Online OSHA 10-Hour General Training Course
WITH OSHA DOL CARD
Get your official OSHA DOL plastic card with our OSHA 10-Hour course designed for construction industry professionals.
En español
WITH OSHA DOL CARD
Get your official OSHA DOL plastic card with our OSHA 10-Hour course designed for construction industry professionals.
En españolOSHA-authorized Outreach Training is intended for individuals located within the United States and certain U.S. territories. Students must complete the training while physically located in the U.S.
OSHA-authorized Outreach Training is available only to learners who are physically located in the United States or certain U.S. territories.
Manufacturing, healthcare, warehousing, and other industries trust us for their OSHA training.
Our OSHA 10 General Industry course carries IACET accreditation (CEU 1.0).
PureEHS is listed on the osha.gov provider list.
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training is based on health and safety hazards associated with the general industry workplace. This 10-hour outreach training program is proposed to give an entry-level worker general awareness of preventing and recognizing hazards in the general industry. The workers become aware of the OSHA inspection priorities, reporting practices, inspection processes, and identify the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees under the OSH Act. Students who successfully complete this course and survey receive their OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach DOL card. Some businesses may require employees to attend an OSHA 10 General Industry course before starting employment.
Your starting point in occupational safety and health as an entry-level general industry worker.
Pass each module quiz and the OSHA 10 General Industry final exam with at least 70% to earn your DOL card.
Module Quizzes
Final Exam
If You Do Not Pass
Note: Complete the survey at the end of the training to receive your DOL card.
After this course, you will be able to:
OSHA Basics
Workplace Hazards
Understand the general requirements for general safety standards.
OSHA 10 General Industry Course is good for entry-level general industry workers and is appropriate for workers in the following fields: Manufacturing, Healthcare, Retails and Warehousing, Agriculture, Storage, Distribution, Cosmetology, Automotive, Maintenance, Electrical, Entertainment. If your employer doesn’t require the certification, it may be beneficial for your personal safety at the workplace.
This certification serves as a significant advantage for individuals across various general industry sectors, ensuring they can handle the unique challenges and responsibilities of their roles. Completing this course can also increase employment opportunities for entry-level workers seeking opportunities in the general industry.
A quick overview of OSHA online course benefits,
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Finish the course and the survey, and you will receive proof of your OSHA-authorized Outreach Training.
Printable Certificate of Completion
Official OSHA DOL Plastic Card
Who Asks for It
Employers in manufacturing, healthcare, warehousing, and many other industries ask workers to show their DOL card as evidence of completed OSHA training.
Keep It Safe
Please allow adequate time for delivery. Keep both your certificate and your card, since you may need them for future jobs.
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The course introduces the OSHA Act, OSHA inspection priorities, and the rights and responsibilities of employers and workers. You will also learn about hazards such as slips, trips, and falls, emergency exits and fire protection, flammable and combustible liquids, chemicals, electrical equipment, and the use and limits of personal protective equipment (PPE).