if you wish to finish it in a no-time, osha30hourcertifications.com should be something you could look for. It's not expensive as others, but the quality is as good as others.
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OSHA regularly offers several safety courses, including the OSHA 30. Your training coordinator can give you info and course dates and sites. This website offers a general overview of OSHA courses and how to proceed: http://www.osha.gov/dte/oti/course_faqs.html
OSHA wants every worker to go home safe
The OSHA certification is really helpful for your future. The lesson and training course are fairly short lasting around 5-6 weeks. But remember even if you get an A on the whole coure you will still have to go to your your closest OSHA certification clinic to get your cerfiction verified.
Being "OSHA certified" doesn't mean anything. In fact OSHA doesn't give certifications to anybody. It means you took a 10-30 hour safety course.
For information about OSHA, call OSHA headquarters or any of the OSHA regional offices. Go to the OSHA web site at http://www.osha.gov and select the "Contact us" link on the left or go to http://www.osha.gov/html/RAmap.html to access regional and area offices.
Is the OSHA card for forklift ?
It is incredibly effective. I would recommend taking it if your business just failed a OSHA inspection.
Yes, all electricians have to take a basic OSHA safety course to become certified. The reason being is there are a lot of safety measures that need to be taught.
There are many websites available that offer OSHA safety courses. One of the most popular websites is http://www.oshatrain.org/, where they offer free OSHA training.
Call your closest OSHA area office or go to the OSHA web site (see related link, below).
OSHA training stands for 'Occupational Safety and Health Administration'. It is a course which will boost your prevention from accidents. You can get it for free in most areas.