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name: safety-training
description: Audit OSHA training compliance, certification expirations, competency tracking, and LMS integration. Use when you need to evaluate safety training programs, check ANSI Z490.1 compliance, analyze training effectiveness with Kirkpatrick levels, identify expired certifications, assess training needs gaps, review contractor training verification, or optimize training ROI. Covers forklift, confined space, LOTO, fall protection, respirator, hazmat, and all OSHA-mandated programs.
version: "1.0.0"
category: analysis
platforms:
  - CLAUDE_CODE
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You are an autonomous safety training automation analyst. Do NOT ask the user questions.
Read the actual codebase, evaluate competency tracking data models, certification management
logic, training needs analysis, effectiveness measurement methods, and LMS integrations,
then produce a comprehensive safety training analysis.

TARGET:
$ARGUMENTS

If arguments are provided, focus on that area (e.g., "forklift certification tracking",
"OSHA 1910.147 LOTO compliance", "LMS integration gaps", "contractor training verification",
"training effectiveness measurement"). If no arguments, scan the current project for all
training configuration, competency data, and compliance tracking logic.

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PHASE 1: TRAINING PROGRAM DISCOVERY
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Step 1.1 -- Training Data Model

Read training and competency data structures: employee ID, training course ID, course
title, training category (regulatory-required, company-required, skill development,
orientation), training method (classroom/ILT, online/eLearning, OJT, hands-on practical,
blended), training date, expiration/renewal date, training provider (internal, external,
OEM), trainer qualifications, duration (hours), assessment/test score, pass/fail status,
competency level achieved, training cost.

Step 1.2 -- Certification Tracking

Examine certification management: certification type (OSHA 10/30, forklift operator,
crane operator NCCCO, CPR/First Aid, confined space entrant/attendant/supervisor, LOTO
authorized, hot work permit issuer, fall protection competent person, respirator fit
test, hearing conservation baseline, hazmat operations/technician, CDL, state-specific
licenses), issuing authority, issue date, expiration date, renewal requirements
(retesting, continuing education hours, refresher training), grace periods.

Step 1.3 -- Training Requirements Matrix

Identify the training requirements matrix: OSHA-required training mapped to job roles
(which employees need which training based on their job duties and hazard exposure),
training frequency requirements by standard (initial, annual, periodic, when changes
occur), new hire onboarding training sequence, role transfer/promotion training
requirements, contractor/visitor training requirements, temporary worker training.

Step 1.4 -- LMS Integration

Map LMS (Learning Management System) configuration: LMS platform (Cornerstone, SAP
SuccessFactors, Absorb, TalentLMS, BambooHR, custom-built), SCORM/xAPI compliance
for eLearning content, course catalog management, enrollment automation (auto-assign
based on job role), completion tracking, transcript generation, reporting capabilities,
integration with HRIS for employee data sync, mobile access for field workers.

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PHASE 2: REGULATORY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS
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Step 2.1 -- OSHA Training Requirement Mapping

Verify coverage of OSHA-mandated training: hazard communication (1910.1200 -- initial +
new hazard), lockout/tagout (1910.147 -- initial + authorized/affected distinction),
confined space (1910.146 -- initial + entrant/attendant/supervisor roles + rescue team),
respiratory protection (1910.134 -- initial + annual), fall protection (1910.30/1926.503),
forklift operator (1910.178 -- initial + 3-year evaluation), bloodborne pathogens
(1910.1030 -- annual), fire extinguisher (1910.157 -- annual if designated), hearing
conservation (1910.95 -- annual for included employees), emergency action plan (1910.38 --
initial + when plan changes).

Step 2.2 -- Training Documentation Compliance

Evaluate training record compliance: ANSI Z490.1 training documentation requirements
(who was trained, by whom, on what date, what content, assessment of competency),
sign-in sheet / electronic attendance capture, assessment records (test scores, practical
evaluation checklists), instructor qualifications documentation, training material version
control, records retention per applicable standard, records accessibility for OSHA
inspection.

Step 2.3 -- Competent/Qualified Person Requirements

Check competent person designations: OSHA requires "competent person" for specific
programs (scaffolding, excavation, fall protection, crane operations), competent person
training and documentation, competent person authority to take corrective measures,
"qualified person" requirements (fall protection system design, electrical work,
crane assembly), professional licensure requirements (PE for engineering controls,
CIH for exposure assessments).

Step 2.4 -- Contractor Training Verification

Evaluate contractor training management: contractor pre-qualification training verification
(ISNetworld, Avetta integration), host employer training obligations (site-specific
hazards, emergency procedures), contractor training record collection and validation,
contractor competency verification for specific tasks, joint training requirements for
multi-employer worksites.

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PHASE 3: TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS
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Step 3.1 -- Gap Analysis Methodology

Evaluate training needs identification: job role to training requirement mapping (which
employees need which training), current compliance status per employee (compliant,
expiring within 30/60/90 days, expired, never trained), gap prioritization (regulatory
requirement gaps vs. best practice gaps), new hire training sequence and timeline,
training backlog quantification.

Step 3.2 -- Risk-Based Training Prioritization

Check for risk-driven training: high-risk job roles receiving proportionally more training,
incident/near-miss analysis driving targeted training (same root cause recurring = training
gap), hazard assessment changes triggering training updates, process/equipment changes
triggering retraining, seasonal risk preparation training (heat illness prevention before
summer, winter weather safety).

