Mortuary Student OSHA Compliance Plan

Award-Winning Compliance and Training for Mortuary Students

This plan is designed specifically for mortuary schools and their students, providing the OSHA-required training, manuals, and resources needed to succeed in both academic and professional settings. Students gain practical, hands-on safety knowledge to prepare for careers in funeral service, embalming, and crematory operations.

Programs Include

• Emergency Action and Fire Safety Program
• Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Program
• Hazard Communication Program and Certified Safety Data Sheets
• Formaldehyde Exposure Control Program
• Personal Protective Equipment Program
• Spill Response Program
• Slips, Trips, and Falls Program
• Cremation Safety Program
• Respiratory Protection Program
• Workplace Violence and Sexual Harassment Prevention

Each Program Comes Equipped With

• Written compliance plan and recordkeeping requirements
• Customizable OSHA forms and printable posters
• Online access for students and instructors
• Training topics, online documentation, and trainer qualifications
• Annual program review

Training Features

Students will have access to:

• Unlimited Training Courses
• Custom OSHA Manual
• Electronic Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
• Training Library
• Unlimited Support & FAQ Access
• Custom Onboarding
• Tiered Access & Account Management

Online OSHA Trainings Include

• Live chat and real-time feedback
• Unlimited retakes
• Customized certificates and proof of training
• Cloud-based recordkeeping
• Compatible with computers, tablets, and mobile devices
• Unlimited technical assistance via phone and email

Who is Considered “At-Risk”?

For mortuary students, “at-risk” includes:

• Students handling embalming chemicals, deceased remains, or contaminated instruments
• Interns and apprentices assisting in prep rooms or crematories
• Individuals learning removal, sanitary care, or embalming procedures
• Anyone who may be exposed to biological hazards, chemicals, or hazardous environments during training

By participating, students gain essential compliance knowledge and hands-on OSHA preparation—giving them an advantage as they transition into professional roles.