Illinois OSHA Safety Training

OSHA Safety Training Programs in Illinois are centered around federal OSHA essential safety programs. These courses are part of the OSHA Outreach Training Program for construction and non-construction workers. Illinois is not a State Plan state, so employers operate under the federal guidelines established under the OSH Act of 1970. The OSHA General Duty Clause mandates that all companies provide a safe environment for their workers.

The Illinois Department of Labor is charged with regulation enforcement and compliance under the Illinois Occupational Safety and Health Act. This law Protects the lives, health and safety of public workers by educating employees and employers about safe working conditions and by controlling or eliminating occupational hazards.

Illinois OSHA Safety Training For Non-State Plan States

OSHA Safety Training is suggested and encouraged through the various Illinois state agencies.  Illinois is not an OSHA State Plan participant. While the Illinois OSHA monitors workplace compliance, company compliance largely based in federal OSHA regulations, guidelines, rules and directives. OSHA established the OSHA Outreach Training Program to provide workers with an easy way to study and receive their OSHA Wallet Card.  For construction workers, this includes the OSHA 10 Hour Construction Training Course which is an essential training that covers a wide variety of OSHA monitored safety hazards.  This 10 hour course for OSHA safety takes approximately two days to complete. The course can be taken wholly online through computer-based training or, can be administered on-site at substantial discounts to the employer.  The course comes with acess to a downloadable, FREE study guide. Upon successful completion, the worker will receive a certificate of completion as proof of their accomplishment. The Department of Labor OSHA Wallet Card will arrive in the mail in about four to six weeks.

Workers that need their Illinois OSHA Safety Training due to job requirements in non-construction jobs are encouraged to take the OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Training Course. This Nationally Accepted course covers the essential training for workers that are in manufacturing, distribution, health care, institutions of education and other non-construction industries. Similarly, the 10 hour course can be taken on line and finished in a two-day time period (with up to 180 days maximum). The OSHA Wallet Card follows a few weeks later. Employers may wish to have the course taught on-site to receive discounts and invoicing flexibility.

OSHA Safety Training Programs extend also to Illinois-based upervisors, foremen, line managers and executives.  The OSHA 30 Hour Construction Course is available through computer-based, online instruction, as well as on-site instruction by an OSHA-Authorized Professional. This course comes with its own downloadable, FREE study guide for the student to use during his study. The 30 hour course takes four days to complete. The instructions allows you to log in and out of multiple computers to take your training (but no more than 7.5 hours per day). At the successful end of the course you’ll get your certificate of completion as proof of your successful accomplishment. Your Department of Labor OSHA Wallet Card is sent to your in a few weeks (usually in four to six weeks)

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All Outreach Courses result in their respective DOL OSHA Completion Card