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A safety training matrix is a visual management tool used to track the health and safety training requirements for various job roles within an organization. It maps out which employees need specific certifications—such as Forklift Safety, Hazard Communication, or CPR—and identifies when those certifications expire.
Manually tracking safety requirements is a high-risk activity. Using a dynamic matrix helps you:
Ensure every employee has the mandatory training for their specific job code.
Targeted training leads to fewer accidents and lower workers' comp claims.
Be ready for inspections with a clear, organized record of completed training.
Our tool uses O*NET and OSHA data to determine industry-specific risks.
Input the specific titles within your company.
Receive a customized list of required courses based on O*NET hazard data.
Use the Easeworks LMS to assign these courses to your team instantly.
It depends on the type of training. Hazard Communication and Emergency Action Plans typically require annual refreshers. Forklift certification needs renewal every 3 years. PPE training should be refreshed whenever new equipment is issued.
Our tool references key OSHA standards including 1910.1200 (Hazard Communication), 1910.28 (Fall Protection), 1910.178 (Powered Industrial Trucks), 1910.147 (Lockout/Tagout), 1910.132 (PPE), 1910.95 (Hearing Conservation), and California-specific regulations like Cal/OSHA Heat Illness Prevention.
Yes, the Safety Training Matrix Builder is completely free. Generate as many matrices as you need for different job roles and industries.
We use the O*NET (Occupational Information Network) database, which is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. This provides detailed work context and hazard information for over 1,000 occupations.
This tool provides planning recommendations based on public O*NET and OSHA data. Not legal or compliance advice.