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OSHA 10 Hour General Industry certification is designed for workers who are considered new entrants in General Industry. This course helps you identify hazards related to health care, warehousing, distribution, retailing, etc. To enhance your OSHA safety training, on every purchase of 10 Hour General Industry, GET ONE FREE COURSE in 2 of the below:
Get OSHA 10 Hour General Industry training for FREE. You have to pay examination fees of $49 instead of $89 (NO HIDDEN CHARGES AT ALL), and you get to save $40. Avail this offer now by enrolling yourself in OSHA Online Center.
OSHA Online Center provides an easy way of registering yourself. You will get instant access to your LMS once you get done with your payment procedure. Then, you can continue with your course at your own pace and save progress.
OSHAOnlineCenter makes it very easy to register for any safety course you want. Listed down below are steps to follow when registering: - Add your choice of safety courses to the cart - Pay for the desired courses you want to take by inputting your payment credentials - As soon as you get done with your payment, you will receive an email with your LMS credentials - You can log in to your LMS and get started with your course instantly
The selection of courses depends on the industry you work in. OSHAOnlineCenter provides a vast range of courses. We make sure we have all the training programs you need.
The difference between the 10 Hour Online OSHA General Industry course and 10 Hours Construction Industry is that construction courses are designed for workers who work in any construction industry, and workers who work in any industry which is not included in maritime, agriculture, and construction are required to do general industry courses.
Upon completion of your course, you will receive your OSHA Card within 90 days, which includes the information listed below:
10 Hour General Industry is for workers who are starting their career in General Industry. This course provides an overview of hazards present in General Industries, like warehousing hazards, etc.
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