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OSHA Fundamentals and Safety Management

Let's Talk About OSHA: Rights, Responsibilities, and Regulations

Mastering OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting

Building a Proactive Safety and Health Program

Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health

Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene

Hazard Communication: Aligning with the GHS

Tackling Respiratory Protection and Noise Hazards

Navigating Bloodborne Pathogens in the Workplace

Ergonomics: Designing for the Human Machine

Material Handling

Working from heights

Core General Industry Hazards

Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Prevention

Demystifying Electrical Safety and NFPA 70E

Emergency Action Plans and Fire Prevention

Selecting and Managing Personal Protective Equipment

Hazardous Energy and Equipment Safety

Lockout/Tagout: Controlling Hazardous Energy

The Ins and Outs of Machine Guarding

Safe Materials Handling and Storage

Navigating Permit-Required Confined Spaces

Knowledge Checks

Quiz: OSHA Rights and Responsibilities

Quiz: Navigating the Inspection Process

Quiz: Recordkeeping Rules and Forms

Quiz: Recordable vs. Non-Recordable Events

Quiz: Building Safety Culture

Quiz: Executing a Job Hazard Analysis

Quiz: Hierarchy of Controls

Quiz: GHS and Hazard Communication

Quiz: Industrial Hygiene Concepts

Quiz: Hearing Conservation Compliance

Quiz: Respiratory Protection Basics

Quiz: Bloodborne Pathogen Standards

Quiz: Ergonomic Risk Assessment

Quiz: Walking-Working Surfaces Safety

Quiz: Fall Protection Fundamentals

Quiz: Electrical Hazard Identification

Quiz: NFPA 70E Arc Flash Awareness

Quiz: Exit Routes and EAPs

Quiz: Fire Extinguisher Selection and Use

Quiz: Managing PPE Programs

Quiz: Lockout/Tagout Procedures

Quiz: Machine Guarding Requirements

Quiz: Powered Industrial Trucks

Quiz: Confined Space Identification

Quiz: Permit Space Entry Protocols

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Mastering General Industry Safety and Health OSHA 30-Hour Training equips safety leaders, supervisors, and frontline employees with the knowledge and tools to identify hazards, prevent incidents, and build a resilient safety culture. This comprehensive program covers OSHA fundamentals, recordkeeping, safety management systems, industrial hygiene, hazard communication aligned with GHS, respiratory protection, hearing conservation, ergonomics, and bloodborne pathogens. Learners also dive deep into core general industry hazards such as walking-working surfaces, fall protection, electrical safety with NFPA 70E references, emergency action planning, fire prevention, and personal protective equipment. Advanced modules address hazardous energy control (Lockout/Tagout), machine guarding, materials handling and storage, powered industrial trucks, rigging fundamentals, and permit-required confined spaces. Through practical guidance, real-world examples, and targeted knowledge checks, participants learn to evaluate risks, design compliant programs, and implement effective controls using the hierarchy of controls and Job Hazard Analysis. Whether you’re building a safety program from the ground up or elevating existing practices, this course helps you reduce injuries, improve compliance, and drive measurable performance. Prepare to lead confidently, engage your workforce, and align operations with OSHA standards while fostering a proactive, data-driven safety culture across general industry settings.

Mastering General Industry Safety and Health OSHA 30-Hour Training

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            <p>Navigating the complexities of workplace safety requires more than just a passing familiarity with the rulebook; it demands a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate OSHA standards into a living, breathing safety culture. As safety professionals, we know that the General Duty Clause is just the starting point for a truly secure environment. This training is designed to take you deep into the weeds of OSHA fundamentals, from the nuances of whistleblower protections to the strategic implementation of proactive safety and health management systems. We’ll move beyond simple compliance to focus on driving management leadership and active worker participation, ensuring that your safety programs aren't just documents on a shelf, but effective tools that utilize leading and lagging indicators to measure real-world success.</p>

<p>Throughout this 30-hour journey, we’ll tackle the technical challenges that define our daily roles and responsibilities. We are going to break down the intricacies of OSHA recordkeeping—mastering the 300, 300A, and 301 forms—and dive into the critical world of industrial hygiene, where we’ll analyze PELs, TLVs, and the hierarchy of controls. You’ll gain the expertise needed to manage everything from GHS-aligned hazard communication and respiratory protection programs to the high-stakes requirements of lockout/tagout and permit-required confined spaces. By the time we cover electrical safety under NFPA 70E and the latest walking-working surface standards, you’ll have a robust toolkit for conducting thorough Job Hazard Analyses and selecting the right PPE for any industrial environment. This isn't just about checking a box; it’s about mastering the skills necessary to protect your team and lead your organization toward a safer, more compliant future.</p>
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