DUNEDIN, Fla. - eTradeWire -- Every year, without fail, failure to provide proper training is in OSHA's Top-10 Violations list. While it can be challenging, taking the right steps to ensure worker protection is possible, especially with the needed information at hand. That's what "Training Requirements in OSHA Standards" does – it places in your hands what you need to know.

"When I directed the Occupational Safety division of our local safety council," said Worker Safety Net owner and principial, Ed Maurer,  "I once asked my OSHA contact how companies can be expected to be in compliance if they don't know what's required of them since OSHA doesn't have a way to inform every company of those standards. The reply I got was "That's YOUR job". And so it is; which is why we have an ever-growing safety library to provide companies and individuals the best resources for safe work environments."

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This manual will help employers and managers develop the best training programs and effectively educate their staff. If nothing else, it will let them know what is expected of them so they can have experienced trainers help them out.

By all means, when in doubt please contact OSHA or another resource, like Worker Safety Net, for guidance and assistance. Be proactive.

All manuals can be found in the Worker Safety Net website, https://www.workersafety.net