The written safety programs an appliance repair business is expected to keep on file, matched to how your technicians actually work in the shop and in the field — delivered as editable Word files you own. One-time $199. No subscription.
Appliance Repair
Company Safety Manual
Appliance repair carries a hazard mix that catches shops off guard on paper: electrical work on energized units and the stored energy behind lockout/tagout, brazing and hot work on refrigerant lines, compressed refrigerant and fuel-gas cylinders, solvents and cleaning chemicals, and the ergonomics of moving heavy refrigerators, ranges, and washers through tight spaces. The written programs behind that work are what insurers, property managers, dealer and warranty networks, and prequalification platforms expect you to keep on file.
The Appliance Repair Quick Pack assembles the 15 OSHA written programs this trade points to — including Electrical Safety, Control of Hazardous Energy (LOTO), Welding & Hot Work, Compressed Gas, Hazard Communication, Air Contaminant, Respiratory Protection, Machine Guarding, Hand & Power Tool, Hearing Conservation, Fire Prevention Plan, Eyewash, PPE, First Aid, and Ergonomics — each written to your operations. Refrigerant handling for refrigerators, freezers, and ice makers falls under EPA Section 608 (small-appliance, Type I) rather than OSHA; that is addressed through TemplaKit's separate EPA programs, not this OSHA pack.
Every program is an editable Word (.docx) file you own, and the download opens with a Company Safety Manual Cover Sheet and Master Table of Contents so the set arrives as one organized, ready-to-print manual.
This is your company-level written program set — how your shop and technicians work safely day to day. Job- or site-specific plans cover individual customer sites. Insurers, warranty networks, and property-management customers typically ask for the company manual first; this pack is that foundation.
Yes. Electrical Safety covers working on and near energized appliances, and Control of Hazardous Energy (LOTO) covers de-energizing and controlling the stored electrical, thermal, and mechanical energy in the units you service — each completed for your operations.
Brazing and hot work on refrigerant lines is covered by Welding & Hot Work and Compressed Gas, and refrigerant vapor and solvent exposure by Air Contaminant, Respiratory Protection, and Hazard Communication. EPA Section 608 refrigerant certification and handling is an EPA requirement, not OSHA — it is addressed by TemplaKit's EPA programs, separate from this OSHA pack.
Yes — editable Word (.docx) files you download, complete, and own outright. No subscription.
100% of your $199 credits toward the $450 Core OSHA Build if you upgrade later — you never pay twice.
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