OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety (Outreach-aligned)

The short answer. The 10-Hour General Industry curriculum is the entry-level safety orientation for non-construction workers — manufacturing, warehousing, energy, and other 1910-standard environments. Built to OSHA Outreach 10-Hour General Industry standards. Federal OSHA Outreach card issuance is on the platform launch roadmap; current students receive a verifiable course-completion certificate.

The course covers the workplace hazards an entry-level employee is most likely to meet on day one of a general-industry job. Walking-working surfaces, electrical safety, exit routes, PPE, hazard communication, materials handling — the topics that populate the OSHA Top 10 most-cited standards every year.

Built for the worker who does not have safety in their job title but is responsible for not getting hurt and not hurting anyone next to them. Self-paced. Phone, tablet, laptop. Verifiable course-completion certificate.

What you'll learn

• Introduction to OSHA
• Walking-Working Surfaces
• Exit Routes and Emergency Action Plans
• Electrical
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Hazard Communication
• Materials Handling

Who it's for

Entry-level general-industry workers across manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, food processing, power and energy, and similar non-construction environments. If you supervise crews or run a 1910-standard program, take the 30-Hour General Industry course instead.

Certificate validity

Federal OSHA Outreach cards are recognized in all 50 U.S. states and valid five years. Granite Safety's curriculum is built to those standards; federal Outreach card issuance is on our platform launch roadmap. State-plan states accept the federal card; certain industries layer additional state requirements that we flag at enrollment.

What it costs

Charter Member price: $62 per seat (30% off Year One, locked for life). MSRP: $89. Talk to us about crew enrollment.