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ClickSafety review

#10 of 29 in Safety Training Software

ClickSafety pairs OSHA courses with a broad safety catalog and training administration tools.

7.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ClickSafety offers online environmental, health, safety and wellness training for employers in construction, manufacturing, warehousing and other industries. Its catalog includes more than 500 courses, with OSHA-authorized 10- and 30-hour construction training, state- and city-specific programs, Spanish-language content, exam preparation and microlearning. Construction employers seeking OSHA certification courses are a natural fit; businesses can also use administrator tools to manage workforce training.

The published course prices are one-time charges: OSHA 10-Hour Construction costs $89, while OSHA 30-Hour Construction costs $189. Both include a certificate of completion and a U.S. Department of Labor OSHA card at the corresponding level. ClickSafety sells individual courses rather than presenting a standard SaaS plan structure. Business accounts offer group pricing and flexible terms, and account support is available, making them relevant for organizations coordinating training across employees. The listed delivery is cloud-based and web-accessible; live and virtual workshops are available for some certification preparation.

For training administration, the dashboard supports course assignment, progress tracking and completion reporting, alongside certificate lookup. That combination can suit employers who need more than standalone OSHA courses, particularly those handling location-specific requirements such as NYC SST or Cal/OSHA. The trade-off is that the product is web-based, has no mobile apps, and most courses are self-paced; workshop options apply to some certification preparation rather than the full catalog. Choose ClickSafety if OSHA credentials, course tracking and a broad safety catalog matter together. Employers seeking a free plan, app-based access or predominantly live instruction should consider alternatives.

ClickSafety pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • OSHA-authorized 10- and 30-hour construction courses include DOL cards.
    • 500+ courses include state- and city-specific options and Spanish content.
    • Administrator dashboard assigns, tracks and reports training completion.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; the OSHA construction courses are paid one-time purchases.
    • The service is web-based, with no mobile apps listed.
    • Most courses are self-paced, so live instruction is limited to workshops.

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