OSHA 30
Get your OSHA 30 card fast with OSHA 30 online training from ClickSafety. As an OSHA-authorized provider trusted by employers and workers nationwide, we make it easy to complete OSHA 30 training on your schedule, from any device. This in-depth safety course goes beyond basic awareness topics to help workers and supervisors better understand workplace hazards, OSHA requirements, and their role in creating a safer jobsite. When you finish, you'll receive instant proof of completion, and your official OSHA 30 DOL card will arrive by mail in two weeks or less.
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OSHA 30 AT A GLANCE
- Learn at your own pace with 100% online training
- Available for Construction and General Industry supervisors
- OSHA DOL Card ships in two weeks
- Also available in Spanish and NYC SST Compliant
WHO NEEDS OSHA 30 TRAINING?
OSHA 30 training (also sometimes referred to as OSHA 30 certification) is intended for workers who have safety responsibilities on the job or want a more comprehensive understanding of OSHA standards. Many employers require OSHA 30 training for leadership positions because the course provides broader coverage of workplace hazards, regulatory requirements, and safety responsibilities than OSHA 10.
OSHA 30 training may be right for you if you are:
- A supervisor, foreman, superintendent, or crew leader
- An experienced worker looking to expand your safety knowledge
- A contractor working on projects that require OSHA 30 credentials
- An employer responsible for safety performance and compliance
- A worker preparing for advancement into a leadership role
- A company that is training supervisors across construction or general industry operations
By completing an OSHA 30 online course, you gain practical knowledge that can help improve hazard awareness, strengthen safety culture, and support OSHA compliance across your organization.
Which OSHA 30 Course Should I Take?
The right OSHA 30 course depends on where you work, the industry you support, and any project-specific requirements. ClickSafety offers OSHA-authorized OSHA 30 training for construction and general industry workers, including options that meet specialized compliance needs.
| Course | Best For | Why This Course |
| OSHA 30 Construction | Construction supervisors and experienced tradespeople | Standard training for most construction supervisor jobs; widely required by employers |
| OSHA 30 General Industry | Supervisors and experienced workers in non-construction workplaces | Focuses on common workplace hazards in facility-based settings such as factories, warehouses, manufacturing facilities and fulfillment centers |
| OSHA 30 General Industry (Spanish) | Spanish-speaking general industry experienced workers and supervisors | Delivers the same OSHA-authorized training content in Spanish to support workforce accessibility and compliance |
| OSHA 30 Construction with Voice Authentication | Workers who need identity-verified online training | Includes voice authentication technology and meets NYC DOB (LL196) requirements for NYC SST training |
Whether you're managing a jobsite, leading a crew, or preparing for your next career opportunity, ClickSafety offers easy, flexible OSHA 30-hour training options designed to help you build safety knowledge, get your OSHA 30 card, stay compliant, and meet employer requirements.
Thirty hours is the minimum requirement for completing OSHA 30 training, but as the course is self-paced, it can take longer. OSHA requires that an online OSHA 30 course be completed within 180 days from the day you begin the training.
The final exam for the online OSHA 30-Hour course for General Industry has 30 questions. Our new and improved OSHA 30-Hour course for Construction has 20 questions on the final exam.
Your OSHA course includes 180 days of access to the online course from the day you start the course, a plastic DOL OSHA card, and OSHA 30-hour certificate upon successfully completing the course.
OSHA courses only allow 3 attempts for all checkpoint exams, as well as the final exam. The final exam requires a minimum score of 70% to pass, as required by the OSHA-Authorized Online Outreach Training Provider program.
As soon as you complete the final Exam and submit the OSHA Course Evaluation, you will be able to print an OSHA 30-hour certificate directly from your computer. Your OSHA 30 card will ship within two weeks.
ClickSafety recommends that individuals renew their OSHA 30 training every 3-4 years in order to stay current with new and changing OSHA regulations. While DOL cards do not expire at the federal level, some states, industries, and job sites may have their own individual requirements.
We recommend OSHA 30 training online because it offers superior flexibility and affordability. ClickSafety’s OSHA 30 training online allows you to work at your own pace, anytime and anywhere, and is generally less expensive than in-person classes due to reduced overhead. In-person training is less flexible, more costly, and requires you to adhere to a set schedule and location. Choose the OSHA 30 online course if you want convenience and cost savings.
People often say “OSHA 30 certification” or “OSHA 30 certification online” because it’s a common name for OSHA Outreach Training Program. However, despite common misconceptions, OSHA does not certify workers, so you cannot get an OSHA 30 certification. However, you can earn an OSHA 30 card by completing a course through an OSHA-authorized training provider, such as ClickSafety.
Being an OSHA-Authorized Online Provider means that ClickSafety has met the rigorous standards set by OSHA to deliver OSHA 30-hour training courses. When purchasing training for yourself or a group, it's crucial to ensure the provider's authenticity, as not all companies are an OSHA-Authorized Online Provider. OSHA provides a list of trusted online providers, like ClickSafety, which collaborate with designated OSHA Training Institutes to uphold the quality of these courses.