This course prepares students for the OSHA 10-Hour General Industry certification by introducing the principles of workplace safety, hazard recognition, accident prevention, and employee rights and responsibilities.
This course prepares students for the OSHA 10-Hour General Industry certification by introducing the principles of workplace safety, hazard recognition, accident prevention, and employee rights and responsibilities. Students will learn about personal protective equipment (PPE), fire prevention, electrical safety, machine safety, ergonomics, emergency preparedness, hazard communication, and workplace health regulations. Through interactive activities, case studies, and safety simulations, students will develop the knowledge and awareness needed to promote safe work environments across a variety of industries.
The final project can include: A Workplace Safety Inspection identifying hazards and recommending corrective actions. A Hazard Assessment Report evaluating risks within a simulated workplace. An Emergency Action Plan outlining evacuation procedures and emergency response strategies. A Certification Readiness Portfolio containing completed safety activities, assessments, and OSHA practice materials.
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