Seventeen chapters on the hazards most likely to injure or kill on a construction site — with the governing requirement stated, cited, and checkable.
No number appears from memory or from a secondary source. The full citation index is printed in the deck itself — it is there so a safety manager can check the work, and so can a plaintiff's attorney.
All 48 citations in the printed index were checked against the published text at osha.gov. All 48 matched.
Fourteen standards: 29 CFR 1926.95, .96, .102, .1053, .451, .501, .502, .651, .652, .1153, .1204, Subpart P App B — and 29 CFR 1910.95, .134, .1200.
Chapter 17 teaches heat under the General Duty Clause because there is no federal heat standard. Confirmed current as of this date: OSHA's heat rulemaking is still in post-hearing review, with the comment period closed October 30, 2025.
That is the entire product thesis. Safety training is bought as liability assurance, and a wrong citation on a safety slide is not a typo — it is the one defect that destroys the whole value of the thing. So the citations are the feature, and they are printed where you can audit them.
Cited to 29 CFR 1926 (construction) and 29 CFR 1910 (general industry), noted per chapter. Where the two differ — and on fall-protection trigger heights and confined space they differ badly — the deck says so on the slide instead of picking one and hoping.
Unretouched exports from the delivered file. This is the actual deck, not a mockup of one.
If the deck and your site program conflict, your site program wins. Follow it — then ask why the two differ. That question has caught real gaps more than once.
Jeff Melvin — Less Than Basics. Not a curriculum vendor. The chapters come from work that was actually done:
CPR / First Aid held 2017–2019, now lapsed — listed here because leaving it out would be the same kind of quiet edit this product exists to avoid.
Delivered as PPTX and PDF. Tell me your trade and your site conditions and I'll tell you straight whether the seventeen chapters cover you or whether you need something built.
Request ItAn on-camera narrated version is in production. It is not finished, so it is not for sale yet.