PixelPupil Expands Course Library for U.S. Employers

PixelPupil, a provider of online compliance and safety training courses, has expanded its course library to better serve U.S. employers. The new offerings cater to a variety of industries and roles, aiming to simplify the training process for human resources, safety, and compliance managers.

The expanded library includes courses in several key areas, such as workplace conduct, healthcare and privacy, cybersecurity, workplace safety, financial crime, transportation, and federal contractors and campuses. Specifically, the new courses cover sexual harassment prevention in Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, and New York State and City, as well as in Illinois restaurants and bars and Virginia government contractors. Additionally, the library now features HIPAA privacy and security awareness, Texas medical privacy, and Medicare fraud, waste, and abuse training.

For workplace safety, PixelPupil has added courses on hazard communication, lockout/tagout, fall protection, respiratory protection, confined spaces, forklifts, and heat illness. The company has also introduced general cybersecurity awareness, FTC Safeguards Rule, Massachusetts and New York DFS Part 500 supplements, and anti-money laundering courses for various financial sectors. In the transportation sector, the library now includes DOT reasonable-suspicion, FTA and FAA drug and alcohol, and hazardous materials training. For federal contractors and campuses, the library offers privacy, ethics, trafficking in persons, and hiring-process courses, along with Clery Act and VAWA training.

Each course is designed to be comprehensive, combining text, audio narration, scenarios, and a quiz. Upon completion, participants receive a downloadable certificate. Administrators can easily add employees, assign courses, set 30-day deadlines with reminders, and track progress on a dashboard. The courses are priced at $11.95 per course credit and are available at pixelpupil.com/training. A free demo is also available at the same website.

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PixelPupil's expansion aims to provide U.S. employers with a one-stop solution for compliance and safety training, making the process more efficient and user-friendly.