Improve Workplace Safety and Reduce Risk
Safety training and risk management are top priorities for today’s manufacturers. Modern manufacturing operations and industrial facilities have unique safety requirements, and it’s critical that employees know how to safely work with potentially dangerous materials and equipment. Keeping your workers safe begins with proper training in hazard identification, hazard prevention and hazard control. This series of 10 online classes will demonstrate how to identify and prevent common causes of injuries and illness in the workplace, and stay current with OSHA and other compliance regulations.
Online Training Offers:
- Content developed by industry experts
- Accessible anytime, anywhere
- Self-paced
- Predefined curriculum for each job role
- Engaging and interactive content
- Pre- and post-training knowledge assessments
- Access to Tooling U-SME’s Learning
- Management System (LMS)
- Guidance from our Client Success team, including advice, insights, and ideas built on best practices and years of experience
Effective Combination of Classes
This comprehensive manufacturing safety training series will cover the safety procedures that can minimize workplace hazards, injuries, and illness.
Classes 1
- Intro to OSHA
- Walking and Working Surfaces
- Fire Safety and Prevention
- Flammable/Combustible Liquids
- Personal Protective Equipment
Classes 2
- Safety for Metal Cutting
- Safety for Electrical Work
- SDS and Hazard Communication
- Environmental Safety Hazards
- Bloodborne Pathogens
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Maricopa Corporate College (MCOR) has entered a strategic partnership with Tooling U–SME, a prominent workforce development organization specializing in advanced manufacturing training. Through this collaboration, MCOR leverages Tooling U–SME’s robust library of online courses (600+), virtual labs, instructor-led training, assessments, certifications, and apprenticeship support.
Together, we offer customized training pathways that align with employer needs and regional labor markets. MCOR takes the lead on local delivery, coordination, and support, while Tooling U–SME provides the scalable and industry-vetted curriculum. The goal: to upskill Arizona’s manufacturing workforce, boost productivity, and create more pathways to high-demand jobs in the region.