OSHA Outreach Training

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Training

In-depth OSHA 30 training for supervisors, team leads, and safety coordinators in general industry who are responsible for more than just their own hazard awareness.

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry

The OSHA 30-Hour General Industry course builds on the fundamentals of OSHA 10 and goes significantly deeper — designed for the people who carry safety responsibility for a team, a line, or a facility. If you supervise workers, run a department, or enforce safety standards, this is the level of training most employers expect you to hold. Where OSHA 10 focuses on hazard recognition for individual workers, OSHA 30 expands into hazard prevention, program management, machine guarding and lockout/tagout, and a broader range of OSHA general-industry standards. When you pass, you’ll get a temporary certificate right away and your official U.S. Department of Labor wallet card by mail — delivered online by an OSHA-authorized online Outreach Training provider, so it meets the standard employers expect.

What You'll Learn

Who Needs
OSHA 30 Training.

OSHA 30 General Industry is typically expected of supervisors, team leads, maintenance managers, and safety coordinators in manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial operations. If you’re stepping into a leadership role on the floor, or your company needs someone who can identify and correct hazards before OSHA does, this course is built for that responsibility.

How It Works

Common Questions

No, OSHA 30 doesn't require you to hold an OSHA 10 card first, but the two courses build on similar foundational concepts, so many workers complete OSHA 10 earlier in their career before moving into a supervisory role.
The course covers approximately 30 hours of content, but since it's self-paced, you can spread it across several days or weeks depending on your schedule.
No, the card itself doesn't expire, though some employers require refresher training periodically or when standards are updated.

OSHA 10 is entry-level training built for general workers. OSHA 30 goes further in depth and is intended for supervisors, foremen, and anyone responsible for overseeing safety at the job site.

Yes, we offer group and employer enrollment for teams.

READY TO LEAD THE WAY?

Enroll today and get to work trained, confident, and covered.

OSHA 10 and 30 are provided in partnership with UL Solutions PureSafety, an OSHA-authorized online Outreach Training provider.