Safety Resources
Practical guides, ARC reference materials and official resources for employers, safety managers and facilities teams.
Choose the Right Training
OSHA 10 vs. OSHA 30
Compare the audience and depth of each course, then match training to your team’s responsibilities.
Construction vs. General Industry
Start with the work performed when choosing an OSHA Outreach track.
Onsite Equipment Training Preparation
Prepare equipment information, participants, practice areas and time for individual evaluations.
Practical Training Planning Guides
Forklift, Scissor Lift or Boom Lift: Which Training Does Your Team Need?
Start with the equipment your employees will actually operate. Forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers and powered pallet jacks belong to the powered industrial truck family. Scissor lifts and boom lifts elevate personnel and require instruction suited to the platform, its controls and the work environment. Training on one type does not automatically cover every other machine.
Share your equipment types, makes, models, attachments and operating conditions with ARC. Identify new operators, experienced operators and anyone needing refresher training or an evaluation. ARC can coordinate classroom instruction, practical training and individual evaluations around the agreed equipment and workplace.
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Official references: OSHA powered industrial truck training, scissor lifts and aerial lifts.
How to Prepare for Private OSHA Training
Before requesting dates, identify whether your team needs Construction or General Industry and whether OSHA 10-Hour or 30-Hour fits their responsibilities. Confirm any client or site requirements and provide your location, estimated attendance and preferred schedule.
For an employer-hosted class, plan a quiet training room, seating, presentation equipment and attendance coverage for the full course. Coordinate participant names and any language or accessibility needs in advance. Successful completion requires the applicable contact hours, topics and participation; the DOL completion card does not replace job-specific instruction.
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Read OSHA’s Outreach course FAQs →
Choosing Healthcare Vendor or ICRA Fundamentals
Healthcare Vendor & Contractor Compliance Fundamentals is a 4-hour starting point for teams needing practical orientation to facility expectations, access, permits, communication and work-area practices.
Healthcare Construction Infection Control / ICRA Fundamentals is a 4-hour program focused on construction-related infection control awareness, containment, dust migration and coordination with facilities and infection prevention teams. The combined 8-hour option covers both programs.
Choose based on the team’s work and the facility’s requirements. Confirm project-specific orientation, permits and ICRA controls with the facility before work begins. ARC’s fundamentals programs support that process; they do not substitute for the facility’s project-specific requirements.
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CDC recommendations for Healthcare Construction and renovation →
ARC Reference Materials
Open these PDF guides to read, save or share with your team.
OSHA Outreach & Workplace Safety Training
An overview of ARC’s OSHA programs, supplemental safety topics and private training delivery.
Workplace Hazard Awareness Guide
A high-level reference covering equipment, electrical, fall, respiratory and material-handling hazards.
Restoration & Construction Safety Reference Guide
Planning considerations for containment, selective removal, air quality, occupied facilities and project oversight.
Official OSHA Resources
Injury and Illness Recordkeeping — check the applicability and exemption guidance for your organization.
Healthcare & Controlled Environments
CDC Environmental Infection Control Guidelines
CDC Air Guidance: Construction, Renovation and Infection Control
Use these official references alongside your facility’s infection prevention program, project-specific ICRA and work procedures.
Put the Guidance to Work
ARC’s resources support general planning and awareness. They do not replace workplace-specific training, equipment manuals or the requirements that apply to your operations.
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Reviewed October 29, 2026.