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No signup, no cost, no catch. Use these tools to prepare for your training, understand state laws, or get answers fast.

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Which OSHA Training Do I Need?

Answer 3 quick questions and get a personalized recommendation — OSHA 10 or 30, Construction or General Industry. Takes under 60 seconds.

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Free OSHA 10 Practice Test

10 real-style questions covering the most common OSHA 10 exam topics. See exactly what the course covers and check if you're ready to enroll.

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Free OSHA 30 Practice Test

10 supervisor-level questions covering the most common OSHA 30 exam topics. Ideal for foremen, safety leads, and supervisors before enrolling.

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State OSHA Requirements Guide

Does your state require OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 by law? Full guide covering all 50 states — mandates, deadlines, thresholds, and penalties.

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Lost Your OSHA (DOL) Card?

Lost or damaged your OSHA (DOL) wallet card? Here's exactly how to request a replacement — step by step, no stress.

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OSHA Guides & Articles

In-depth guides on OSHA fines, training requirements, state laws, and workplace safety — written for workers and employers by OSHA training specialists.

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DOL-Authorized Courses

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All courses are 100% online, self-paced, DOL-authorized, and IACET accredited. Official OSHA (DOL) card mailed within 3–5 weeks.

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Most Popular · Construction
OSHA 10-Hour Construction

For entry-level workers on job sites, trades, and contractors. Required by state law in 8+ states and by most major GCs.

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Supervisors & Foremen · Construction
OSHA 30-Hour Construction

For foremen, supervisors, and safety leads on construction sites. Required for supervisory roles on most federal and GC projects.

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Entry Level · General Industry
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry

For entry-level workers in warehousing, manufacturing, healthcare, and facilities. Required by many major employers before day one.

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Supervisors & Managers · General Industry
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry

For supervisors, team leads, and safety officers in manufacturing, warehousing, and healthcare. Demonstrates supervisory-level safety knowledge.

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Learning Hub — FAQ

Quick answers to the most common OSHA training questions — before you enroll.

Which OSHA training do I need — 10 or 30, Construction or General Industry?

If you work on construction sites, you need a Construction course. If you work in warehousing, manufacturing, healthcare, or facilities, you need a General Industry course. Workers and new hires take the 10-hour course. Supervisors, foremen, and safety leads take the 30-hour course. Use our Which OSHA Training tool for a personalized recommendation in under 60 seconds.

Is my state OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 training required by law?

Several states require OSHA 10 Construction by law for workers on covered public works projects — including New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Nevada, Missouri, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. OSHA 10 General Industry is primarily employer-mandated rather than state-mandated. See our full State OSHA Requirements guide for all 50 states.

How is an OSHA 10 Practice Test helpful?

The free practice test shows you exactly what topics are covered in the OSHA 10 exam — fall protection, electrical safety, PPE, and more. It helps you gauge your existing knowledge before enrolling and gives you a sense of the exam format so there are no surprises. It takes under 3 minutes and requires no signup.

What if I lost my OSHA (DOL) card?

Your OSHA (DOL) card can be replaced. Contact the provider you took your original training through — they can request a replacement card from the DOL on your behalf. Your digital completion certificate also serves as backup proof while your replacement card is being processed. See our Lost OSHA Card guide for step-by-step instructions.

Is online OSHA training legitimate?

Yes — when the provider is DOL-authorized. The U.S. Department of Labor authorizes specific providers to deliver OSHA Outreach Training online. The OSHA (DOL) card issued from DOL-authorized online training is identical to one earned in a classroom — it does not say "online" on the card. Always verify that any provider you use is DOL-authorized before paying.

Does the OSHA (DOL) card expire?

The OSHA (DOL) card has no federal expiry date. However, some states, employers, GCs, and project owners require refresher training every 3–5 years. Always check with your employer or GC about their specific renewal policy before assuming your card is still accepted.

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