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Federal OSHA Outreach

Federal OSHA 10 and 30 Outreach Training Program

The 10 and 30 Hour Federal OSHA Outreach Program has been in place since the late 1970's and has steadily grown through the years. Today, UCSD processes over 30,000 cards annually. We pride ourselves on providing a quick turn-around in servicing your card requests. It is important that you follow the rules very carefully and contact us at oshatraining@ucsd.edu if you have any questions. Welcome and on behalf of America's workforce, thank you!

Required: 2 hour Introduction to OSHA:

All 10 and 30 hour OSHA, Cal/OSHA Partnership and Maritime Outreach courses must include the new 2 hour Introduction to OSHA as outlined by the Federal government. To receive information and curriculum for this Introduction go to this Federal OSHA webpage. There you will find the Instructor and Student guides as well as a Powerpoint presentation.

Important Note: There is a required test associated with the Introduction that is not included on the Federal OSHA website. If you do not have a copy of the test and test key please contact our office by e-mail at oshatraining@ucsd.edu and we'll send you an electronic copy.

To Request Your Student Cards

These forms of submissions are offered only to Trainers not yet transitioned in to the new Online Trainer Tool.

Electronic Submission

Complete the New 2011 Trainer Report PDF Forms for Construction and/or General Industry. Adobe Reader is required to view documents in PDF format.

You will need to know the UCSD Personal Identification number (PID) you were given when you registered for your trainer course at the UCSD OSHA Training Institute. If you do not know your PID number, you can call (800) 358-9206 to speak to a representative.

Via Email, Fax or Mail

Complete the New 2011 Trainer Report PDF Forms for Construction and/or General Industry. Adobe Reader is required to view documents in PDF format.

Construction Industry and General Industry

New program guidelines have been released by OSHA. Please review these significant changes. All trainers must download and review the following documents:

Frequent Questions

Common questions are answered at the U.S. Department of Labor's OSHA Outreach Training Program site.

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