 38 Knowledge check

Section 5: Regulatory and Employer Responsibilities

Lecture 39 Agenda Section5

Lecture 40 Manufacturers’ Requirements & Recommendations

Lecture 41 Inspection Requirements

Lecture 42 Maintenance and Repair

Lecture 43 Training

Lecture 44 Safety and Health Programs

Lecture 45 Record Keeping

Lecture 46 Wrap-up and Way Forwards

Warehouse and logistics personnel – including forklift operators, loaders, and material handlers.,Workers – working with conveyors, cranes, and industrial equipment.,Supervisors and site managers – responsible for overseeing material handling operations.,Safety officers and HSE professionals – ensuring compliance with OSHA standards.,Maintenance and facility management teams – involved in inspecting and maintaining material handling equipment.,Anyone involved in material handling and storage – looking to enhance workplace safety and efficiency.