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10 Hours OSHA General Industry

The 10-hour General Industry Standard 

This course provides workers with basic awareness of workplace safety principles under OSHA guidelines. It focuses on the most common hazards and essential safety practices in the general industry. Key topics include:

  • Introduction to OSHA and worker rights.
  • Hazard recognition and prevention methods.
  • Electrical, fire, and machine safety basics.
  • Material handling and ergonomics.
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) awareness.
     
  • This course is designed for individuals who are new to the workforce or those who require an overview of workplace safety, including.
  • Entry-level employees in manufacturing, services, or related industries.
  • Workers exposed to common occupational hazards
    Supervisors and team leaders responsible for small groups.
  • Contractors or part-time workers needing OSHA awareness.
  • Students and fresh graduates preparing for industrial careers.
  • This program is ideal forNew hires and entry-level workers in general industry.
  • Workers requiring OSHA compliance awareness.
  • Small business employees and contractors.
  • Supervisors needing a safety refresher.
  • Anyone looking to improve safety knowledge with a short, practical course.
  • By completing this course, learners willGain a solid introduction to OSHA workplace safety standards.
  • Be able to identify and prevent the most common workplace hazards.
  • Strengthen their resume with an internationally recognized certificate.
  • Contribute to a safer and healthier work environment.
  • Quizzes: Short module-based multiple-choice tests
    Final Examination: Online multiple-choice test covering all topics.
  • Passing Criteria Minimum score of 45%.
  • Certification: Successful participants receive the OSHAC USA 10 Hours General Industry Certificate.