OSHA 133-Hours General Industry Safety and Health Professional

OSHA 133-Hour General Industry Safety and Health Professional

Course Description:

The OSHA 133-Hour General Industry Safety and Health Professional course is an advanced, comprehensive training program designed for safety professionals, supervisors, and managers working in general industry environments. This course provides an in-depth understanding of OSHA standards, regulations, and practices to ensure workplace health and safety compliance and leadership. Covering essential topics such as hazard recognition, industrial hygiene, safety program development, emergency preparedness, ergonomics, and more, this program equips learners with the tools needed to build and sustain a proactive safety culture.

Successful completion of this 133-hour course positions participants as knowledgeable and competent safety professionals capable of overseeing health and safety programs, reducing risk, and driving continuous improvement in workplace safety.

Course Audience:

This course is ideal for:

Safety and health professionals, Plant managers and supervisors, Human resources and risk management personnel, Maintenance and facility personnel, Safety committee members, Safety consultants, Anyone seeking a career as an OSHA-authorized safety and health professional

Course Benefits:

·       Receive a comprehensive understanding of OSHA General Industry standards (29 CFR 1910)

·       Develop the skills necessary to create, implement, and manage effective safety programs

·       Learn how to conduct workplace inspections, audits, and accident investigations

·       Reduce incidents, injuries, and regulatory violations

·       Improve workplace safety culture and compliance

·       Enhance career advancement opportunities in safety and health fields

·       Earn a professional credential recognizing expertise in general industry safety

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:

·       Interpret and apply OSHA standards and regulations to real-world general industry settings.

·       Identify and mitigate a wide range of workplace hazards.

·       Conduct effective safety audits and hazard assessments.

·       Develop and manage safety and health programs in alignment with OSHA requirements.

·       Create and deliver safety training programs to employees and supervisors.

·       Respond to and investigate workplace incidents and implement corrective actions.

·       Promote a proactive safety culture and engage employees in hazard prevention.

·       Maintain records and documentation in compliance with OSHA reporting and recording standards.

Course Elements / Modules:

The 133 hours are typically composed of multiple modules covering a wide range of safety topics:

·       OSHA Introduction & Overview

·       OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Standards

·       OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Outreach Training

·       Hazard Communication (HAZCOM/GHS)

·       Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

·       Machine Guarding

·       Electrical Safety (NFPA 70E Overview)

·       Confined Space Entry

·       Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

·       Fall Protection

·       Ergonomics in General Industry

·       Walking-Working Surfaces & Ladder Safety

·       Industrial Hygiene & Air Monitoring

·       Bloodborne Pathogens

·       Fire Protection & Emergency Planning

·       Workplace Violence Prevention

·       Accident Investigation Techniques

·       Recordkeeping Requirements (OSHA 300 Logs)

·       Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

·       Safety Program Development & Management

·       Root Cause Analysis

·       Workplace Safety Culture & Leadership

·       Behavior-Based Safety (BBS)

·       Hazardous Materials Handling & Storage

·       Respiratory Protection Programs

·       Safety Metrics and KPIs

·       Training Techniques for Safety Professionals

Final Capstone Assessment & Project