Who is required to be OSHA trained?

All restaurant employers, employees, managers, executives, support staff, and vendors. Plus, the training must be continual and ongoing. That is why our workbooks are extremely jam-packed.

Why am I just now finding out that this is required for my restaurants, bars, or employees? How does this process work?

Poor marketing by our Federal and State Governments, I guess. Plus, they and the lawyers all seem to benefit more if you don't comply and you get sued after something bad happens. Every restaurant, bar, and food service, hotel industry establishment should have an OSHA poster mounted on the wall. Does that sound familiar? Have you ever read it? It says, with clarity, that OSHA is the law and that you must comply with the law. Not sure what else to tell you other than this. To comply with the law, you must do a lot more than just stick a poster on the wall. That simply isn't enough, and therefore, our program will not only help you follow the OSHA guidelines, codes, standards, policies, procedures and safety rules, but it is written specifically for hotels and restaurants.

Who is required to be OSHA trained?

All hotel and restaurant employers, employees, managers, executives, support staff, and vendors. Plus, the training must be continual and ongoing. That is why our workbooks are extremely jam-packed.

They do! It is Federal Law. Federal Law trumps State Law. When a Federal expert comes to your door wanting to see your OSHA training materials, certifications, standards, policies, procedures, safety rules, and more because you are chin deep into a lawsuit or insurance claim- and you do not have it, it will not end well. How many times have you had someone almost cut their finger off in the kitchen? Ever had a freshly mopped floor, but forgot to put out the "wet floor" signs or even put out the signs and someone still slipped and fell? What about that wobbly table or chairs with untightened nuts and bolts holding the thing firmly together? Ever felt like you needed security cameras to ward off unwanted advances in a dark part of your restaurant? Ever see a need to get a light for that dark space? All of these types of matters fall under OSHA safety and security standards, and all and more are addressed in our restaurant specific industry curriculum on how to create and maintain a safe and secure environment for you, your employees, and your customers. Get trained, tested, and certified to help reduce risk and ward off unpleasant happenings and incidents at your places of business.

Hotel and Restaurant Safety - Manager: Don't Slip! Be OSHA Compliant.
Live onsite per student

1-15 $30 book $59.99 class = $89.99 (no discount)

*With 15 or less students, I charge an additional instructor fee of $250. Click here to pay the fee.

I am willing to travel outside of Central Texas with my incidentals paid in advance.

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• 16- 40 $30 book $49.99 class = $79.99  $200 instructor fee plus incidentals Click here to pay the fee
• 41- 75 $30 book $45.99 class = $75.99 instructor fee waived plus incidentals
• 76 $30 book $40.99 class = $70.99  instructor fee waived plus incidentals

I teach outside Central Texas, Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, San Antonio, and  Houston areas with my incidentals begin paid in advance.

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You can buy the books with the certificate and teach the course yourself. All I ask is the trainer to be take my manager class live or online first. Yes, it is that simple.