The OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety and Health course is designed to provide employees and supervisors with foundational knowledge of workplace safety and regulatory compliance. This comprehensive program equips participants with practical skills to identify hazards, prevent accidents, and promote a safe working environment across various industries.
Through interactive sessions and real-world case studies, learners will understand OSHA standards, emergency preparedness, and risk management principles. This training is suitable for both new employees seeking essential safety knowledge and experienced professionals aiming to reinforce safety best practices. Participants will gain confidence in implementing safety programs, using personal protective equipment effectively, and fostering a culture of safety within their organizations.
Course Overview
- Qualification Title: OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety and Health
- Awarding Body: OSHA
- Total Units: 19 Units
Study Units
- Introduction to OSHA
- Walking and Working Surfaces
- Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans
- Electrical Safety
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Hazard Communication
- Machine Guarding
- Industrial Hygiene
- Ergonomics
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Introduction to Industrial Safety
- Safety and Health Programs
- Material Handling and Storage
- Lockout/Tagout
- Fall Protection
- Confined Spaces
- Respiratory Protection
- Fire Safety
- Introduction to OSHA Standards
Course Learning Outcomes
1. Introduction to OSHA – Understand OSHA’s mission, structure, and the importance of regulatory compliance.
2. Walking and Working Surfaces – Identify hazards related to walking surfaces and implement preventive measures.
3. Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans – Develop effective emergency response and fire prevention strategies.
4. Electrical Safety – Recognize electrical hazards and apply safe work practices.
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Select, use, and maintain appropriate PPE for workplace safety.
6. Hazard Communication – Understand chemical hazards, labeling, and safety data sheets.
7. Machine Guarding – Identify machine hazards and implement guarding solutions.
8. Industrial Hygiene – Monitor workplace exposure to physical, chemical, and biological hazards.
9. Ergonomics – Apply ergonomic principles to reduce musculoskeletal injuries.
10. Bloodborne Pathogens – Recognize exposure risks and implement infection control measures.
11. Introduction to Industrial Safety – Understand general safety practices and hazard prevention.
12. Safety and Health Programs – Develop, implement, and evaluate effective safety programs.
13. Material Handling and Storage – Apply safe handling, lifting, and storage techniques.
14. Lockout/Tagout – Ensure energy control procedures to prevent equipment-related accidents.
15. Fall Protection – Implement fall prevention strategies for elevated work environments.
16. Confined Spaces – Recognize confined space hazards and follow safety procedures.
17. Respiratory Protection – Understand respirator selection, use, and maintenance.
18. Fire Safety – Prevent and respond to fire hazards effectively.
19. Introduction to OSHA Standards – Apply key OSHA regulations in the workplace.
Course Benefits
- Gain foundational knowledge of workplace safety standards.
- Learn practical strategies to prevent accidents and injuries.
- Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations.
- Enhance workplace safety culture and employee well-being.
- Boost career opportunities in safety management and industrial operations.
Ideal Learner
- New employees and supervisors in industrial settings
- Safety officers and compliance personnel
- Individuals seeking OSHA certification for career development
- Managers responsible for workplace safety programs
Entry Requirements
- Minimum Age: 18 years
- Educational Background: High school diploma or equivalent
- Experience: Not mandatory
- Language Proficiency: Basic English reading and writing skills
- Commitment to CPD: Willingness to apply learning in workplace safety
Who Can Enroll
- Employees and supervisors in general industry
- Organizations aiming to improve safety compliance and reduce workplace risks
- Individuals pursuing OSHA certification for career advancement
Future Progression
After completing this course, participants can advance to:
- OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety and Health
- Advanced Safety Leadership and Management Programs
- Certifications in Industrial Hygiene, Risk Management, and Environmental Safety