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ToolboxKits vs OSHA Training Services: an OSHA Training Services alternative

This page compares ToolboxKits with OSHA Training Services Inc., which runs oshatraining.com. It is a different company from OSHA itself and from other sites with similar names. OSHA Training Services sells on-site and online OSHA courses, and it also gives away toolbox talk PDFs and sells a packet of them. ToolboxKits sells talks and PowerPoint training kits one topic at a time. If you are looking for an OSHA Training Services alternative for toolbox talk material, here are the prices and features side by side. We checked their website, oshatraining.com, on November 8, 2026. Prices change, so check before you buy.

OSHA Training Services prices as listed on its own website, checked November 8, 2026. Check their site for current prices.

OSHA Training Services (oshatraining.com)ToolboxKits
What it mainly sellsOn-site classes, online OSHA courses, DVDs, written safety plans and toolbox talk PDFsSafety talk and PowerPoint training kits, one topic at a time
Free talksIndividual toolbox talk PDFs, each with a sign-in sheet, free for use within your organization. Its toolbox talks page asks for a name and emailFree 5-minute talk on every topic page. No email needed to read it
Paid talk materialEnglish toolbox talk packet: $149 one time, over 180 talks in 16 categories, PDF with sign-in sheets and handouts. Spanish packet and an English and Spanish combo are also sold; we did not see their pricesTalk kit $4.99 per topic, Toolbox Year $49 (52 talk kits), All Access $99 a year
Editable PowerPointWe did not see a PowerPoint product on the pages we readTraining kit: $9 per topic (editable PowerPoint, trainer notes, 10-question quiz, sign-in sheet, certificate)
SpanishTalks and packets in English, Spanish or bothEnglish and Spanish in every kit
LicencePacket covers one operating location, internal and noncommercial use, sold in the United States onlySee our licence page for how kits can be used
OSHA 10 and 30 hour coursesOnline and on-site, with a DOL OSHA wallet cardNot offered
Online certificatesPrintable certificate after online coursesPrintable certificate in every training kit
Online sign-off and trackingOnline course records for course studentsNot offered. Printable sign-in sheets and a free sign-in sheet generator
OSHA referencesNot checked; see their pagesEach rule cited to the paragraph, for example 29 CFR 1926.503(a)(1)
RefundsNot stated on the pages we read30-day refund, no questions asked

POINT 1

The short answer

Pick OSHA Training Services if you need an OSHA 10 or 30 hour card, on-site classes or an online course, or if you want a large set of free printable talks with sign-in sheets. Pick ToolboxKits if you want an editable PowerPoint, a quiz and a certificate for a single topic at $9, or every kit for $99 a year.

POINT 2

What it costs for common jobs

  • A talk this week: both sites have free talks. Ours also come with a sign-in sheet in the paid kit at $4.99.
  • A year of printed talks: the English packet from OSHA Training Services is $149 one time for over 180 talks. ToolboxKits Toolbox Year is $49 for 52 talk kits with quizzes and sign-in sheets.
  • A training deck for one topic: a ToolboxKits training kit is $9 with an editable PowerPoint. We did not see a PowerPoint product on OSHA Training Services' pages.
  • An OSHA 10 or 30 hour card: only OSHA Training Services offers courses. Their prices were not listed on the pages we read.

POINT 3

Where OSHA Training Services is stronger

OSHA Training Services is a training company, and we are not. It offers instructor-led classes at your site, online OSHA 10 and 30 hour courses with a wallet card, DVDs and written safety plans. Its free toolbox talk list is long, and its packet gives you over 180 talks in one PDF with a table of contents. It has been selling OSHA training for years and takes phone requests for proposals.

POINT 4

Where ToolboxKits is different

We sell the training material for one topic, not courses. Buy the $4.99 talk kit or the $9 training kit and you get a finished editable PowerPoint, trainer notes, a quiz and a sign-in sheet in English and Spanish. Every rule is cited to the paragraph of 29 CFR, so you can check it on our standard pages. If a topic is missing, you can request it and get the kit within 24 hours for $9.

POINT 5

What both have, and what neither does

Both give you free talks and printable sign-in sheets in English and Spanish. Neither one, by itself, covers every training standard. Some rules need hands-on practice and evaluation; forklift training, for example, must combine formal instruction, practical training and evaluation of the operator in the workplace (29 CFR 1910.178(l)(2)(ii)). Use the training requirements finder to see what applies to your crew.

POINT 6

How we checked

We read the oshatraining.com home page, its toolbox talks page and the product page for the English packet on November 8, 2026 and copied prices as listed. Course prices were not shown on the pages we read, so we left them out. Do not confuse this company with other sites that have similar names. We are not affiliated with OSHA Training Services, and OSHA Training Services is a trademark of its owner. ToolboxKits is not affiliated with OSHA. If anything here is out of date, tell us through our contact page and we will fix it.

DISCLOSURE

About this comparison

We make ToolboxKits, so we are not neutral. We tried to be fair and only list facts you can check. If anything is wrong or out of date, email hello@toolboxkits.com and we will fix it.