OSHA 30-Hour Training: General Industry and Construction Introduction The OSHA 30-Hour training is an extended safety program designed to provide a more in-depth understanding of occupational safety and health standards. This certification is particularly beneficial for supervisors, managers, and workers with safety responsibilities in general industry or construction. General Overview 1. Course Content The OSHA 30-Hour courses cover a wide range of topics to ensure a comprehensive understanding of safety regulations and practices. Key elements include hazard recognition, fall protection, electrical safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), and an overview of OSHA standards applicable to the industry. 2. Duration The OSHA 30-Hour courses typically span 30 hours of training, conducted over multiple days. The duration may vary based on the specific industry, and the training can be delivered in various formats, including in-person and online. 3. Target Audience The program is aimed at workers and supervisors in general industry or construction who have responsibilities for safety on the job. This includes but is not limited to construction foremen, site supervisors, and safety directors. Course Highlights 1. Interactive Learning The training involves a mix of lectures, discussions, case studies, and interactive activities to engage participants actively. This approach ensures that participants understand how to apply safety principles in real-world scenarios. 2. Industry-Specific Modules The content is tailored to the industry—whether general industry or construction—with a focus on the specific hazards and regulations relevant to each sector. 3. Hands-On Training Some programs may include hands-on activities, demonstrations, and simulations to reinforce practical skills and enhance the learning experience. 4. Case Studies and Real-Life Examples The courses often incorporate case studies and real-life examples to illustrate the importance of safety practices and the consequences of inadequate safety measures. Certification and Recognition Upon successful completion of the OSHA 30-Hour training, participants receive a certification card issued by OSHA or an OSHA-authorized training provider. This card is widely recognized and may be required by employers as evidence of completion of comprehensive safety training. Delivery Modes 1. Classroom Training Traditional classroom training is led by qualified instructors and provides an opportunity for direct interaction, group discussions, and practical demonstrations. 2. Online Training Online OSHA 30-Hour courses offer flexibility, allowing participants to complete the training at their own pace. This format is suitable for individuals with scheduling constraints or those preferring a self-paced learning environment.

1. Owen Mitchell
Has demonstrated academic excellence with distinction by completing all academic requirements in this 48-hoursOSHA.edu Professional
Development Program presentedbyOSHA.edu.This achievement demonstrates commitment and professionalism in the field of
Occupational Safety and Health.
This Course Covered: Has demonstrated academic excellence with distinction by completing all academic requirements in this 48-hour
OSHA.edu Professional Development Certificate Program presented by OSHA.edu. This achievement demonstrates commitment and
professionalism in the field of Occupational Safety and Health.
Occupational Safety and Health
Manager
Registration Number : 0010-****
Issue Date : 09-06-2013

2. Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Introduction to Safety Management
Topics covered in this training include: Safety Management System Components, Commitment, Accountability,
Employee Involvement, Effective Communications, Hazard Identification and Control Strategies, Accident
Investigation Basics, Safety Education and Training, and Principles of Total Quality Safety Management..
Owen Mitchell

3. Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Fleet Safety Management
Topics covered in this training include: Purpose, Mission, and Elements of a Fleet Safety Program; Costs of Vehicle Accidents;
Management, Supervisor, Employee, and Vehicle Operator Responsibilities; Vehicle Inspections; Transporting People and
Equipment; Driver Qualification Standards; Licensing; Driver Training and Evaluation; Accident Investigations; and Vehicle
Selection, Assignment, and Maintenance.

4. Ergonomics Program Management
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Ergonomics Program Elements, Proactive and Reactive Approaches, Workplace
Ergonomics Analysis Techniques, Gathering Evidence of MSDs, Symptom Surveys, Periodic Medical Examinations, Screening
for Risk Factors, Ergonomics Job Hazard Analysis, Controlling Risk Factors, Medical Management, and Education and
Training.

5. Effective Safety Committee Operations
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Safety Committee Role, Purpose, and Function; Safety Committee Start-up;
Motivational Principles, Safety Committee Education and Training; Hazard Identification, Analysis, and Controls; Problem-
Solving Techniques; Developing
Recommendations; and Managing Safety Committee Meetings

6. Effective Accident Investigation
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Purpose of the Accident Investigation, Initiating the Investigation, Documenting the
Accident Scene, Conducting Interviews,
Conducting Event Analysis Determining Surface and Root Causes, Developing Recommendations, Selling Management on
Recommendations, and Writing the Accident
Report.

7. Safety Supervision and Leadership
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Overview of Supervisor Responsibilities, Identifying Hazards, Safety Inspections,
Accident Investigation,
Job Hazard Analysis, Correcting Hazards, Providing Safety Training, Basic Safety Leadership Styles, Accountability and
Administering Discipline, and Creating an Effective Safety Culture.

8. Emergency Action Plans
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Components, EAP Development, EAP Policies and
Procedures, Natural and Man-made
Emergencies, Evacuation Routes, Assembly Areas, Duties and Responsibilities (Management, Plan Administrator,
Evacuation Wardens, Employees), EAP Training and Drills, and Plan Review.

9. Safety Management System Evaluation
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Safety Management System Concepts and Principles, Safety management System
Elements, Baseline Surveys, Interviewing
Techniques, Conducting Inspections, 5-Why Analysis, Cause and Effect (Fishbone) Diagrams, and Safety Management
System Evaluation Principles

10. Fire Prevention Plans
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Fire Prevention Plan (FPP) Components; Identifying and Controlling Fire Hazards; Portable
Heaters; Office Fire Hazards; Cutting, Welding, and Open Flame Work; Class A and B Combustible Materials, Fixed Extinguishing
Systems, Employee Alarm Systems, Portable Fire Extinguishers, Exit Routes, Training Requirements, and FPP Evaluation

11. Introduction to Safety Management
Owen Mitchell
Has successfully completed all academic requirements in this 6-hour Occupational Safety & Health Course of study presented by OSHA.edu.
Topics covered in this training include: Safety Management System Components, Commitment, Accountability,
Employee Involvement, Effective Communications, Hazard Identification and Control Strategies, Accident
Investigation Basics, Safety Education and Training, and Principles of Total Quality Safety Management..

12. Student Transcript
Owen Mitchell has successfully completed the required professional development certificate programs and
courses listed below. These accomplishments demonstrate continued academic excellence and a commitment
to occupational safety and health
48-hour Occupational Safety and Health Manager 82.8 3.3
Course Title Hours Score Issue Date
700 Introduction to Safety Management 6.0 85 09-06-2013
701 Effective Safety Committee Operations 6.0 85 09-06-2013
702 Effective Accident Investigation 6.0 85 09-06-2013
712 Safety Supervision and Leadership 6.0 85 09-06-2013
716 Safety Management System Evaluation 6.0 85 09-06-2013
717 Emergency Action Plans 6.0 85 09-06-2013
718 Fire Prevention Plans 6.0 85 09-06-2013
719 Fleet Safety Management 6.0 85 09-06-2013
722 Ergonomics Program Management 6.0 85 09-06-2013
Certificates can be verified through the
OSHA.edu website: www.osha-edu.com
Registration Code: 0010-****
Director, Instructor
OSHA.edu

13. Owen Mitchell
Osha 48 Hours
0010-****
09/06/2013