OSHA 30 training is recommended for all general industry managers, supervisors and other safety professionals. This course is perfect for senior staff in industries like manufacturing, utilities, warehousing and other fields not covered by OSHA's construction, maritime or agriculture standards.
By federal law, Outreach Training, including OSHA 30, is voluntary. Your job or state laws may require you to hold a valid OSHA card as a condition of employment. Completing this comprehensive 30-hour training program will make your worksite a safer place and help you protect your team from potential hazards.
This OSHA 30-Hour Training for General Industry course is offered through a partnership with the University of South Florida — an OSHA-authorized provider of official Outreach Training. Within two weeks of finishing the course, you will receive a plastic OSHA 30 card from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).
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We offer OSHA Outreach Training through our partnership with the University of South Florida, one of just a handful of authorized training providers. Completing this 30-hour Outreach course awards a DOL-issued OSHA 30 card.
This program is a 30-hour, OSHA-authorized Outreach course. It offers students of all skill levels a deep look at federal standards and common hazards. This course is perfect for supervisors and other personnel with safety responsibilities working in the wide variety of industries covered by OSHA's 1910 standard.
This course delivers user-friendly instruction that incorporates audio narration, video lessons, interactive simulations, real-world case studies and more. Build your safety expertise on your schedule with an online education designed for you.
This course contains 30 hours of general workplace safety education across 17 lesson modules. Each chapter explores major federal safety regulations, common dangers and proven hazard mitigation techniques designed to protect you, your team and your workplace.
Topics covered in the course include:
Each workplace presents unique challenges. While no course can cover every situation, this program is a deep dive into some of the most common hazards facing workers in general industry work environments.
To earn your OSHA 30 card, you must finish all 17 lessons, including end-of-chapter quizzes, and pass a 20-question final exam. A score of 70% is required to pass each of the 10-question quizzes and the exam.
You may attempt each quiz and the exam three times each. If you fail any assessment three times in a row, you will be locked out of the course. If that happens, you must enroll again and start over.
Yes. Our training partner, the University of South Florida, is an OSHA-authorized Outreach Training provider. Students who complete this course will receive an official OSHA 30 card from the DOL in addition to an instant digital Certificate of Completion.
You can download and print your Certificate of Completion to document your accomplishment immediately upon completing the course.
Yes. OSHA cards are accepted in all U.S. states and territories. Official OSHA 30 cards can only be issued by the U.S. Department of Labor and demonstrate a deep understanding of federal safety standards and hazard mitigation techniques.
It takes at least 30 hours over a minimum of four calendar days to complete this program. Students may spend a maximum of 7.5 hours per day on Outreach Training.
Under federal regulations, students must take a break of at least eight hours after reaching the daily maximum.
No. OSHA cards do not expire. However, retraining is strongly suggested at least once every five years. Repeating your education allows you to refresh your knowledge of federal laws and industry best practices while increasing your mastery of course materials.
After completing the course again, you will receive a fresh OSHA 30 card with a new issue date. Employer policies or state laws may require additional or more frequent training.
