10 Hour Osha Outreach Training Course

An OSHA 10-hour outreach training course is a comprehensive workplace safety program geared towards reducing the risk of injury, illness and property damage by ensuring that employees, employers and the self-employed understand and adhere to common safety and health practices. This two-day training course is part of OSHA’s Voluntary Education Programs and meets OSHA Training Institute (OTI) education centers’ requirements for 10-hour classroom training. The OSHA 10-hour outreach training course typically covers a range of topics related to job site safety and health, including hazards identification, accident prevention and reporting, proper lockout/tagout procedures, hazard communication, personal protective equipment, and recordkeeping. This 10-hour course Education Center Program statement applies to the training requirements for properly trained and qualified participants. Professionally qualified and trained instructors provide instructions and guidance to workers around awareness of the range of hazards they may face on the job, as well as applicable industry-specific or job-specific safety measures. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA 10-Hour card. The OSHA 10-Hour outreach training course is suitable for any worker or employer in any industry, and is flexible to accommodate the needs of any group, organization or individual. Participants have the opportunity to learn essential skills while participating in interactive, hands-on activities. The course takes into account relevant OSHA standards and relevant industry conditions, and its content is organized in accordance with applicable OSHA regulations. The material is applicable to a wide variety of job sites and can be Applied anywhere in the world for safety and health purposes. This 10-hour training can save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce job-site related costs. Employers are encouraged to invest in safety to secure their bottom line as well as their employees’ wellbeing. OSHA 10-hour outreach training courses enable workers to gain the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely and protect themselves from on-the-job hazards.