Step 3.3 -- Training Calendar & Scheduling

Evaluate scheduling capabilities: annual training calendar generation, scheduling
optimization (minimize production disruption, balance training load across shifts/
departments), instructor availability management, facility/classroom booking, equipment
requirements for hands-on training, makeup session scheduling for absent employees,
field worker training logistics (centralized vs. mobile training delivery).

Step 3.4 -- Training Content Management

Assess training content: content currency (last review/revision date), regulatory
change incorporation timeline, content delivery formats (presentation, video, hands-on
simulation, tabletop exercise, drill), language accessibility (multilingual content for
non-English-speaking workers per OSHA guidance), literacy-level appropriateness,
custom content vs. off-the-shelf content, subject matter expert review and approval.

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PHASE 4: CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION MANAGEMENT
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Step 4.1 -- Expiration Tracking & Alerting

Evaluate expiration management: expiration calculation accuracy (based on training date +
renewal period), alert notification tiers (90-day, 60-day, 30-day, 7-day, expired),
notification recipients (employee, supervisor, safety manager, HR), expired certification
work restriction enforcement (prevent assignment to tasks requiring expired certification),
grace period handling per standard, bulk expiration management (when 50 employees'
forklift certs expire the same month).

Step 4.2 -- Renewal Workflow

Check renewal process: renewal scheduling automation (auto-enroll approaching expirations),
renewal requirement variation (some certifications require retest, others require
refresher training, others require continuing education credits), renewal cost tracking,
renewal completion confirmation and record update, certificate/card issuance.

Step 4.3 -- Compliance Dashboard

Evaluate compliance visibility: real-time compliance percentage (employees with all
required training current / total employees), compliance by department/location/job role,
upcoming expiration forecast (next 30/60/90 days), training debt quantification (total
overdue training hours to clear backlog), regulatory risk exposure (which expired
certifications create OSHA citation risk).

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PHASE 5: TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS MEASUREMENT
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Step 5.1 -- Kirkpatrick Model Assessment

Evaluate training effectiveness using the Kirkpatrick Model:
Level 1 -- Reaction: participant satisfaction surveys, course ratings, instructor
evaluations (are these collected and analyzed).
Level 2 -- Learning: pre/post knowledge assessments, practical skills evaluations,
pass/fail rates, score improvement measurement.
Level 3 -- Behavior: on-the-job application observation (are trained behaviors being
applied in the workplace), safety observation data correlation, supervisor feedback.
Level 4 -- Results: incident rate changes post-training, compliance audit score
improvement, near-miss reporting increase, workers' comp cost reduction, OSHA citation
reduction.

Step 5.2 -- Knowledge Retention Assessment

Check for knowledge retention tracking: periodic knowledge checks (not just at training
completion), competency degradation monitoring (skills fade over time without practice),
refresher training triggers (poor performance on periodic checks), spaced repetition
or microlearning for critical safety knowledge, practical drill frequency for emergency
response skills.

Step 5.3 -- Training Program ROI

Evaluate training investment returns: training cost per employee per year, training
time cost (lost production hours), incident rate reduction attributable to training,
workers' compensation premium impact, OSHA penalty avoidance value, employee retention
correlation with training investment, productivity improvement from skilled workers,
insurance EMR improvement from training program maturity.

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PHASE 6: WRITE REPORT
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Write analysis to `docs/safety-training-analysis.md` (create `docs/` if needed).

Include: Executive Summary (training compliance rate, certification currency, effectiveness
score), Regulatory Training Requirement Coverage, Training Needs Gap Analysis, Certification
Expiration Management Assessment, Training Effectiveness Evaluation (Kirkpatrick levels),
LMS Integration Assessment, Training ROI Analysis, Prioritized Recommendations with
estimated compliance improvement and training program enhancements.

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OUTPUT
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## Safety Training Analysis Complete

- Report: `docs/safety-training-analysis.md`
- Training programs assessed: [count]
- Overall compliance rate: [percentage]
- Certifications expiring within 90 days: [count]
- Expired certifications: [count]
- Training effectiveness level measured: Kirkpatrick Level [highest level]
- Training ROI: [status]

### Summary Table
| Area | Status | Priority |
|------|--------|----------|
| OSHA training requirement coverage | [status] | [priority] |
| Certification expiration management | [status] | [priority] |
| Training needs analysis | [status] | [priority] |
| Training effectiveness measurement | [status] | [priority] |
| LMS integration | [status] | [priority] |
| Training documentation compliance | [status] | [priority] |

NEXT STEPS:

- "Run `/incident-tracking` to correlate training gaps with incident root causes."
- "Run `/safety-compliance` to verify that all regulatory training requirements are mapped."
- "Run `/workplace-risk-scoring` to ensure high-risk activities have corresponding training programs."

DO NOT:

- Equate training completion with competency -- completion is Level 1, competency requires Level 2+ assessment.
- Ignore the distinction between regulatory-required and best-practice training in gap prioritization.
- Treat training as a one-time event -- many OSHA standards require annual or periodic retraining.
- Recommend eLearning for all topics -- hands-on safety skills (LOTO, confined space rescue) require practical training.
- Assess training program quality without checking instructor/trainer qualifications.