Certificate in OSHA Compliance

When you complete the National Safety Council's Certificate in OSHA Compliance, you will have the ability to read and interpret specific OSHA standards so you can be confident you know how to comply and avoid fines. You choose the compliance issues that are most important to your organization and get in-depth reviews of the relevant standards through these courses.

Anyone responsible for OSHA compliance, such as line workers, human resources, safety managers, loss control managers, safety coordinators, safety team members, and entry-level or part-time safety practitioners should take these courses.

Target standards most relevant to your organization.

• Review basic safety terms and concepts to help you better understand the principles of the Industry Standards.
• Understand how to read and interpret OSHA terms, concepts and principles to ensure compliance.
• Find out what triggers an OSHA inspection and how to be confidently and completely prepared.
• Assess your current level of compliance, identify gaps and create and implement an action plan to fill them.
• Learn practices and procedures that help identify appropriate training and protection requirements.
• Participate in discussions that break down standards in detail and answer all compliance questions.
• Take part in activities built around the standard, and work through ideas to implement back at your facility.

You Earn it by:

Successfully complete the OSHA 10-Hour Course for General Industry or for the Construction Industry and any five elective courses from the courses listed below over a three-year period to earn your Certificate in OSHA Compliance.

• Confined Space
• Lockout/Tagout
• Crane & Hoist
• Machine Guarding
• Electrical Safety
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans & Fire Prevention Plans
• Powered Industrial Trucks
• Fire Protection
• Recordkeeping
• Hazard Communication
• Walking/Working Surfaces
• Hot Work
• Welding, Cutting and Brazing

All courses available for on-site training.

Choose electives from more than a dozen titles so that you can target your specific needs. The Utah Safety Council will offer several different courses each year. Each seminar is approximately four hours in length, easily fitting your busy schedule