| Pros | - DVD cost effectively trains and retrains an unlimited amount of employees.
- No trainer required, just pop in and play.
- Video content keeps trainees engaged.
| - Very convenient, multiple employees don’t need to be pulled off the floor at once for a training session.
- Includes both video content and an interactive quiz element to keep workers engaged.
| - More engaging than traditional training formats.
- Can be customized to fit a companies specific work environment and equipment.
- The only training option that can cover the ‘hands on’ and ‘evaluation’ portions of the training in addition to the “classroom’”portion of the training.
| - It’s free! Great for small companies with a small safety budget.
- Can be customized to fit a companies specific work environment and equipment.
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| Cons | - Can be difficult to pull multiple workers off the floor at once to watch the video.
- The DVD can get lost or scratched.
- DVD can only train workers at a single location.
| - Due to the per person pricing format, it’s expensive for large companies that need to train hundreds or thousands of employees.
| - By far the most expensive training medium.
- Administering refresher training as well as initial training for new employees can be a logistical nightmare.
| - Comprehensiveness can be lacking. The presentation may not cover all of OSHA’s ‘essential training topics’ and thereby may not provide compliance.
- The walls of text and low resolution images commonly found in powerpoints do a poor job of keeping employees engaged.
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Online Training
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