Hazard Recognition and Elimination Training - General Industry
General Industry · 29 CFR 1910

Hazard Recognition and Elimination Training - General Industry

HEART — Hazard Elimination and Recognition Training

Who this is for

General industry workers and new hires. What most trainers use for a 10-hour class or onboarding.

$339.00
Class Size

The Trainer Package comes first. Trainee books are added to it — here, or later.

Add trainee books for $29 each — pick a class size, or order them later.

HEART is not part of the OSHA Outreach Training Program. OSHA 10-hour and 30-hour cards are issued only by OSHA-authorized Outreach instructors. Mancomm materials do not issue cards.

What's in the box.

Trainer Package Buy first
HEART General Industry Trainer Workbook — pocket-sized, hazard by hazard, with answer keys
USB presentation slides
Safety Times — Intro to OSHA newspaper (bilingual English/Spanish). Available on request.
On request Request it $4.99

Answer keys and the USB slide deck ship only in the Trainer Package.

Trainee books — add to your Trainer Package

Choose how many in the class-size selector above, or add more later.

HEART General Industry Trainee Workbook — pocket-sized
Introduction to OSHA — Student Handout Packet. OSHA’s one-hour workers’-rights component, required for 10-Hour and 30-Hour courses.
$29 per trainee. Includes the Intro to OSHA Student Handout Packet.
Buy trainee books only

You need the Trainer Package first. Trainee books are sold only to customers who already own the matching Trainer Package.

How it works in the classroom.

HEART stands for Hazard Elimination and Recognition Training — training workers to spot a hazard and act on it.

01 Built for workers

Hazard by hazard, with pictures and real cases. Spot it, know what to do.

02 Pocket-sized

For the jobsite, not the desk.

03 Zero prep

Open the workbook, launch the slides, teach.

Topics covered.

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  • 01 Basic Safety Awareness
  • 02 Walking-Working Surfaces
  • 03 Permit-Required Confined Spaces
  • 04 Exit Routes & Emergency Action Plans
  • 05 Electrical Hazards
  • 06 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • 07 Hazard Communication (HazCom)
  • 08 Materials Handling & Storage
  • 09 Machine Guarding
  • 10 Lockout/Tagout
  • 11 Bloodborne Pathogens