OSHA 30-Hour General Industry

The 30-Hour OSHA General Industry course is ideal for individuals who are, or aspire to be managers and supervisors in manufacturing, retail, warehousing and other industries.

PRICE

$ 149.00 $189.00

DURATION

30 hour(s)

LANGUAGE

English

RATINGS

OSHA Authorized DOL Card

Completion Certificate

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Overview

The New York 30-Hour OSHA General Industry Outreach Training is a comprehensive safety course primarily designed for workers in healthcare, manufacturing, warehouse distribution, and retail sectors. This training is specifically tailored for individuals with safety responsibilities or managerial roles. This training ensures that safety procedures in a workplace aligns with...

Beyond that, the OSHA 30 New York General Industry course meets the New York City Local Law 196 requirement for actively proctored online training. The course provides 30 hours of NYC Department of Buildings-approved Site Safety Training (SST), which is required under NYC Local Law 196 to apply for your SST card. This training enables participants to identify, manage, and prevent potential hazards, thereby minimizing workplace accidents and injuries.

Learning Objectives

Recognize key factors related to musculoskeletal disorders caused by moving heavy equipment by understanding proper lifting techniques, ergonomics, and safe body mechanics.
Demonstrate safe practices effectively by assessing the severity of potential hazards and risks.
Understand the importance of investigating workplace accidents to determine the root cause and prevent future occurrences.
Gain adequate knowledge of safety practices to respond effectively to active shooter situations, including evacuation and lockdown procedures.
Discuss effective lockout/tagout procedures and identify electrical hazards to prevent incidents.
Follow proper guidelines for selecting, using, and disposing of personal protective equipment (PPE) relevant to various tasks.
Implement proper regulations and follow standard procedures when loading, unloading, and transporting hazardous substances, including the use of docks, pallet jacks, and storage materials.

Safely handle materials such as chemicals, compressed gases, and flammable liquids by understanding their hazards to prevent spills and injuries.
Identify potential health hazards involving X-rays, lasers, combustible dust, and bloodborne pathogens, and discuss safety measures and strategies to reduce exposure.
Describe the signs and consequences of fatigue and stress in the workplace and learn safety measures to reduce and manage their occurrence.
Explain the dangers of driving in winter weather conditions and apply effective vehicle control techniques for emergency preparedness to prevent injuries and accidents.
Become equipped with the principles of forklift operations and preventive controls, and learn the components of personal fall arrest systems to ensure worker safety.
To avoid injuries and accidents, implement proper safety protocols such as adequate ventilation, communication, and rescue measures when working in permit-required confined spaces.
Gain knowledge of maintaining work-related injury and illness records for accurate analysis of emergency cases and compliance with OSHA standards.

Course Outline

1. Back Safety and Injury Prevention
2. Workforce Hazard Recognition
3. Incident Investigation
4. Active Shooter Response
5. Electrical Safety
6. Lockout/Tagout
7. Personal Protective Equipment Fundamentals
8. Hazardous Materials Transportation: Handling Non-Bulk Packages
9. Intro to Loading Dock Safety
10. Intro to Pallet Jack Safety and Safe Material storage
11. Chemical Safety
12. Compressed Gas Safety
13. Flammable Liquid Safety

14. Preventing Spills
15. Intro to combustible dust hazards
16. Fatigue and Stress Awareness
17. Bloodborne Pathogens
18. Forklift Fundamentals
19. Winter Weather Driving
20. Confined Space Entry - Permit Required
21. X-Ray and Laser Safety
22. OSHA Work-Related Injury and Illness Recordkeeping
23. Personal Fall Arrest Systems
24. Indoor Air Quality
25. Ergonomics

Exam & Quiz Information

To earn the 30-Hour General Industry card, you must achieve a minimum score of 70%. You will be given three attempts to pass the quizzes and the final exam.

If you fail all three attempts or allow your course to expire, you may use the Course Reset Button once to restart. Should you fail again, your course access will be suspended, and you will need to repurchase the course to resume your training.

After successfully completing the 30-Hour General Industry Outreach training and completing the course evaluation survey, you can print your 30-Hour General Industry certificate. Beyond that, you will receive your 10-Hour General Industry card, also known as the DOL card, issued by the U.S. Department of Labor in no less than two weeks.