OSHA 30-Hour Training

The OSHA 30-Hour Training program is an in-depth safety course designed for supervisors, foremen, and workers with safety responsibilities in construction and general industry. This comprehensive program provides advanced knowledge of workplace safety regulations, hazard recognition, and accident prevention strategies.

Participants learn to identify, evaluate, and control workplace hazards while promoting a culture of safety. The course is ideal for those responsible for overseeing job-site safety and ensuring compliance with OSHA standards.

What This Course Covers

Participants will receive advanced training on a wide range of safety topics, including:

Core OSHA Modules

• OSHA regulations and standards

• Employer and employee responsibilities

• Recordkeeping and reporting

• Safety and health programs

Construction & Workplace Hazards

• Fall protection

• Scaffolding safety

• Ladder and stair safety

• Electrical safety

• Excavation and trenching hazards

• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Hazard communication (HAZCOM)

• Struck-by, caught-in, and caught-between hazards

Additional Safety Topics

• Material handling and storage safety

• Fire prevention and emergency planning

• Health hazards (noise, chemicals, dust, ergonomics)

• Safety management, inspections, and audits

• Accident investigation and prevention strategies

• Worker rights and OSHA compliance

Who Should Attend?

Ideal for:

• Supervisors, foremen, and safety officers

• Experienced construction workers and industrial staff

• Project managers and site leads

• Anyone responsible for workplace safety and compliance

Course Duration

30 Hours
Delivered over multiple sessions to provide in-depth instruction and practical exercises.

Certification

Participants receive the official OSHA 30-Hour Card upon successful completion.

Why This Course Is Important

• Prepares supervisors and workers to manage workplace safety effectively

• Reduces risk of injuries and accidents

• Ensures compliance with OSHA regulations

• Builds advanced hazard recognition and prevention skills

• Promotes a proactive safety culture on job sites