SAFETY TRAINING PROCEDURE OVERVIEWA safety training procedure is a documented process that teaches workers to spot workplace hazards and work safely, built to meet legal duties such as OSHA standards that require training before high-risk tasks.It addresses the hazard recognition and safe work skills each role requires, the legal training duties that apply, complete records of who was trained on what and when, and periodic refreshers as roles or hazards change.Office staff in certain settings may also need basic awareness training. Exposure to a hazard sets the requirement, regardless of job title.01SAFETY TRAINING PROCEDURE OVERVIEWWHO NEEDS SAFETY TRAININGAnyone exposed to a workplace hazard needs training matched to that hazard.Groups that commonly need safety training include:HOW TO PLAN, RUN, AND DOCUMENT WORKPLACE SAFETY TRAININGFrontline workers handling machinery, chemicals, or heightsSupervisors and managers who enter hazard areasMaintenance and contractor staff working on siteTemporary and seasonal workersVisitors entering controlled or restricted areasNote: The templates/guides in our Content Library were created by the SDS Manager Team to help you manage site operations effectively. They are provided as reference tools and should be tailored to match your specific project needs, company policies, and industry standards. SDS Manager does not guarantee that these templates meet legal, regulatory, or contractual requirements. Users are responsible for reviewing and adapting each template to ensure compliance with their operational and legal obligations.