How to Get OSHA Certification
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforces regulations designed to keep the workplace safe. Get OSHA certification for your occupation and/or business.
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You Will Need
- Internet access
- Nearby OSHA training facility
- Online trainer
- Completion card
Steps
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Step 1
Go to the OSHA website
Go to the Certificate and Degree Programs page at osha.gov. Read certificate program descriptions specific to your occupation.
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Step 2
Go to outreachtrainers.org
Go to an OSHA-recommended website, and enter your zip code to search for an OTI (OSHA Training Institute) facility near you.
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OSHA certification courses at an OTI facility are typically 10 to 30 hours.
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Step 3
E-mail for a current list of online trainers
E-mail the Department of Labor for a current online trainer list at [email protected] if you don't live near an OTI facility.
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Step 4
Enroll in a training program
Enroll in a training program online or at an OTI facility. After taking classes, you'll get your certification or completion card and be OSHA certified.
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