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OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 prepOSHA 10 and 30, made simple.

Short story lessons and quizzes on the hazards the 10- and 30-hour classes cover, so the real class makes sense.

The lesson plan

27 lessons in 6 chapters · about 5 minutes each

  1. 1Falls, ladders and scaffolds6

    Construction: Falls (Focus Four), Stairways and Ladders, Scaffolds. General Industry: Walking and Working Surfaces, including fall protection

    1. When fall protection is required
    2. Guardrails, nets and harnesses
    3. Holes, edges and skylights
    4. Three points of contact
    5. Setting up a ladder safely
    6. Scaffold checks before you climb
    1–1.5 hr of 10
  2. 2Your rights and OSHA3

    Introduction to OSHA (both industries)

    1. Your rights on the job
    2. What your employer must do
    3. Filing a complaint with OSHA
    1 hr of 10
  3. 3Electrical, struck-by and caught-in6

    Construction: Electrocution, Struck-By, Caught-In or Between (Focus Four), Excavations. General Industry: Electrical

    1. The Focus Four hazards
    2. Staying clear of power lines
    3. Cords, GFCIs and grounding
    4. Struck by vehicles and falling objects
    5. Trenches and cave-ins
    6. Caught in machines and equipment
    1–1.5 hr of 10
  4. 4PPE and health hazards4

    Construction: Personal Protective Equipment; Health Hazards in Construction. General Industry: Personal Protective Equipment; Hazard Communication

    1. Choosing the right PPE
    2. Reading a chemical label
    3. Safety data sheets
    4. Noise and silica dust
    1–2 hr of 10
  5. 5Fire, exits and emergencies3

    General Industry: Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Prevention Plans, and Fire Protection. Construction elective: Fire Protection and Prevention

    1. Exit routes that stay open
    2. Emergency action plans
    3. Using a fire extinguisher
    0–1 hr of 10
  6. 6Machines, forklifts and materials5

    Electives: Machine Guarding; Lockout/Tagout; Powered Industrial Vehicles; Materials Handling

    1. Machine guards stay on
    2. Lockout/tagout, step by step
    3. Working around forklifts
    4. Lifting and storing materials
    5. Test day and your DOL card
    Elective

Built on OSHA Outreach Training Program: Construction and General Industry Procedures (10- and 30-hour designated topics) · Revised July 1, 2024; effective October 1, 2024

10 or 30contact hours for a DOL card
7.5 hrmost class time per day
180 daysto finish once a class starts
90 daysfor your trainer to issue the card

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Prep only: no DOL card. OSHA 10 and 30 cards come only from OSHA-authorized trainers and OSHA-accepted online providers. Not affiliated with OSHA.

Questions

Do I get an OSHA 10 or 30 card?

No. DOL cards come only from OSHA-authorized trainers and OSHA-accepted online providers.

What’s the difference between OSHA 10 and 30?

OSHA 10 is for entry-level workers; OSHA 30 is for supervisors and workers with safety duties. Each comes in construction and general industry versions.

When does it open?

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