Prevent Injuries. Protect Vision. Stay OSHA-Compliant with Eye and Face Protection Training.
Every day, over 2,000 workers experience eye injuries on the job, many of which could have been prevented with proper training and PPE. Our Eye and Face Protection Training teaches workers how to recognize hazards, choose the right protective gear, and follow OSHA standards for safe practices.
This training helps prevent blindness, burns, and long-term facial injuries caused by impact, chemical exposure, and airborne debris.
Why Eye and Face Protection Training Matters
Before OSHA's creation in 1970, workplace eye injuries were common and often permanent. The introduction of PPE standards has drastically reduced injury rates, but only when proper training is consistently provided.
This course empowers employees with the awareness and tools they need to stay safe, no matter the task.
Who Needs Eye and Face Protection Training?
- Construction, Carpentry & Manufacturing Workers
- Welders, Grinders & Metal Fabricators
- Laboratory Staff, Technicians & Medical Personnel
- Electricians, HVAC Techs & Plumbers
- Supervisors, Team Leads & Safety Coordinators
Annual training is recommended to comply with OSHA's PPE standards under 29 CFR 1910.133.
What's Covered in Eye and Face Protection Training
Key Topics Include:
- Identifying Eye and Face Hazards in the Workplace
- OSHA PPE Regulations & Hazard Assessments
- Types of Eye & Face Protection: Safety Glasses, Goggles, Face Shields
- Proper PPE Use, Maintenance, and Storage
- Emergency Procedures for Eye and Face Injuries
Course Length: 2 Hours | Refresh Frequency: Annually | CEUs: 2 Contact Hours
Training Delivery Options
In-Person: Instructor-led session for up to 15 participants per class
Live Online: Virtual option for up to 20 participants with interactive instruction
Why Choose Our Eye and Face Protection Training?
- 100% OSHA-Aligned: Built around 29 CFR 1910.133 and industry best practices
- Led by Safety Experts: Trainers with field-tested PPE knowledge
- Interactive Learning: Includes demos, hazard assessments, and Q&A
- Flexible Formats: Online or on-site training available across California
- Instant Documentation: Attendance records for audits and compliance
Eye and Face Protection Training FAQs
How often should training be completed?
OSHA recommends training at hire and annually thereafter, or whenever new hazards or PPE are introduced.
Is this a certification program?
No. This is a compliant safety training program, not a certification. We provide documentation of participation for internal use.
What are the risks of non-compliance?
Non-compliance can result in severe injuries, vision loss, regulatory citations, and liability claims.
Eye and Face Protection Training That Prevents Injuries
Empower your team with the skills to prevent eye and facial injuries on the job. Protect vision, avoid fines, and meet OSHA requirements.
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