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OSHA Outreach Courses Providing Exclusive Scholarships

Validity:

Until Dec 31, 2025

Seats Available

500

To accompany OSHA in its mission of promoting safe work culture and compliance with safety standards, we are thrilled to announce exclusive scholarships to individuals who feel passionate about workplace safety and wish to earn official DOL cards through OSHA-authorized training programs.

This year we will award 500 scholarships to working students, individuals who work in high risk environments and workers who face financial constraints. Instead of paying the price of the course, these trainees will be afforded the training for free. Beyond that, they would also be assigned an additional workplace safety course for free.

Please note: scholarship recipients will only be responsible for the delivery charges of the official DOL card.

Individuals Who Qualify For The Scholarship

Working Students

We understand that keeping a balance between work and education can be tricky. This scholarship is for students who are juggling shifts and studies but won’t compromise on the safety of themselves and their co-workers. Let us help you build a successful and safe career with this initiative.

Employed in High-Risk Industries

Individuals working in industries known for high occupational risks, such as construction and manufacturing, are encouraged to apply for this scholarship and gain necessary skills to establish a safer work culture and avoid preventable accidents.

Fresh Graduates

Fresh graduates are eligible for this scholarship program. Whether you are just stepping into the workforce or exploring career opportunities in safety leadership, this is your chance to earn valuable OSHA-authorized training at little-to-no cost.

Military Veterans

Military veterans working across different industries can benefit from this opportunity. This scholarship helps them transition their skills and discipline into OSHA-certified careers. With free training and DOL certification, veterans can secure high-demand roles in construction, and other industries.

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