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OSHA 30-Hour Training is part of the OSHA Outreach Training Program developed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
This advanced workplace safety training is designed for supervisors, managers, foremen, safety coordinators, and workers with safety responsibilities.
OSHA 30 hour course helps individuals learn how to identify, prevent, and control workplace hazards that may affect workers and teams at the job site.
There are two main types of OSHA 30 training programs, depending on the industry you work in.
For workers and supervisors in the construction industry
This course is commonly taken by professionals working in:
The course focuses on construction-specific hazards, such as fall, scaffolding, trenching, ladder safety, and heavy equipment hazards.
It is the best OSHA training option for construction supervisors and workers at construction job sites.
For workers and supervisors in non-construction workplaces
Industries include:
This course focuses on industrial workplace safety topics, such as machine guarding, hazard communication, lockout/tagout procedures, and workplace health hazards.
The OSHA 30 Construction course covers the following workplace safety topics:
Understand OSHA regulations, workers' rights, and employer responsibilities for maintaining safe construction job sites.
Learn how to identify and prevent the four leading causes of construction fatalities: falls, struck-by incidents, caught-in/between hazards, and electrocutions.
Identify potential jobsite hazards before work begins and apply effective safety controls.
Learn the proper selection and use of hard hats, gloves, respirators, safety glasses, and high-visibility clothing.
Understand how to prevent fall-related injuries using guardrails, safety nets, and personal fall arrest systems.
Learn how to control hazardous energy when servicing equipment.
Understand fire hazards, safe storage of flammable materials, and emergency evacuation procedures.
Recognize confined space hazards and safely operate mobile elevated work platforms.
Identify risks associated with silica, asbestos, and lead exposure.
Learn safe practices for material handling, hot work operations, and construction activities.
Develop leadership skills and learn how to investigate workplace accidents to prevent future incidents.
The OSHA 30 General Industry course includes the following topics:
Understand OSHA rules, worker protections, and employer responsibilities.
Learn fire prevention methods and workplace emergency response procedures.
Understand how PPE protects workers from chemical, physical, and biological hazards.
Prevent accidental machine startup during maintenance and servicing.
Recognize hazards associated with confined spaces and industrial equipment.
Learn how to interpret Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and chemical labels.
Understand risks from chemicals, noise exposure, heat stress, and biological hazards.
Learn safe operation of hand tools, power tools, and elevated work platforms.
Develop skills to investigate accidents and maintain a strong safety culture.
OSHA Training School offers one free course retake if you fail, allowing you to restart the course at no additional cost.
After completing the course:
OSHA Training School offers OSHA 30 Construction and General Industry courses in partnership with HSI (Summit Training Source), an OSHA-authorized training provider.
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Common questions about OSHA 30 Hour Training
OSHA 30 Construction is designed for workers and supervisors in the construction industry. It focuses on hazards commonly found on construction sites, such as fall protection, scaffolding, excavation and trenching, ladder safety, and heavy equipment hazards.
OSHA 30 General Industry is designed for workers in non-construction workplaces, including manufacturing, warehouses, factories, and healthcare facilities. The course covers topics like machine guarding, lockout/tagout procedures, Bloodborne Pathogens, hazard communication, and workplace health hazards.
Yes, you can complete the OSHA 30 training online through an OSHA-authorized provider. Online training allows you to learn at your own pace and access the course anytime from any device.
Yes. The OSHA 30 training is offered in partnership with HSI (Summit Training Source), an authorized provider that follows the guidelines of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
The OSHA 30 course includes 30 hours of training content. Since it is self-paced, most students complete the course over several days depending on their schedule.
The cost of OSHA 30-Hour training online usually ranges from $135 to $200, depending on the provider. Many training providers also offer discounts and promotions to help students enroll in the OSHA 30 course at a lower price.
The OSHA 30 card does not officially expire, but many employers recommend renewing the training every 3 to 5 years to stay updated with safety standards.
Students get six months of access to complete the OSHA 30 training after starting the course.
After successfully completing the course, your official OSHA 30 Department of Labor (DOL) card is processed and mailed to your address within 4-6 weeks.
Once you finish the course, you can download your certificate of completion immediately and use it as proof of training until your OSHA card arrives.
Replacement OSHA 30 DOL cards are issued by the training provider who processed your original card.
If you completed your OSHA 30 training with OSHA Training School within the last five years, contact our support team by chat, email, or phone and we will reissue your replacement OSHA 30 card with the same original completion date.
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