Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
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Real hours, mandatory topics, and credentials for each OSHA Outreach course.
DOL cards are student course completion cards — OSHA never "certifies" workers.
Mandatory 6 hrs: Intro to OSHA (1 hr — worker rights, employer responsibilities, complaints, OSHA Form 300, SDS); Focus Four hazards (4 hrs — falls at least 1.5 hrs; electrocution, struck-by, caught-in/between at least 0.5 hr each); PPE (30 min); health hazards (30 min). Plus elective and optional topics. Max 7.5 hrs per day.
Program: OSHA Outreach Training Program — voluntary; it does not satisfy the training requirements of any OSHA standard.
You receive: DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic), issued by the OSHA-authorized trainer through an Authorized Training Organization within 90 days of class end.
Testing: classroom is participation-based — no federal exam pass score.
Mandatory 6 hrs: Intro to OSHA (1); walking/working surfaces incl. fall protection (1); exit routes, emergency action plans, fire prevention & protection (1); electrical (1); PPE (1); hazard communication (1). Plus elective and optional topics. Max 7.5 hrs per day.
Program: OSHA Outreach Training Program — voluntary; it does not satisfy the training requirements of any OSHA standard.
You receive: DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic), issued by the OSHA-authorized trainer through an Authorized Training Organization within 90 days of class end.
Testing: classroom is participation-based — no federal exam pass score.
Mandatory 14 hrs: Intro to OSHA (1); managing safety and health (2); Focus Four hazards (6, falls at least 1.5); PPE (2); health hazards (2); stairways and ladders (1). Elective 12 hrs (cranes, confined space, excavations, scaffolds, steel erection, welding, etc.); optional 4 hrs.
Program: OSHA Outreach Training Program — voluntary; it does not satisfy the training requirements of any OSHA standard.
You receive: DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic), issued by the OSHA-authorized trainer through an Authorized Training Organization within 90 days of class end.
Testing: classroom is participation-based — no federal exam pass score.
Mandatory 13 hrs: Intro to OSHA (2); managing safety and health (2); walking/working surfaces (1); exit routes/EAP/fire (2); electrical (2); PPE (1); materials handling (2); hazard communication (1). Elective 10 hrs; optional 7 hrs.
Program: OSHA Outreach Training Program — voluntary; it does not satisfy the training requirements of any OSHA standard.
You receive: DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic), issued by the OSHA-authorized trainer through an Authorized Training Organization within 90 days of class end.
Testing: classroom is participation-based — no federal exam pass score.
Select a certification below to view detailed curriculum, prerequisites, testing standards, and scheduling options.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Outreach training programs for Construction and General Industry. Earn official plastic Department of Labor (DOL) cards.
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry — minimum 10 hours (minimum 2 days). Mandatory 6 hours: Intro to OSHA, walking/working surfaces, exit routes & fire protection, electrical, PPE, and hazard communication. Taught by an OSHA-authorized trainer; you receive a DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic) within 90 days. OSHA never "certifies" workers.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction — minimum 30 hours (minimum 4 days). Mandatory 14 hours including Focus Four hazards (6 hrs), managing safety and health, PPE, and health hazards; 12 elective and 4 optional hours. Taught by an OSHA-authorized trainer; you receive a DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic) within 90 days. OSHA never "certifies" workers.
OSHA 10-Hour Construction — minimum 10 hours (minimum 2 days). Mandatory 6 hours: Intro to OSHA, Focus Four hazards (falls, electrocution, struck-by, caught-in/between), PPE, and health hazards. Taught by an OSHA-authorized trainer; you receive a DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic) within 90 days. OSHA never "certifies" workers.
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry — minimum 30 hours (minimum 4 days). Mandatory 13 hours: Intro to OSHA, managing safety and health, walking/working surfaces, exit routes & fire protection, electrical, PPE, materials handling, and hazard communication; 10 elective and 7 optional hours. Taught by an OSHA-authorized trainer; you receive a DOL student course completion card (QR-coded plastic) within 90 days. OSHA never "certifies" workers.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
Official US Department of Labor OSHA outreach cards for construction and general industry supervisors and crews.
