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OSHA Courses
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry is an entry-level safety certification designed to help workers recognize, avoid, and prevent common workplace hazards found outside of construction environments. The course covers essential OSHA standards related to hazard communication, personal protective equipment (PPE), walking and working surfaces, electrical safety, emergency procedures, and workers’ rights and responsibilities. OSHA 10 General Industry is ideal for new hires, entry-level employees, and experienced workers who want a stronger understanding of safety expectations in their workplace. It is especially valuable for individuals working in manufacturing, warehouses, logistics and distribution centers, healthcare, correctional facilities, maintenance, facilities operations, retail, and fleet or yard operations. Earning OSHA 10 General Industry shows employers that a worker understands basic safety principles, takes personal responsibility for injury prevention, and is committed to maintaining a safer, more compliant workplace.
TWO 5-HOUR COURSES HELD SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 8AM-1PM EST
$149.00
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry is an advanced safety certification designed for supervisors, managers, safety coordinators, and experienced workers who have responsibility for workplace safety and compliance. The course provides an in-depth understanding of OSHA regulations with expanded coverage of hazard analysis, risk assessment, incident investigation, hazard communication, machine guarding, lockout/tagout, electrical safety, ergonomics, and safety program management. OSHA 30 General Industry is especially beneficial for those working in manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and distribution, healthcare, correctional facilities, facilities management, and fleet operations who are expected to lead by example and enforce safe work practices. Earning OSHA 30 General Industry demonstrates a higher level of safety knowledge, strengthens leadership credibility, and equips professionals to proactively reduce incidents, improve compliance, and foster a strong safety culture across their organization.
