04 — OSHA & Compliance

OSHA 10-Hour

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry training covering hazard recognition fundamentals for entry-level and frontline employees.

Format
In-person or on-site
Duration
10 hours
Level
Entry-level
Group Size
Up to 30 students

Course overview

The OSHA 10-Hour course is entry-level safety training designed for frontline workers, covering hazard recognition, avoidance, and prevention fundamentals.

For a lot of facilities, this is the very first formal safety training a new hire receives. We treat it that way — building the habits of hazard recognition from day one instead of assuming experience that isn't there yet.

What's covered

  • Introduction to OSHA and worker rights
  • Walking/working surfaces and fall hazards
  • Electrical, fire, and chemical hazard basics
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) fundamentals

What you'll walk away with

  • An official OSHA 10-Hour completion card
  • Baseline hazard recognition new hires can build on
  • A clear understanding of PPE fundamentals and when to use them

Who this is for

Entry-level and frontline general industry employees.

Prerequisites

None.

Common questions

Is this appropriate for new hires with no safety background?

Yes — this course assumes no prior training and is built for exactly that audience.

Can we run this as part of onboarding for every new hire?

Many facilities do exactly that. We can set up a recurring on-site schedule so new hires get certified on a predictable timeline rather than waiting for a large enough group.