04 — OSHA & Compliance

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry

In-depth OSHA 30-Hour General Industry training for supervisors and safety personnel responsible for workplace safety programs.

Format
In-person or on-site
Duration
30 hours
Level
Supervisor / safety personnel
Group Size
Up to 25 students

Course overview

The OSHA 30-Hour course provides in-depth safety training for supervisors, safety committee members, and anyone with responsibility for a facility's safety program.

This is a program-ownership course, not just a hazard-recognition refresher. We spend real time on the parts of the job that don't show up in a hazard checklist — recordkeeping, inspection readiness, and building a safety program that holds up when OSHA actually walks in.

What's covered

  • Management, leadership, and OSHA's role in safety
  • In-depth hazard recognition across multiple categories
  • Recordkeeping, reporting, and inspection preparedness
  • Developing and auditing a facility safety program

What you'll walk away with

  • An official OSHA 30-Hour completion card
  • A recordkeeping and reporting process that holds up to inspection
  • A framework for auditing your own facility safety program

Who this is for

Supervisors, safety officers, and personnel with safety program responsibility.

Prerequisites

OSHA 10-Hour recommended but not required.

Common questions

Do we need the OSHA 10-Hour first?

It's recommended but not required — if your supervisors are stepping directly into a safety role without the 10-hour, we can adjust pacing to make sure nothing foundational gets skipped.

Can this be split across multiple weeks?

Yes, 30 hours is a significant time commitment and most groups spread it across several sessions rather than one continuous block. Tell us your scheduling constraints and we'll build around them.