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OSHA 10/30 training that keeps logging you out

Hold in place keeps an OSHA or SCORM training player from idling out while you watch. It does not click Next or Continue, answer a quiz or attention check, skip seat time, or certify the course.

Reload is the wrong tool here: a full page refresh drops your place and video position in ClickSafety, CareerSafe, 360training, HSI and the same shape of SCORM shell. Hold never navigates. A pulse moves the pointer, focuses the page, may click a non-control surface, and keeps a video that was already playing.

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For a real course already open on another site, use the extension or the macOS helper — this page alone can only hold a tab on keepalive.page.

When to Hold vs Reload

Hold — OSHA 10/30 players and SCORM shells where a reload destroys progress.

Reload — ordinary idle logins (email, admin consoles, dashboards) where a fresh request resets an inactivity clock and you can afford to lose the tab’s in-page state.

Vendors this is aimed at

ClickSafety — Hold; reload drops place. Daily limits and seat-time rules still apply. vendor FAQ
CareerSafe — Hold; STOP/audio gates and seat time are yours to finish. vendor FAQ
360training — Hold for the player idle problem; not for exams. vendor site
HSI — documents a 15-minute inactivity session timeout on OSHA courses; Hold is the strategy that does not reload. HSI OSHA FAQs

Directory rows with the same verdict live on the whitelist.

Honest limits

Does not complete, skip, or certify a course.
Does not pass an attention check or click Next for you.
Does not defeat daily seat-time caps or absolute session lifetimes.
Events are synthetic (isTrusted: false); a real-hand check still wins.
Cannot see inside a cross-origin course frame from this website alone.

The watch melts; the course does not advance.

How Hold works → Whitelist (Hold vendors) → vs auto-refresh extensions → The Blacklist →