Learn about personal protective equipment – safety starts with the right gear!

Learn about the soft skills an employer looks for in job applicants and employees.

Learn how to zero set a dial caliper using this interactive training module.

An introduction to food traceability, which has new requirements coming in Jan. 2026.

Learn about the major U.S. Food Safety Management Systems that regulate our food.

Learn about the seven common angles and arcs you may encounter when reading engineering drawings.

Learn how to drill corner pilot holes with this visually engaging module that utilizes multiple viewing angles.

Learn about some of the tools you may use if you choose to pursue manufacturing as a career.

Learn about one of the major sources of food contamination and ways to prevent it.

Learn how simple machine tools, such as a drill press, are used in different areas of manufacturing.

Learn how to use an adjusted contact crimping tool to assemble a coaxial cable for manufacturing work.

Learn about the set of steps that is required for certain food products regulated by the FDA and USDA.

Learn about the requirements that are associated with food handling in English and Burmese.

Learn about bloodborne pathogens in food manufacturing and how to control their transmission.

Learn about the components that work together and enable you to create machined, cylindrical parts.

Learn about the six different types of food fraud that cause risk in the food supply chain.

Learn how knowledge checks in our modules help ensure learners retain the information presented.

Learn about the most common types of torque tools you’ll find on a manufacturing floor.

Learn about closed and open-system architecture in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs).

Learn about the nine major food allergens that make up over 90% of food allergies in the US.

Learn how industrial robots can be used in material handling applications in manufacturing.

Learn about Export Administration Regulations and and how they govern the export of commercial goods.

Learn about how OSHA helps manufacturing companies keep workplaces and workers safe.

Learn about countersink gauges, used to precisely measure the diameter and angle of a countersink hole.

Learn about all of the foundational and functional modules WorkForge offers to help train your employees!