OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Training
Service Description
Course Overview The OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Training course provides a comprehensive understanding of workplace safety and health regulations, equipping employees and supervisors with the knowledge to identify, prevent, and address workplace hazards. Designed to meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910 requirements, this training is ideal for workers in manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, healthcare, and other general industry sectors. This course goes beyond the basics of the OSHA 10-Hour Training, offering in-depth safety instruction to those with leadership or safety responsibilities. Who Should Attend? Supervisors, managers, and team leads Safety officers and coordinators Maintenance and operations personnel Employees responsible for workplace safety compliance Anyone looking for a deeper understanding of OSHA regulations Key Topics Covered Introduction to OSHA & Worker Rights – Understanding OSHA standards and employer/employee responsibilities Hazard Identification & Prevention – Recognizing and controlling workplace risks Walking & Working Surfaces – Preventing slips, trips, and falls Machine Guarding & Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) – Preventing equipment-related injuries Electrical Safety – Identifying hazards and working safely with electrical systems Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Proper selection, use, and maintenance Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) – Chemical safety, labeling, and SDS requirements Ergonomics & Workplace Safety – Reducing strain and repetitive motion injuries Fire Prevention & Emergency Action Plans – Fire safety, evacuation procedures, and emergency preparedness Material Handling & Forklift Safety – Safe practices for lifting, stacking, and operating industrial vehicles Industrial Hygiene & Exposure Control – Understanding air contaminants, noise, and respiratory protection Workplace Violence & Stress Management – Recognizing and mitigating workplace threats Recordkeeping & OSHA Reporting Requirements – Ensuring compliance with OSHA documentation standards Training Format Instructor-Led Course – Engaging, interactive sessions with real-world case studies Hands-On & Scenario-Based Learning – Practical exercises to reinforce safety protocols OSHA-Approved Curriculum – Meets all federal safety training requirements Final Assessment & Certification – Participants receive an OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Card upon successful completion Why Choose South Rim Safety? Expert OSHA-Certified Trainers – Industry professionals with hands-on safety