The OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course is a nationally recognized training program that teaches workers how to identify, avoid, and prevent common workplace hazards. Covering topics like PPE, hazard communication, machine safety, and emergency response, the course provides practical tools for creating a safer work environment. Participants also learn about their OSHA rights, employer responsibilities, and how to report incidents. Upon completion, students receive an official OSHA card, a widely accepted credential in many industries. $10 for an ID Card due to instructor.