132-hour Occupational Safety and Health Professional Training Course
Comprehensive 132-hour OSH Professional training covering safety management, hazard control, OSHA compliance.
Course Title
132-hour Occupational Safety and Health Professional
Course Duration
19 Days
Competency Assessment Criteria
Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led) or Online (Instructor-Led)
Service Coverage
Saudi Arabia - Bahrain - Kuwait - Philippines
Course Average Passing Rate
96%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report(s) + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Certification is provided upon successful completion. The certificate can be verified through a QR-Code system.
Certification Provider
OSHAcademy - USA
Certificate Validity
No Expiration (Lifetime)
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi / Pashto
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Overview
This comprehensive 132-Hour Occupational Safety and Health Professional training program provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for designing, implementing, and managing comprehensive safety and health programs across diverse industries. The program covers fundamental occupational safety principles along with advanced techniques for safety management system development, hazard analysis, accident investigation, and safety training delivery.
Participants will learn to apply OSHA standards and best practices covering safety committee operations, hazard communication, personal protective equipment selection, confined space entry, fall protection, emergency action planning, and workplace violence prevention. This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications addressing safety program management including (safety leadership, regulatory compliance, training development, ergonomics management, industrial hygiene principles), risk assessment methodologies, incident investigation techniques, and safety culture development while emphasizing organizational safety excellence and worker protection throughout all facility operations.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand comprehensive safety management system principles and OSHA requirements
Implement effective safety committee operations and meeting facilitation
Apply proper accident investigation and root cause analysis techniques
Develop and deliver occupational safety and health training programs
Conduct hazard analysis and implement hierarchical control measures
Establish hazard communication and job hazard analysis programs
Select and manage personal protective equipment and energy control programs
Implement specialized safety programs including confined space, fall protection, and ergonomics
Develop emergency action plans and workplace violence prevention strategies
Apply industrial hygiene and program management principles
Group Exercises
N/A by OSHAcademy
Knowledge Assessment
OSHAcademy Knowledge Assessment
Course Outline
Subcourses:
700: Introduction to Safety Management
701: Effective Safety Committee Operations
702: Effective Accident Investigation
703: Introduction to OSH Training
704: Hazard Analysis and Control
705: Hazard Communication Program
706: Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis
707: Effective OSH Committee Meetings
708: OSHA 300 Recordkeeping
709: Personal Protective Equipment
710: Energy Control Program (Lockout/Tagout)
711: Introduction to Ergonomics
712: Safety Supervision and Leadership
713: Confined Space Program
714: Fall Protection Program
715: Electrical Safety Basics
716: Safety Management System Evaluation
717: Emergency Action Plans
718: Fire Prevention Plans
719: Fleet Safety Management
720: Preventing Workplace Violence
721: Developing OSH Training
722: Ergonomics Program Management
723: Conducting OSH Training
750: Introduction to Industrial Hygiene
755: Bloodborne Pathogens Program Management
Practical Assessment
OSHAcademy Practical Assessment
Gained Core Technical Skills
Designing and implementing comprehensive safety management systems including (safety policies, procedures, program evaluation, and continuous improvement strategies)
Conducting systematic accident investigations using Root Cause Analysis (RCA) methodologies including (incident documentation, witness interviews, and corrective action development)
Developing and delivering effective occupational safety and health training programs including (needs assessment, curriculum design, instructional methods, and training evaluation)
Performing comprehensive hazard analysis and control including (hazard identification techniques, risk assessment matrices, and hierarchy of controls application)
Establishing and managing specialized safety programs including (confined space entry, fall protection, lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment programs)
Conducting Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) including (task breakdown, hazard identification, control measure selection, and procedure documentation)
Implementing hazard communication programs aligned with OSHA standards including (chemical inventory management, Safety Data Sheets administration, and employee training)
Facilitating effective safety committee operations including (meeting management, member engagement, agenda development, and action item tracking)
Applying ergonomics principles and program management including (workstation assessment, musculoskeletal disorder prevention, and ergonomic control implementation)
Managing OSHA recordkeeping requirements including (injury and illness logging, Form 300 completion, annual summary preparation, and compliance reporting)
Training Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
Targeted Audience
Safety Managers and Directors responsible for facility safety programs
Safety Coordinators and Officers implementing organizational safety systems
Operations Managers overseeing workplace safety compliance
Human Resources Personnel developing safety policies and procedures
Facility Managers responsible for occupational health and safety
Plant Managers integrating safety into production operations
Environmental Health and Safety Specialists
Safety Consultants providing professional safety services
