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Introduction to OSHA

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This interactive and comprehensive Introduction to OSHA Equivalency Training course is part of the 10 and 30 hour OSHA Certified training program that provides in-depth information on the recognition, prevention, and avoidance of workplace safety and health hazards. It also enriches both supervisor and employee understanding of their rights, responsibilities, and safe procedures for reporting and mitigating hazards in the workplace. Language options: English, Spanish

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Course Outline

Title
Length
What is OSHA?
40 mins
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Rules & Regulations
18 mins
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Enforcing Standards
17 mins
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Total
1 hr(s) and 15 min(s)

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