Program Details

OSHA10 General Industry
https://www.milwaukeecommunityservicecorps.org/category/courses/safety-health-in-the-general-work-pl
Milwaukee Community Service Corp
07/01/2018
This certificate is a two day, 12 hour course. Content Covers: Intro to OSHA, fall safety, electrical safety, caught in between hazards, struck by hazards, tool safety, ladders, stairs, scaffold safety and labeling within the work site. Participants earn an OSHA 10 credential recognized by OSHA and recognized by companies nationally and is endorsed by the National Safety Council and NIU. Instructors are certified trainers. Work site safety is critical to avoid injury and death,.

This program is offered

None.
This Program is a fundamental course required in career pathways in Manufacturing/Production and Warehouse and Materials-Moving and Handling and related occupations.
Milwaukee Community Service Corps. (MCSC) assists trainees with job placement and also provides opportunities to practice new skills and build experience in MCSC's Work Projects Program. Trainees receive $11/hr., at Work Projects training work sites including: landscaping, home repair and renovation, snow plowing/removal, recycling, tree planting, and other projects.
Educators/Trainer are available to help trainees if they are having difficulty with training content.

Cost for OSHA10 General Industry Card
If you attend the class, you will not receive a refund for any reason.


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Not Provided

Not Provided

This institution and program are not regulated by any Wisconsin state agency or board. In this situation, one eligibility requirement is that the institution must submit at least one letter of support from an employer that speaks to the employer's experience with hiring students who complete this training program OR the employer's desire to hire students who complete the training program. The institution may submit up to two additional letters of support. You can review the letters of support for this program by clicking the link(s) below. Please note that DWD does not look into the authenticity of the letter(s).

  1. Employer - Letter of Support

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