Supervisors and Team Leaders with safety responsibilities
Industrial Hygienists managing occupational health programs
Risk Management Personnel assessing organizational safety risks
Compliance Officers ensuring regulatory adherence
Why Choose This Course
Comprehensive coverage of occupational safety and health professional competencies
Alignment with OSHA standards and industry best practices
Structured 26-course program ensuring thorough professional development
Practical approach to safety management system design and implementation
Focus on developing leadership and communication skills for safety professionals
Understanding of program management across multiple safety disciplines
Development of training design and delivery capabilities
Enhancement of accident investigation and root cause analysis skills
Flexible online learning format allowing self-paced completion
Preparation for advanced safety management roles and responsibilities
Recognition by Institute for Safety and Health Management for Associate Safety Health Manager certification
Potential for university transfer credits and continuing education units
Completion of six additional programs: 48-hour OSH Manager, 44-hour OSH Specialist, 36-hour OSH Train-the-Trainer, 36-hour OSH Supervisor, 36-hour Safety Committee Chair, and 32-hour Safety Committee Member
Note
Course Outline
Subcourses:
700: Introduction to Safety Management
701: Effective Safety Committee Operations
702: Effective Accident Investigation
703: Introduction to OSH Training
704: Hazard Analysis and Control
705: Hazard Communication Program
706: Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis
707: Effective OSH Committee Meetings
708: OSHA 300 Recordkeeping
709: Personal Protective Equipment
710: Energy Control Program (Lockout/Tagout)
711: Introduction to Ergonomics
712: Safety Supervision and Leadership
713: Confined Space Program
714: Fall Protection Program
715: Electrical Safety Basics
716: Safety Management System Evaluation
717: Emergency Action Plans
718: Fire Prevention Plans
719: Fleet Safety Management
720: Preventing Workplace Violence
721: Developing OSH Training
722: Ergonomics Program Management
723: Conducting OSH Training
750: Introduction to Industrial Hygiene
755: Bloodborne Pathogens Program Management
Why Choose This Course?
Comprehensive coverage of occupational safety and health professional competencies
Alignment with OSHA standards and industry best practices
Structured 26-course program ensuring thorough professional development
Practical approach to safety management system design and implementation
Focus on developing leadership and communication skills for safety professionals
Understanding of program management across multiple safety disciplines
Development of training design and delivery capabilities
Enhancement of accident investigation and root cause analysis skills
Flexible online learning format allowing self-paced completion
Preparation for advanced safety management roles and responsibilities
Recognition by Institute for Safety and Health Management for Associate Safety Health Manager certification
Potential for university transfer credits and continuing education units
Completion of six additional programs: 48-hour OSH Manager, 44-hour OSH Specialist, 36-hour OSH Train-the-Trainer, 36-hour OSH Supervisor, 36-hour Safety Committee Chair, and 32-hour Safety Committee Member
Practical Assessment
OSHAcademy Practical Assessment
Course Overview
This comprehensive 132-Hour Occupational Safety and Health Professional training program provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for designing, implementing, and managing comprehensive safety and health programs across diverse industries. The program covers fundamental occupational safety principles along with advanced techniques for safety management system development, hazard analysis, accident investigation, and safety training delivery.
Participants will learn to apply OSHA standards and best practices covering safety committee operations, hazard communication, personal protective equipment selection, confined space entry, fall protection, emergency action planning, and workplace violence prevention. This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications addressing safety program management including (safety leadership, regulatory compliance, training development, ergonomics management, industrial hygiene principles), risk assessment methodologies, incident investigation techniques, and safety culture development while emphasizing organizational safety excellence and worker protection throughout all facility operations.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand comprehensive safety management system principles and OSHA requirements
Implement effective safety committee operations and meeting facilitation
Apply proper accident investigation and root cause analysis techniques
Develop and deliver occupational safety and health training programs
Conduct hazard analysis and implement hierarchical control measures
Establish hazard communication and job hazard analysis programs
Select and manage personal protective equipment and energy control programs
Implement specialized safety programs including confined space, fall protection, and ergonomics
Develop emergency action plans and workplace violence prevention strategies
Apply industrial hygiene and program management principles
Knowledge Assessment
OSHAcademy Knowledge Assessment
Targeted Audience
Safety Managers and Directors responsible for facility safety programs
Safety Coordinators and Officers implementing organizational safety systems
Operations Managers overseeing workplace safety compliance
Human Resources Personnel developing safety policies and procedures
Facility Managers responsible for occupational health and safety
Plant Managers integrating safety into production operations
Environmental Health and Safety Specialists
Safety Consultants providing professional safety services
Supervisors and Team Leaders with safety responsibilities
Industrial Hygienists managing occupational health programs
Risk Management Personnel assessing organizational safety risks
Compliance Officers ensuring regulatory adherence
