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You've Finished OSHA Safety Training - Now What?

While many take 10- or 30-Hour OSHA Outreach training to satisfy a workplace or job site requirement, OSHA training can offer many additional benefits to OSHA card holders. Here are some tips for how you can make the most out of your OSHA certificate.

Update Your Resume

Congrats on passing your course! Be sure to update your resume with the title of the course you completed and the card/certificates you achieved. In most cases these courses will not expire!

Get A New Job

If you don't already have a job lined up, getting your OSHA card can let employers know you have a solid baseline of safety training. Make sure your LinkedIn and resume are updated to include your certificate, and make sure prospective employers know that you've already taken the steps to get trained - they'll like that! If you've already got a job, update your LinkedIn and resume anyway! Future you will thank you for your diligence.

Join Your Company Safety Committee

Many companies are required by state or federal law to have special safety groups or committees responsible for reviewing safety practices, training materials and safety complaints in the workplace. With your new safety training, you could be a valuable addition to your corporate safety committee!

Use Social Media to Network

Social media platforms can help you keep up-to-date on safety news, solve safety-related problems or develop ideas for safety training. Look for professional networking groups in your industry to make valuable connections with peers and employers.

Continue Your Workplace Safety Education

Whether you're getting your first 10-hour OSHA card or are an experienced safety professional, there's always more to learn! We offer multiple safety training options, including 10-Hour Training, 30-Hour Training, HAZWOPER training for handling hazardous waste, and focused one-hour certificate courses for more specialized training on a topic in your field.

Share Bulk Discounts With Your Company

Many companies have ongoing safety training needs but leave the decision for where to train up to employees. This leaves HUGE savings on the table! Companies can save big by purchasing safety training courses in bulk. Whether they pay for training themselves or pass the savings on to employees, companies with training needs should contact our sales team for the best deals possible or visit our Bulk Registration page for easy bulk discounts on OSHA training courses.

Be Alert & Be Safe!

If there's one thing we hope you learn from safety training, it is that being alert and ever-vigilant to safety hazards is the number one preventative measure for accidents. We hope that learning about these hazards, what to look for and how to handle them will help you stay forever safe at your job sites and beyond.

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