EOS
Essentials of Safety
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The Phalanx - Onboarding Trainer Package (General Industry)
A complete package designed to equip trainers with essential materials for both 10-hour and 30-hour OSHA General Industry courses, including:
- EOS Trainer PowerPoints on USB ($150 value)
- EOS General Industry (1910) Trainer's Spiral Bound Book ($109 value)
- Electronic 1910 GR Book ($90 value)
- Safety Times Newspaper ($1 value)
- 3 months FREE of RegLogic™ Professional ($239.85 value)
Monthly Subscription: $14.95/month
- Interactive PowerPoint presentations
($150 value) - GR Books - Updated daily at midnight CST
($90 value) - Digital Safety Times Newspaper
($1 value)
(Exceeds 30-hour OSHA requirements)
EOS General Industry Trainee Package
Encourage employees to be safe and be competent, without needing to learn everything. Make safety applicable, fun, and easy-to-understand for everyone in the company, regardless of their prior experience.
30-Hour Training Package includes:
- Perfect bound EOS 1910 ($79.95 value)
- Electronic 1910 GR Books ($90 value)
- Safety Times Newspaper ($1 value)
(Exceeds 30-hour OSHA requirements)
10 Trainees $84.95 each
20 Trainees $82.95 each
40+ Trainees $79.95 each
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Digital Safety Times Newspaper
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FAQs
Quick answers about EOS, HEART, trainers, trainees, and tiers.
What is EOS?
EOS (Essentials of Safety) is a ready-to-teach safety foundation. It helps your team learn consistent, plain-language essentials based on OSHA's two main rule sets:
- OSHA 1910 (General Industry): manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, logistics, offices, labs, etc.
- OSHA 1926 (Construction): construction, contracting, utilities, field work, etc.
Who is EOS for?
- Safety/HR leaders who want documented, organized coverage of core OSHA topics.
- Growing operations adding shifts or sites that need consistent training quality everywhere.
- Small businesses without a formal training system that need a standardized starting point.
What does EOS cover?
EOS covers the essentials employees face on the job, including:
- Basic Safety Awareness & Housekeeping
- Walking-Working Surfaces
- Exit Routes & Emergency Action Plans
- Electrical Hazards
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Hazard Communication (HazCom)
- Materials Handling & Storage
- Machine Guarding
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
- Bloodborne Pathogens (as applicable)
What is HEART?
HEART (Hazard Elimination and Recognition Training) is a plain-language, photo-supported safety series that makes daily rules clear. It's designed for onboarding, refreshers, and tailgate talks, tying real-world images to OSHA references.
What does HEART include?
HEART focuses on construction (OSHA 1926) modules, such as:
- Fall Protection & Positioning (PFAS)
- Caught-Between & Struck-By
- Vehicles/Forklifts/Heavy Equipment
- Excavation & Trenching
- Electrical Hazards
- PPE
- Hazardous Substances (lead, asbestos, silica)
- Fire Prevention & Protection
- Materials Handling & Rigging
- Hand & Power Tools
- Scaffolds, Stairways & Ladders
Who is HEART for?
- Construction and field teams needing direct, usable guidance.
- Crews working with ladders, scaffolds, fall protection, and heavy equipment.
- Companies that prefer short, focused Segues and "Safety Stop" toolbox talks.
What do trainers receive?
- EOS & HEART trainer presentations (PPT/USB)
- Hard cover OSHA standards book: 1910 or 1926
- Trainer manuals
- Electronic General Requirements (GR) books
- Sample of Safety Times
- 1 year of RegLogic™ Professional
What do trainees receive?
- Access to EOS or HEART trainee presentations
- Perfect-bound OSHA standards books (1910 or 1926)
- Segue books (1910 or 1926)
- EOS or HEART trainee workbooks
- Electronic GR books
- Sample of Safety Times
- 1 year of RegLogic™ Professional
Which tier should we choose?
- Core Safety: up to ~50 employees, 1 trainer
- Performance Safety: ~51–250 employees, up to 3 trainers
- Elite Safety+: 250+ employees, 7+ trainers, enterprise-ready
Can we exceed the listed caps?
Yes. If your headcount or trainer count grows past a tier, select the next tier. For ~300+ trainees or 7+ trainers, Elite Safety+ accommodates that scale.
Quick explainer: What are OSHA 1910 and 1926?
- OSHA 1910 (General Industry): applies to most non-construction workplaces—manufacturing, warehouses, hospitals, labs, offices with shop areas, etc.
- OSHA 1926 (Construction): applies to construction-type work—building, renovation, utilities, telecom towers, roofing, excavations, scaffolds, steel erection, etc.
What Safety Challenges Do EOS and HEART Help You Solve?
Need employees to understand core safety responsibilities? ✓ EOS covers PPE, hazard communication, and emergency planning in plain language.
Struggling with inconsistent training across teams and shifts? ✓ EOS builds a reliable foundation so everyone learns the same essentials.
Worried about day-to-day jobsite hazards? ✓ HEART provides photo-based, easy-to-follow guidance for the field.
Facing risks like falls, scaffolds, or equipment use? ✓ HEART shows employees how to recognize and address these hazards.
Want training that's simple to deliver? ✓ Both programs give trainers ready-to-use materials and employees clear, practical tools.
Looking to prevent incidents before they happen? ✓ EOS and HEART help create safer habits and a stronger safety culture.
What are the next steps?
If you're building a safety foundation across roles, start with EOS.
If your crews are in construction-type work or you want short, visual, field-ready talks, use HEART.
Many teams use both: EOS for consistent baseline training; HEART for focused, job-ready reinforcement.
