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What Does "OSHA 30" Mean?

"OSHA 30" is the Outreach training intended for those with supervisory duties, including safety directors, forepersons, and field supervisors. This 30-hour course covers a more extensive range of topics, as supervisors need to know the rules for everyone working under them.

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What Is OSHA 30 Certification Good For?

OSHA 30 training is designed for supervisors, managers, and workers with safety responsibilities in construction or general industry. While OSHA does not certify workers, completing an OSHA 30-hour course provides in-depth training on workplace hazards, OSHA regulations, and safety best practices. Many employers require OSHA 30 training to comply with workplace safety standards and reduce the risk of accidents, injuries, and OSHA violations.

How Do I Get My OSHA 30-Hour Training & Certificate?

All of our online OSHA training courses can be taken from the convenience of your home. Not only do our courses allow you to satisfy OSHA requirements from home, but they are also self-paced and can be completed whenever you wish within a year of your purchase.

Upon successful completion of your OSHA 30-Hour Course through an OSHA-Authorized Trainer, you will be able to take the final exam to receive your card.

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Does OSHA 30 Include OSHA 10?

No, OSHA 30 does not technically include OSHA 10. However, it does cover all OSHA 10 topics along with more advanced safety concepts in greater detail. Upon completing the OSHA 30 course, you will receive only the OSHA 30 card—not both OSHA 10 and 30.

When choosing between the two, consider which course best suits your job role and level of responsibility. For more details, visit: What is the Difference Between OSHA 10 & OSHA 30?

What are the Rules for OSHA Training Online?

For OSHA 30 training programs, students must:

• Spend at least 1,800 minutes or 30 hours in the course.
• Only spend a maximum of 7 hours and 30 minutes in the course each day. 
• Complete a survey evaluating the course upon completion. 
• Pass all tests and the final exam with a score of at least 70% in three attempts or less. 
• Only access the training within U.S. Jurisdiction.

What Jobs Can You Get with OSHA 30 Certification?

OSHA 30 training can help qualify you for supervisory and safety-related roles in various industries. Common jobs that require or prefer OSHA 30 training include:

• Construction Foreman or Supervisor 
• Site Safety Coordinator 
• Project Manager 
• General Contractor 
• Warehouse Manager 
• Manufacturing Supervisor 
• Health and Safety Officer 
• Facilities Manager 

How Much Does it Cost?

In general, online training courses cost between $160 to $190. OSHA allows for little flexibility in the material covered in online safety courses.

How Many Questions Are on the Final Exam?

The final exam for 30-hour OSHA courses includes 100 questions, requiring a minimum score of 70% to pass.

What Happens if You Fail?

All online Occupational Safety and Health Administration courses are Pass/Fail, meaning they are not graded. You will be given three attempts to pass an exam and must score at least 70%. If you receive a failing grade three times on any one exam, it is considered a course failure. To retake the exam, you need to register for a new course and start from the beginning.

Is OSHA 30 Certification Worth It?

Officially, there’s no such thing as "OSHA 30 certification," and OSHA discourages the phrase. When websites use the term, they generally refer to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Outreach program. If you pass a course from an authorized training provider, like the ones on this page, the DOL will issue you an official 30-hour card. Though these cards aren't required, they are required by certain states and kinds of employers.

How Long Does OSHA 30-Hour Training Last?

Although DOL cards don't expire at the federal level, some states and industries have unique requirements. Regardless, we recommend you renew your training every 3-4 years to stay current with any Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulation changes.

Is OSHA 30 Hard to Pass?

While OSHA 30 requires dedicated effort and active participation, it is within your reach. You also have up to three attempts to pass each quiz and the final exam with a minimum score of 70%. Only when you do not pass after your third attempt will you need to re-enroll in a new course and start over from the beginning.

How Much Time Does it Take to Complete OSHA 30?

OSHA requires a minimum of 30 hours of seat time for online OSHA Outreach training. However, this does not include the time spent on quizzes, module assessments, or the final exam, so the total time needed to complete the course will vary based on your individual pace. Additionally, OSHA imposes daily time limits on course progress, which can further affect how long it takes to finish.

Important: You will only be able to access the final exam after:

• Meeting the minimum 30-hour seat time requirement
• Completing all lessons, modules, and quizzes

For more details on these rules and requirements, please refer to the rest of our FAQs.

Can I Complete OSHA 30 in Fewer Than 30 Hours?

Completing OSHA 30 in less than 30 hours is not an option. The course is structured to provide 30 hours of instruction covering specific safety topics, and instructors must certify completion within the designated timeframe.

Is OSHA 30 Beneficial for Your Resume?

Absolutely! Potential employers across various industries view candidates with OSHA Outreach training more favorably. While completing the training does not guarantee that you will be hired, having OSHA Outreach training on your resume showcases a strong commitment to workplace safety and health.

OSHA-30 Training can help employers know that an applicant is aware of common hazards, workplace hazards, safety standards, and is up to date on safety regulations. This can help separate candidates for entry-level workers. These mandatory topics help ensure that employees are aware of their individual safety responsibility.

While OSHA-Authorized training can be beneficial to your resume, there may be additional employer responsibilities depending on your specific industry and if there is additional training for workers. OSHA-30 training requirements are covered by the online training provider.

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