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The School Bus Safety Company Updates OSHA Compliance Course
The updated training course offers school bus operations a structured program covering 29 safety standards for technicians and drivers.

Updated OSHA compliance training aims to help school bus operations strengthen safety practices and meet evolving workplace standards.
School Bus Safety Company
- The School Bus Safety Company has updated its OSHA compliance training course for enhanced safety education.
- The course provides a structured program specifically for school bus operational staff.
- It addresses 29 safety standards relevant for both technicians and drivers.
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The School Bus Safety Company announced it has completed updates to its OSHA Compliance Training Course for school bus technicians and drivers.
The OSHA Compliance Course is designed as a management tool for school bus operations to help managers address OSHA regulations. The course focuses on workplace hazards commonly found in bus maintenance facilities and provides training aimed at improving safety for technicians and drivers.
Course Content and Structure
The course includes education and training materials covering 26 OSHA standards for maintenance facilities and three standards for drivers. Topics are organized into several categories:
Manager and Employee Introduction
- Manager and supervisor introduction
- Maintenance employee introduction to OSHA
Facility Safety
- Emergency action plan
- Fire prevention/response plans
- Signage
- Confined spaces
- Fuel island
- Diesel exhaust
- Electrical hazards
- Spray painting
- Lifts, pits, jacks, and stands
- Rails, stairs, and ladders
- Workplace security
Personal Safety
- Hazardous materials
- Personal protective equipment
- Emergency eye wash
- First aid and infectious diseases
- Slips, trips, and falls
- Fall protection
- Workplace violence
Equipment Safety
- Lockout/tagout
- Machine guarding
- Hand tools
- Forklift and powered platform safety
- Welding
- Single-piece and multi-piece rim wheels
OSHA for Drivers
- Lockout/tagout
- Hazardous materials
- Bloodborne pathogens
Compliance and Safety Focus
“The Process Guide includes action plans and checklists with step-by-step instructions detailing what must be done to be in compliance,” said Jeff Cassell, president of The School Bus Safety Company. “If all action plans are followed and steps are documented, operations can achieve compliance and improve safety for technicians.”
Cassell noted that while some school districts may be exempt from federal regulations, similar rules often apply at the state level. He emphasized that safety practices should be consistent regardless of regulatory requirements.
Availability
The course is available on a hard drive or thumb drive for $2,000 and is designed for long-term use. For online pricing, contact the company directly.
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The School Bus Safety Company updated its OSHA compliance training course for school bus operations.
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