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We do not deliver training, so the guides describe the programme rather than sell a seat.
About OSHA Workplace Safety
An independent guide to OSHA Outreach training
We publish plain-English guides to the OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 Outreach courses — what each one covers, who needs it, and how the DOL card works. We are not a training provider: tell us what you need and we pass your enquiry to an OSHA-authorized one.
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Who reads these guides
General ContractorsManufacturingWarehousingHealthcareFacilities
Our Mission
Make OSHA-compliant training simple
Working out which OSHA card you need, what it covers and who can legitimately issue it takes longer than it should. We put that in one place, in plain English, so you can walk into an enrolment knowing what you are buying.
What you will find here:
- What OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 each cover, module by module
- Which card your role and industry actually needs
- How the DOL Outreach card is issued, and by whom
- The New York SST rules and how OSHA hours count toward them
- Career and pay context for the roles that ask for a card
- A route to an authorized provider when you are ready
What We Stand For
What Makes Us Different
Built for Busy Workers
Self-paced on any device, start, pause, and finish whenever it suits you.
Accessible to Everyone
Train in English or Spanish, start to finish, with no barriers.
No Sales Pressure
No prices, no countdown timers, no invented reviews. Ask a question and get an answer.
How Enrolment Works
From Question to Course
Send an enquiry with your role, industry and where you work.
Course options, what the card covers and current pricing, within one business day.
Training is delivered by an OSHA-authorized provider, not by us.
The DOL Outreach card comes from OSHA on completion of the course.
Our Courses
Courses We Cover
Guides to the OSHA 10 & 30-Hour Outreach courses for construction and general industry, including the New York versions.
For entry-level construction workers (29 CFR 1926).
For construction supervisors and safety leads.
For warehouse, factory, and facility workers (29 CFR 1910).
For general industry supervisors, plus New York versions.
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Send us the details and we will come back with course options, dates and pricing.
OSHA 10 & 30Online Outreach training
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