Get-OSHA - New York OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Course
The New York OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course is an online safety training program designed by Clicksafety to offer fundamental knowledge relevant to occupational health and safety to individuals new to various industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail, distribution, storage, and warehousing. The primary objective of undertaking OSHA 10 New York General Industry training is to gain the necessary awareness and skills to effectively oversee workplaces by identifying, managing, and preventing potential hazards and risks, thus reducing the likelihood of accidents and injuries. This course aligns with the New York City Local Law 196 requirement for actively proctored online training. Moreover, the New York OSHA 10 General Industry course includes 10 hours of NYC Department of Buildings-approved Site Safety Training (SST), which is a prerequisite under NYC Local Law 196 for obtaining the SST card.
- Workers in manufacturing facilities
- Supervisors in warehouses and distribution centers
- Managers in healthcare settings (hospitals, clinics)
- Safety officers or coordinators in construction companies
- Team leaders in the hospitality industry (hotels, restaurants)
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- Maintenance personnel in various industries
- Industrial hygienists or environmental health specialists
- Occupational health nurses or physicians
- Human resources professionals responsible for workplace safety training
- Construction site foremen or forewomen
- Utility workers (electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians)
- Quality control inspectors in manufacturing
- Emergency response team members
- Government agency inspectors or compliance officers.
- Comprehensive coverage of OSHA regulations 29 CFR
- Interactive learning modules
- Accessible online or on-site training
- Experienced instructors with industry knowledge
- Industry-specific Course Outline
- Printable Certificate</span>
- ;" aria-level="1">Regular updates to reflect the latest OSHA guidelines and regulations
- Practical exercises and case studies to reinforce learning
- Flexible scheduling options to accommodate busy individuals
- Free study guide for ongoing support and reference
- Enhanced workplace safety awareness among employees
- Reduced risk of accidents, injuries, and fatalities
- Compliance with OSHA regulations, avoiding penalties and fines
- Improved employee morale and productivity
- Lower workers` compensation costs
- Protection of company reputation and brand image
- Empowerment of employees to identify and mitigate hazards
- Increased confidence in emergency response procedures
- Strengthened safety culture within the organization
- Potential for insurance cost savings due to improved safety record