OSHA 10 training is recommended for entry-level workers and other non-supervisory staff in most industries — ranging from manufacturing and warehousing to health care and education. This OSHA-authorized course provides basic awareness training to help you recognize, prevent, avoid and abate common workplace hazards.
By federal law, OSHA 10 training is voluntary. However, your state or employer may require employees to hold a current OSHA 10 card as a condition of employment. This 10-hour training program offers valuable safety lessons and makes you a better worker and a more attractive job candidate.
This OSHA 10-Hour Training for General Industry course is offered through a partnership with the University of South Florida (USF). USF is an OSHA-authorized provider of Outreach Training programs. After completing this program, you will receive an official OSHA 10 card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) within two weeks.
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OSHA Outreach Training is only available through OSHA-authorized training providers. Our courses are provided in partnership the University of South Florida. Students who complete this OSHA-authorized Outreach course will receive an official DOL OSHA 10 card that is accepted nationwide.
This 10-hour Outreach Training course teaches OSHA's federal safety standards and builds hazard recognition skills. It is designed for entry-level workers in most workplaces outside the construction, maritime or agriculture industries.
Using a mix of easy-to-understand written lessons, video segments, immersive scenarios and real-world case studies, this OSHA-authorized course is designed for your needs and available on your terms.
This program includes 10 hours of general workplace safety education based on federal OSHA standards. Over nine lesson modules, students will explore safety guidelines, learn to identify major hazards and master safe work practices.
Topics covered in the course include:
Every jobsite presents different dangers. These lessons provide a broad overview of some of the most common threats found in general industry work environments.
To pass the course and earn your OSHA 10 DOL card, you must complete all lessons and knowledge checks, pass quizzes at the end of each chapter and pass a final exam.
Each lesson ends with a 10-question multiple-choice quiz. The final exam is a comprehensive 20-question test.
You have three chances to achieve a score of 70% on each assessment. If you fail any quiz or the final exam three times, you must purchase the course again and start from the beginning.
Yes. This course is provided through a partnership with the University of South Florida, an OSHA-authorized provider of online Outreach education courses. After completing this program, you will receive an official OSHA 10 card from the DOL.
Your plastic OSHA 10 card will arrive in the mail within two weeks of course completion. In the meantime, you can show your employer your instant digital Certificate of Completion to demonstrate your training.
Yes. The Outreach Training Program is based on national standards and is valid in all U.S. states and territories. Your OSHA 10 card is a nationally recognized credential provided by the U.S. Department of Labor.
You can complete all lessons, quizzes and tests in a minimum of 10 hours. You can spend more time on the course if you prefer.
Under federal regulations, students cannot spend more than 7.5 hours on Outreach Training each day. After reaching the daily maximum, students must take a break of at least eight hours before progressing.
Finishing OSHA 10 training takes a minimum of two calendar days.
No. While there is a printed issue date on your OSHA 10 card, there is no expiration date. However, you should repeat this course at least once every five years to refresh your knowledge of OSHA standards and industry best practices.
Your state, local government or employer may set additional retraining guidelines.
