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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA):
OSHA 10 or 30 Hour Training Courses
3 Person Minimum (required by OSHA) – 25 Person Maximum
Day 1: Maximum amount of time allowed in class per OSHA = 7.5 hours
Day 2: Minimum amount of time allowed = 2.5 hours
OSHA 10 Construction or General Industry:
These training programs are intended to provide entry level workers information about their right to understand, employer responsibilities and OSHA Regulations. This curriculum is designed to show employees in construction or in general industry how to file a complaint as well as how to identify, abate, avoid and prevent job related hazards.
The 10 hr. General Industry topics are different than Construction 10 hr. topics. When scheduling a class, please let IST know which 10 hour class your company needs.
OSHA 10 Construction:
Designed for the following fields but not limited to:
- Construction,
- Building Development
- Other Related Fields.
OSHA 10 General Industry:
Designed for the following fields but not limited to:
- Healthcare,
- Factory Operations,
- Warehousing,
- Manufacturing,
- Storage and more.
OSHA 30 For Supervisors (General Industry & Construction:
Call for more information307-789-5742 X 113
Additional Course Offerings
IST’s Annual OSHA Refresher Awareness:
Session 1 – Hazard Communication (Labels/SDS), Ladders, Scaffolds, Fall Protection
Session 2 – LO/TO, Job Safety Analysis, Basic Electrical Safety, Personal Protective Equipment, Hot Work Permits
Session 3 – Fire Protection, Confined Space Entry, Excavation
Session 4 – Respiratory Protection, Hydrogen Sulfide, Hazardous Atmospheres
Session 5 – Health and Safety Medic First Aid / CPR
More InfoOther OSHA Training:
Back Safety
Blood Borne Pathogens
Competent Person Excavation
Competent Person Scaffolding
Defensive Driving
Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace
Ergonomics
Hazard Communications
Health and Safety Blood Borne Pathogens
Quantitative Fit Testing
Record Keeping
Sexual Harassment