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OSHA 30-Hour
General Industry
Ready to deepen your understanding of workplace safety in general industry? Join us for our OSHA 30-hour general industry class, where we'll equip you with advanced knowledge and skills to navigate various workplace environments safely and confidently. By the end of our OSHA 30-hour general industry class, you'll emerge as a general industry safety expert, equipped with the advanced knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate various workplace environments safely, protect yourself and your colleagues from hazards, and drive positive change in workplace safety culture.
Topics
Advanced OSHA Standard
Explore in-depth OSHA regulations specific to general industry workplaces, including those related to hazard communication, machine guarding, electrical safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), and more.
Health and Wellness Programs
Explore the development and implementation of health and wellness programs in general industry workplaces, including ergonomic assessments, stress management initiatives, and the promotion of overall employee well-being.
Safety Management Systems
Learn about the implementation of safety management systems in general industry, including hazard identification, risk assessment, safety planning, and continuous improvement.
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Safety Culture and Leadership:
Gain insights into fostering a culture of safety and leadership in general industry workplaces, including effective communication strategies, employee engagement initiatives, and the role of leadership in promoting safety.
Job Hazard Analysis:
Understand the process of conducting comprehensive job hazard analyses to identify hazards, assess risks, and implement effective control measures to ensure a safe working environment.
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Regulatory Compliance
Understand your rights and responsibilities as an employee under OSHA regulations, including recordkeeping requirements, reporting obligations, and the importance of workplace safety committees.
Emergency Response Planning
Develop the knowledge and skills to develop and implement emergency response plans tailored to general industry workplaces, including procedures for evacuation, fire safety, and medical emergencies.
Topics above are only some of the topics provided and we are not limited to them.
In this course we engage rich lecture, interactive activities, group discussions, and real-world scenarios to reinforce key concepts and enhance learning outcomes.
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