OSHA-10 Safety Certification is a ten-hour training credential in occupational safety and health for entry-level workers.
Who issues it
The certification comes from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), an agency of the United States Department of Labor, through its Outreach Training Program.
Which program prepares for it
In InterCoast Colleges’ Electrical Training Program and HVAC Technician program, OSHA-10 Safety Certification is covered in the course ATP104, Intro to Trades, Construction Math, OSHA Safety & NEC.
The catalog’s certification table lists OSHA-10 Safety Certification for the Electrical Training Program, the HVAC Technician program and the PLUMBING TECHNICIAN program.
The catalog states: “Students enrolled in the Electrical Training Program, Plumbing Technician program, or the HVAC Technician program will be required to complete OSHA-10 training. This training includes mandatory attendance at scheduled live video conferencing sessions in order to earn the certification.”
This course provides a basic overview of the construction trade and safety measures.
Alongside it, see EPA Section 608, CPR and the National Electrical Code; both the Electrical Training Program and the HVAC Technician program cover it.
This topic is covered in the Electrical Training Program at InterCoast Colleges.