New York OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training
When it comes to workplace safety, no company or worker can afford to ignore the risks associated with unsafe practices. In New York, the OSHA 10 General Training provides employees with vital knowledge on workplace safety and health hazards. This program is aimed at equipping workers with the skills necessary to recognize, prevent, and respond to hazards in their workplace, ensuring they stay safe and compliant with federal regulations.
New York OSHA 10 Hour(s) Courses
Description
What Is OSHA New York 10-Hour General Industry course?
The 10-Hour OSHA General Industry Training is a foundational safety course designed for entry-level workers in warehousing, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and other general industry sectors in New York City. This training meets OSHA requirements and is also a key component of NYC Site Safety Training (SST), as mandated by the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB).
Who Needs New York OSHA Outreach 10-Hour General Industry Training?
- NYC general industry workers on DOB-regulated job sites
- Warehouse and logistics employees
- Manufacturing and production workers
- Retail and hospitality staff
- Healthcare facility employees
- Workers seeking compliance with NYC SST requirements
Why Is 10-Hour OSHA General Industry Training Required in New York?
NYC law requires workers in various general industry sectors to complete OSHA 10 training to improve workplace safety and reduce hazards. This training helps to:
✔️ Meet NYC DOB regulations
✔️ Qualify for NYC SST Worker Card (where required)
✔️ Enhance awareness of workplace safety hazards
✔️ Reduce workplace injuries and accidents
✔️ Boost job opportunities in the NYC general industry workforce
Course Breakdown: What Will You Learn?
The OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Course covers key workplace safety topics, including:
✅ Introduction to OSHA – Understanding worker rights and employer responsibilities
✅ Walking & Working Surfaces – Slips, trips, and fall prevention
✅ Hazard Communication (HazCom) – Chemical safety and labeling
✅ Electrical Safety – Recognizing and preventing electrical hazards
✅ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Proper selection and use
✅ Machine Guarding – Preventing workplace injuries from machinery
✅ Material Handling & Ergonomics – Safe lifting techniques and injury prevention
✅ Fire Prevention and Protection – OSHA fire safety regulations
✅ Health Hazards in the Workplace – Exposure to noise, chemicals, and air quality issues
Additional Benefits & Features
📜 Instant Certificate: Provided upon course completion
📬 DOL Card Delivery: Delivered within 4 to 6 weeks (usually within 2 weeks)
🎯 Retake Policy: If a trainee fails the first attempt, a second attempt is free
📖 Free Study Guide: Included with course enrollment
🏢 Manager Account: Provided for bulk purchases to track trainees’ progress and manage future purchases
🔄 Course Reassignment: If an employee leaves before starting the course, the company can reassign the course
💳 No Hidden Charges: No DOL card delivery fees, taxes, or extra charges
⏳ Course Validity: Trainees have 6 months to complete the course
👨💼 Dedicated Manager: Each company gets a dedicated 24/7 support manager via call, live chat, and email
🔹 OSHA Outreach Training Provider: Provided in partnership with UL Solutions PureSafety, an OSHA-authorized online Outreach provider
Course Price & Payment Options
💰 Course Price: $59 (Flat Rate)
🛒 Payment Plan: AfterPay available
🎓 Group Discounts: Available for bulk purchases
New York OSHA 10 & NYC SST Requirements
The NYC DOB mandates that all workers on applicable job sites with a Site Safety Plan complete OSHA 10 as part of their 40-hour SST training requirement.
How to Get an SST Card in New York?
1️⃣ Complete OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training
2️⃣ Take an additional 30-hour SST course (if required)
3️⃣ Apply for your SST Worker Card (Required for NYC job sites)
For supervisors, an SST Supervisor Card (62 Hours Total Training) may be required.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course required in New York❓
Yes. Many NYC general industry workers must complete OSHA 10 as part of their Site Safety Training (SST) requirements.
How long does OSHA 10 General Industry take to complete❓
The course requires 10 hours of study, typically completed in one or two days. Online courses allow self-paced learning.
Can I take OSHA 10-Hour General Industry online in New York❓
Yes, NYC-approved online OSHA 10 courses meet DOB regulations and count toward the SST requirement.
Does OSHA 10 Card expires❓
No, OSHA 10 certification and the DOL card you earn from this course does not expire, but the SST card must be renewed every 5 years.
What is the difference between OSHA 10 and SST❓
OSHA 10 is part of the 40-hour SST requirement for NYC workers. To get an SST Worker Card, an additional 30-hour SST course may be required.
How do I manage multiple OSHA 10 courses for my employees❓
For bulk purchases, manager accounts are provided, allowing employers to track trainee progress, retrieve courses, and manage future enrollments.