Description

The OSHA 30-Hour Training Course offers an extensive and practical introduction to workplace safety, specifically tailored for supervisors and workers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and general industry. Participants will receive thorough instruction on OSHA standards, hazard identification, risk assessment, and how to implement effective safety measures in the workplace. This course provides both theoretical knowledge and real-world applications, helping to reduce incidents, improve safety culture, and ensure compliance with OSHA regulations.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees under OSHA regulations.

• Identify common workplace hazards, including electrical, chemical, and physical hazards.

• Implement effective safety programs and practices to mitigate risks and prevent injuries.

• Recognize and comply with OSHA standards, including safety protocols for specific industries (e.g., construction, healthcare).

• Conduct hazard assessments, safety inspections, and corrective actions.

• Understand emergency procedures and how to prepare for workplace emergencies.

• Improve workplace safety culture and promote ongoing safety training.

Outline

• Introduction to OSHA

  • Overview of OSHA regulations and the role of OSHA in ensuring workplace safety

  • Employer and employee rights and responsibilities

• General Safety and Health Provisions

  • OSHA standards and guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment

  • Safety programs and employee training requirements

• Workplace Hazards and Risk Management

  • Identifying and managing electrical, mechanical, chemical, and physical hazards

  • Hazard communication and proper labeling

• Construction-Specific Safety

  • Specific safety standards for construction, including fall protection, scaffolding, and trenching safety

  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) and its correct usage

• Health and Safety Programs

  • Developing and implementing effective safety programs

  • Ergonomics, fire prevention, and emergency response planning

• Accident Investigation and Reporting

  • How to investigate workplace accidents and near-misses

  • Recordkeeping and reporting OSHA-required workplace injuries

• Workplace Safety Inspections and Audits

  • Conducting safety audits and hazard assessments

  • Corrective actions and follow-up inspections

• Promoting a Safety Culture

  • Building and maintaining a positive safety culture

  • Strategies for engaging employees and promoting safe work practices