OSHA 10-Hour General Industry

Upon completing 10-Hour OSHA General Industry, participants will be able to understand the following learning objectives:

• Identify common hazards pertinent to scaffold safety, slips, trips, and falls, and enforce safety measures to prevent injuries.
• Become equipped with the application of different types of fire extinguishers and understand emergency preparedness principles to deal with fire emergencies.
• Address best practices involving lockout/tagout procedures and electrical safety to eliminate potential risks and prevent accidents.
• Recognize using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) appropriately for various job tasks to ensure personal safety.
• Establish proper hazard communication pertinent to substances, including toxic chemicals, flammable liquids, and compressed gas, to ensure safe handling and prevent accidents.
• Gain knowledge on ergonomics principles to prevent developing musculoskeletal disorders and implement ladder and stairway safety protocols when working at heights to avoid falling.
• Acknowledge the importance of hand safety and execute proper safety practices to ensure hand protection.
• Understand the basics of machine guarding and use different machine safeguards to prevent exposure to dangerous components.

• You must score 70% or above to qualify for the quizzes and final exam of the OSHA 10 General Industry course for which THREE ATTEMPTS are provided. 
• If you fail all THREE ATTEMPTS or let your course expire after six months, you can use a one-time Course Reset Button to log in, but if the same repeats, you’ll be locked out of the OSHA 10 General Industry training.
• You can repurchase the course with the same enrollment procedure and begin your OSHA 10 General Industry online.
• Once you complete the 10-Hour OSHA General Industry, fill in the course evaluation survey and print out the downloadable OSHA 10 General Industry Certificate. 
• A DOL/OSHA 10 Card will be mailed within 90 days on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor.