OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety Training
A comprehensive program tailored for supervisors, managers, and safety professionals working in general industry workplaces. Provides in-depth knowledge of OSHA regulations and standards under 29 CFR Part 1910.
COURSE OVERVIEW
The 30-Hour General Industry Safety Training is a comprehensive program designed for supervisors and safety professionals working in manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and other industries.
This course provides in-depth knowledge of OSHA standards under 29 CFR Part 1910 and focuses on hazard recognition, control, and prevention.
Who Is it for?
This course is designed for individuals with managerial or safety monitoring duties in general industry settings.
Managers and leaders supervising teams or manufacturing processes
Safety supervisors and coordinators accountable for adherence to regulations
Operations supervisors ensuring workplaces are both safe and compliant
Workers mandated by their employer or contract to finish OSHA 30 training
Employees assuming additional safety responsibilities within their jobs
Anyone responsible for workplace safety compliance
Sectors where this training is often compulsory or favored include production, storage, distribution, healthcare, and retail. If you oversee personnel or safety protocols in a general industry environment, OSHA 30 is the suitable training level for your position.
Course Outcomes
This course builds on foundational safety knowledge to develop the advanced hazard recognition and safety management skills expected of supervisors and safety personnel.Key topics covered include:
- Identifying and managing advanced workplace dangers in various general industry environments
- Establishing and overseeing workplace safety and health initiatives
- Ensuring electrical safety, machine guarding, and lockout/tagout protocols
- Adhering to safe procedures for moving and working on surfaces, such as fall prevention
- Managing hazardous materials, entering confined spaces, and understanding HAZWOPER basics
- Worker rights and employer responsibilities under OSHA 29 CFR 1910
Course Content
Covering all major hazard areas under 29 CFR Part 1926.
MODULE 01
Introduction to OSHA
MODULE 02
Managing Safety and Health
MODULE 03
Walking & Working Surfaces, including Fall Protection
MODULE 04
Emergency Action Plan
MODULE 05
Electrical Safety
MODULE 06
Personal Protective Equipment
MODULE 07
Materials Handling
MODULE 08
Hazard Communication
MODULE 09
Hazardous Materials
MODULE 10
Permit-Required Confined Space
MODULE 11
Lockout / Tagout
MODULE 12
Machine Guarding
MODULE 13
Welding and Cutting
MODULE 14
Hazardous Substances & Industrial Hygiene
MODULE 15
Bloodborne Pathogens
MODULE 16
Ergonomics
MODULE 17
Fall Protection
MODULE 18
Safety and Health Programs
MODULE 19
OSHA Recordkeeping
MODULE 20
Process Safety Management
MODULE 21
Asbestos in Workplace
MODULE 19
Scaffolds
MODULE 20
HAZWOPER
MODULE 21
Asbestos in Workplace
Assessment Methodology
Online Examination
Participants are required to complete an online examination at the end of the course.
Format: Multiple-choice questions
What You Will Receive
Upon successful completion, participants will receive:
This certification is widely recognized and demonstrates compliance with OSHA safety standards.
Why Choose E-Growth?
Training backed by real expertise and flexible delivery.
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Approved NASP Training Provider
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Experienced and Certified Trainers
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Flexible Learning Options (Online & Classroom)
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Comprehensive Study Materials
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Dedicated Student Support
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Proven Expertise in HSE Training
Ready to Enroll?
Take the next step toward a safer workplace and advance your career in construction safety.
