Online Cold Stress Training and Refresher Courses
Keep yourself and your crew safe with comprehensive cold stress testing
Cold stress is a serious hazard in many industries, posing risks to both safety and productivity. Understanding its causes and implementing preventive measures are essential to ensuring worker well-being and compliance with OSHA standards.
This course is designed to provide the knowledge needed to recognize and address cold stress risks effectively, fostering a safer and more efficient work environment.
From identifying early warning signs to implementing best practices for prevention, this training emphasizes the importance of preparedness in cold conditions. By focusing on OSHA safety standards and practical solutions, this course supports both individual safety and regulatory compliance, helping protect workers in cold weather environments.
Enroll in the Cold Stress – Causes and Prevention – Initial Training Course
Price: $12.00
Cold Stress – Causes and Prevention – Initial Training Course
Cold stress can pose significant hazards to workers exposed to low temperatures, making knowledge and prevention strategies essential for safety and productivity in cold environments.
This course aligns with OSHA safety standards and provides critical training for industries such as construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and more, ensuring compliance and promoting worker well-being. Participants will learn to recognize and mitigate cold stress risks, fostering safer workplaces.
In this course
Upon Completion of this Course, you will:
- Understand the physiological effects of cold stress and its impact on the body
- Recognize early warning signs of hypothermia and frostbite
- Implement appropriate protective measures, including clothing and gear
- Apply effective work practices and engineering controls for cold weather safety
- Utilize warming shelters and maintain safe work environments during winter conditions
Topics Covered:
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Cold Stress
- Lesson 2: Recognizing Cold Stress Symptoms
- Lesson 3: Protective Clothing and Gear
- Lesson 4: Effective Work Practices
- Lesson 5: Administrative and Engineering Controls
- Lesson 6: Safe Work Area Maintenance
- Lesson 7: Preparing Vehicles for Winter Conditions
Approximate course length: 60 minutes
Pre-requisite: None
Language: English (student must be able to read and understand English to complete this course)
Testing: The final exam must be passed successfully with 80% or higher to receive your certificate of completion.
Certification: Upon completion, gain access to and print off your test, certificate, and checklist for compliance and record-keeping.
Price: $12.00
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Cold Stress – Causes and Prevention – Initial Training Course
Cold Stress – Refresher Training Course
In environments where cold stress poses a significant risk, staying informed is essential to ensuring safety and compliance. This refresher course provides workers, supervisors, and managers with the tools and insights needed to combat cold-related hazards effectively.
Focusing on key industries such as construction, warehousing, agriculture, and transportation, the training highlights the physiological impact of cold stress, early warning signs of conditions like hypothermia and frostbite, and actionable strategies to prevent injuries. By reviewing best practices for proper clothing, worksite safety, and administrative controls, participants can reinforce their knowledge and contribute to a safer, more efficient workplace.
Whether you’re renewing your understanding of OSHA standards or seeking to maintain compliance with cold weather safety protocols, this course offers valuable information to keep you and your team protected.
Cold Stress – Refresher Training Course
Cold stress can significantly impact worker safety and productivity, making a solid understanding of prevention strategies vital for maintaining compliance and well-being in cold environments.
This refresher course aligns with OSHA safety standards, offering participants the opportunity to reinforce their knowledge of cold stress hazards and prevention techniques. Designed for industries where workers face low-temperature conditions, this training provides critical insights to ensure a safer and more compliant workplace.
In this course
Upon Completion of this Course, you will:
- Review the physiological effects of cold stress and its impact on the body
- Recognize and respond to symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite
- Enhance understanding of protective measures, including appropriate clothing and gear
- Apply effective work practices and safety measures for cold environments
- Strengthen knowledge of administrative and engineering controls to mitigate risks
Topics Covered:
- Lesson 1: Refresh Your Understanding of Cold Stress
- Lesson 2: Recognizing Symptoms
- Lesson 3: Protective Clothing and Gear
- Lesson 4: Work Practices for Cold Environments
- Lesson 5: Administrative and Engineering Controls
- Lesson 6: Maintaining Safe Work Areas
Approximate course length: 45 minutes
Pre-requisite: None
Language: English (student must be able to read and understand English to complete this course)
Testing: Participants must complete each module quiz and pass the final assessment to earn certification.
Certification: Upon completion, gain access to and print off your certificate and compliance records.
Price: $8.00
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Cold Stress – Refresher Training Course
Why Cold and Heat Stress Training Matters at Jobsites
Preparing your workforce for environmental extremes is essential—cold stress training and heat stress awareness can make all the difference in safety and performance.
Training programs that address cold and heat exposure go far beyond simple compliance. They build a culture of preparedness, efficiency, and resilience in demanding work conditions:
- Safeguarding Health in Harsh Conditions: When employees know how to handle low or high temperature environments, they’re better equipped to prevent cold-related injuries and heat illnesses.
- Maintaining Operational Readiness: Educated teams experience fewer slowdowns and medical incidents, keeping projects on track regardless of seasonal challenges.
- Cutting Costs Through Prevention: Proactive training helps avoid costly disruptions, claims, and employee turnover by mitigating environmental hazards before they escalate.
- Enhancing Workforce Morale and Efficiency: Workers who understand how to protect themselves in cold and hot climates are more focused, confident, and productive on the job.
Our heat stress safety training courses are designed to keep your team informed, prepared, and aligned with the latest OSHA best practices—no matter the season.
Why Cold Stress Training Is Critical in Cold Weather Environments
Cold-related illnesses such as hypothermia and frostbite can develop rapidly and have serious consequences if not addressed properly. Cold stress training helps employees identify early warning signs, apply preventative practices, and react quickly when exposure becomes dangerous. A well-informed workforce is essential to reducing cold-weather incidents and improving overall job site safety.
Preparedness starts with education. Our cold and heat stress training programs are crafted by safety professionals and built for industries most at risk—from construction and utilities to agriculture, warehousing, and beyond. Equip your team with the skills to recognize and manage cold stress before it becomes a serious threat.
Have questions about the course or ready to get started? Reach out today to protect your workforce from cold weather hazards.