OSHA 30-hour Safety and Health in General Industry Program

"The OSHA 30-hour General Industry course was an eye-opener for me. As a Safety Engineer, I thought I had a solid understanding of workplace hazards, but this program really deepened my knowledge of OSHA standards and the practical applications. It equipped me with the tools to create better safety protocols and improve our compliance. The real-world examples and interactive sessions helped me understand how to implement safety procedures effectively. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to improve their safety knowledge."

Sarah, Industrial Engineer

Overview

The OSHA 30-hour Safety and Health in General Industry Training Program is designed for professionals who have safety responsibilities or those aspiring to work in safety and health positions within general industry. This comprehensive training course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to recognize, prevent, and respond to a wide variety of workplace hazards. Participants will receive guidance on federal regulations, as well as practical applications of safety procedures that promote workplace safety and compliance.

Investing in your safety knowledge and skills is an investment in both your career and the well-being of those around you. By taking the OSHA 30-hour Safety and Health in General Industry Training Program, you’re not only gaining critical expertise to safeguard yourself and others but also enhancing your employability in a rapidly growing field.

Program Introduction

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets the standard for safety and health in the workplace. The OSHA 30-hour General Industry Training program is an in-depth training designed to equip workers, safety professionals, and managers with the tools to create a safer working environment. Whether you are looking to enhance your safety skills, meet OSHA requirements, or take the first step toward a career in occupational safety, this course offers valuable insights into essential safety practices and OSHA standards.

Program Topics

Introduction to OSHA: OSHA’s role, rights, and responsibilities.
General Duty Clause: Understanding employer and employee responsibilities.
Walking/Working Surfaces: Slip, trip, and fall hazards.
Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, and Fire Prevention: How to plan for emergencies and evacuations.
Electrical Safety: Electrical hazards and preventive measures.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Selection, use, and maintenance of protective gear.
Materials Handling, Storage, and Disposal: Safe handling of materials and waste.
Machine Guarding: Protecting workers from machinery hazards.
Ergonomics: Preventing workplace musculoskeletal disorders.
Health Hazards in the Workplace: Understanding and managing exposure to workplace health risks.
Safety and Health Programs: Developing and implementing workplace safety programs.
Workplace Inspections: Conducting safety audits and hazard assessments.
Recordkeeping and Reporting: OSHA recordkeeping requirements and accident investigations.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand and apply OSHA standards to a wide range of workplace settings.
Identify common workplace hazards and implement safety measures to minimize risk.
Develop and maintain safety programs that comply with OSHA regulations.
Recognize the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE) and its role in safety.
Assess and respond to workplace emergencies effectively.
Understand OSHA’s inspection, enforcement, and compliance processes.
Improve workplace communication regarding safety issues.

Professional Benefits & Job Market Demand

The OSHA 30-hour General Industry training program offers significant benefits for professionals in the workplace, including:

Career Advancement: OSHA certification is highly valued in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and warehousing. This course will open doors to higher-level positions in safety management, compliance, and risk management.

Expanded Job Opportunities: With growing attention to workplace safety, employers are increasingly seeking trained professionals who can reduce workplace hazards and prevent accidents. The demand for safety professionals continues to rise across multiple sectors.

Competitive Advantage: Holding an OSHA 30-hour certification provides a competitive edge over candidates who lack formal safety training. It shows your commitment to safety and health, making you a more attractive candidate for promotions or new job opportunities.

Program Details

Duration: 9 Days ( 2 Hours Each Day) + Project Capstone ( 12 Hours)
Mode of Delivery: Live Virtual Training on Zoom
Medium of Instruction: English/ Arabic **Check the schedule below**
Assessment: Participants will submit risk assessment project, and On day 10, participants will take the final exam online.
Exam Format: Open Book Exam, Multiple Choices Questions

Schedule

Certificate

Upon successful completion of the OSHA 30-hour Safety and Health in the General Industry Training Program, participants will receive the following certificates:

Main Program Professional Certificate: