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OSHA courses - skybirds - 07-19-2012
I ran across an OSHA web site OSHAacademy. They have a lot
of good free courses. I'm not sure if they carry credit. It would be nice.
OSHA courses - rebel100 - 07-20-2012
Got a link?
OSHA courses - cooperalex2004 - 07-20-2012
OSHAcademy | Free Online OSHA Health and Safety Training
It looks interesting, they are not affiliated with OSHA though so I don't see their programs as being comparable to FEMA or other such programs.
OSHA courses - seanmathews - 07-20-2012
After seeing this thread I read through the site a little,
If I am not mistaken, only the 700 training course is completely free. After that you have to pay like 15$ for the certifications.
Correct me if I'm wrong but that's what I saw, but I didn't read everything do I might have missed things.
OSHA courses - markfrankjon780 - 04-05-2013
OSHA safety training is good and necessary for all the organization to maintain the safety standard of the organization and employee.
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OSHA courses - Katzepatra - 04-05-2013
OSHAcademy | Free Online OSHA Health and Safety Training - 132 Hour OSH Professional Program
The Professional Program with 25 courses says it can be worth up to 13 credits of CEU's which from what I understand means nothing in college credit. Not sure if anyone would know better then me...just been trying to find anything that says otherwise and can't.
OSHA courses - mrs.b - 04-05-2013
From the quick glance at the site, the courses themselves appear free, but if you want a completion certificate, you must pay $11.95 for an emailed certificate, or $20 plus shipping for a mailed one. The cost is per-course, so the cost could stack quickly.
Alternatively, OSHA 10-hour and 30-hour certification is widely available and should cover all those same subjects for one fee to culminate in a recognizable cert, instead of individual course completions. Here is a link on the .gov website of authorized online training sources: OSHA Outreach Training Program - OSHA-Authorized Online Outreach Training Providers
At least 10-hour training is strongly suggested for anyone who might have interaction with OSHA at some point. Our work site had two visits from OSHA under non-complaint National Emphasis programs in the last month and a half - the local branch has hired a ton of new inspectors judging from the volume of traffic to all the manufacturing companies in the area - and out of both visits, have no citations. We would not have been so fortunate a few years ago before the company required across-the-board training.