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Upon successful completion of the OSHA 10 Hour Construction Course, trainees will be awarded a temporary, printable certificate as proof of their completion, while an official plastic wallet card distributed by the DOL (Department of Labor) will be mailed to them approximately two weeks later.
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We have 10 Hour Osha General Industry Training in Bon Secour, Alabama
This is an introduction step to understanding OSHA guidelines.
Help develop safety programs to reduce employee exposures.
The 10 hours of training gives the students an insight on the hazards in their industry and how to identify and stay safe while working their normal jobs.
Help prepare your company for an OSHA inspection.
The OSHA 10 hour General Industry course was developed to insure all employees working in any industry have a solid understanding of the OSHA Standards.
The onsite training will be customized to any company’s specific needs.
Both versions will provide the student with a DOL (Department of Labor) 10 hour card from OSHA.
Be prepared for OSHA when a compliance officer shows up at your job site.
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