OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Training

The 30 hours General Industry course is a comprehensive program designed to equip workers and supervisors with in-depth knowledge of workplace safety standards.

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Description

What Is OSHA Outreach 30-Hour General Industry?

This is an advanced safety course designed for supervisors, managers, and workers responsible for workplace safety in warehousing, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and other general industries. This course helps participants recognize, avoid, and prevent common workplace hazards.

Who Needs 30-Hour Outreach Training for General Industry?

  • Supervisors and safety managers
  • Warehouse and logistics employees
  • Manufacturing and production workers
  • Retail and hospitality staff
  • Healthcare facility managers
  • Employers seeking adherence with OSHA safety standards

Employers must adhere with OSHA regulations to ensure workplace safety and prevent accidents. Completing this training helps to:

✔️ Reduce workplace injuries and safety risks
✔️ Enhance leadership in workplace safety
✔️ Meet employer and OSHA adherence requirements
✔️ Improve career opportunities in general industry sectors
✔️ Avoid OSHA fines and violations

The General Industry Safety Training covers essential safety topics, including:

Introduction to OSHA – Understanding worker rights and employer responsibilities
Walking & Working Surfaces – Slips, trips, and fall prevention
Hazard Communication (HazCom) – Chemical safety and labeling
Electrical Safety – Recognizing and preventing electrical hazards
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Proper selection and use
Machine Guarding – Preventing workplace injuries from machinery
Material Handling & Ergonomics – Safe lifting techniques and injury prevention
Fire Prevention and Protection – OSHA fire safety regulations
Health Hazards in the Workplace – Exposure to noise, chemicals, and air quality issues
Confined Spaces – Safety requirements for working in enclosed spaces
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) – Controlling hazardous energy
Workplace Violence Prevention – Recognizing and mitigating risks

📜 Instant Certificate: Provided upon course completion
📬 DOL Card Delivery: Delivered within 6 to 8 weeks 
🎯 Retake Policy: If a trainee fails the first attempt, a second attempt is free
📖 Free Study Guide: Included with course enrollment
🏢 Manager Account: Provided for bulk purchases to track trainees’ progress and manage future purchases
🔄 Course Reassignment: If an employee leaves before starting the course, the company can reassign the course
💳 No Hidden Charges: No DOL card delivery fees, taxes, or extra charges
⏳ Course Validity: Trainees have 6 months to complete the course
👨‍💼 Dedicated Manager: Each company gets a dedicated 24/7 support manager via call, live chat, and email
🔹 OSHA Outreach Training Provider: Provided in partnership with an OSHA-authorized online Outreach provider

💰 Course Price: $159 (Flat Rate)
🛒 Payment Plan: AfterPay available
🎓 Group Discounts: Available for bulk purchases

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the OSHA General Industry training mandatory❓

While 30-hour training is not federally required, many employers mandate this training for supervisors and employees responsible for workplace safety.
The course requires 30 hours of study, typically completed in four days. Online courses allow self-paced learning.
Yes, OSHA-authorized training providers offer 100% online courses that meet OSHA adherence requirements.
These programs are recognized in manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and more.

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