Mancomm offers free digital classroom access to OTI centers

Mancomm is giving OSHA Training Institute Education Centers a year of free RegLogic Trainer access, with up to 1,000 instructor seats available nationwide. The grant is meant to help the centers move from printed regulation books and handouts to a shared digital classroom.

Why it matters: - OTI Education Centers train the instructors behind OSHA’s Outreach Training Program, so the grant reaches a core pipeline for workplace safety education. - The offer could reduce printing, shipping and storage costs for centers and students. - RegLogic keeps regulations current automatically, which matters in courses built around changing federal standards.

What happened: - Mancomm, Inc. launched the RegLogic Digital Classroom Grant on Oct. 20, 2026. - The grant covers up to $150,000 in RegLogic Trainer subscriptions. - Mancomm will provide 1,000 one-year instructor seats at no cost to OSHA Training Institute Education Centers nationwide. - The grant is open to all OSHA-authorized OTI Education Centers and their consortium partners.

The details: - Each seat is a 12-month RegLogic Trainer subscription valued at $149.95. - Students in participating classes get free access through the instructor’s account, with no per-student fees. - Instructors can upload slides, handouts and other course materials into one shared library. - Instructors and students can discuss course topics and regulations during and between class sessions. - The platform includes class and roster management from one dashboard. - Instructors can attach course notes to specific regulations, and the notes stay linked as the regulation updates. - RegLogic includes the full Code of Federal Regulations on web, iOS and Android, with offline mode. - The covered titles include 29 CFR 1910, 1926, 1915, 1917, 1918 and 1928. - In fiscal year 2025, OTI Education Centers trained 53,196 students.

Between the lines: - Mancomm is targeting users who already rely on its printed regulation books, which could make the switch to digital easier. - The grant lowers the upfront cost of testing a digital classroom model for a full academic year. - The program also gives Mancomm a direct path to more instructors using RegLogic in daily teaching. - Benjamin Mangan, Mancomm’s CEO, said the grant removes the cost barrier to going digital so instructors can try the classroom for a full year and students can follow along for free.

What's next: - OTI Education Centers can enroll instructors by emailing randall@lc.mancomm.com. - Free access starts when the subscription is activated and lasts 12 months. - Mancomm says the program is meant to support centers as they move course materials from print to digital. - More information is available at go.reglogic.com.

The bottom line: - Mancomm is using a free, yearlong subscription grant to push OSHA training centers toward a digital classroom built around always-current regulations and shared course materials.