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29 CFR 1910

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Study Companion — 29 CFR 1910
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General-industry hazard recognition and 29 CFR 1910 study, included with all-access. Not authorized OSHA Outreach training; no OSHA card issued.

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OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Study Companion — 29 CFR 1910
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29 CFR 1910
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29 CFR 1910; supplemental 29 CFR 1904, OSH Act guidance and OSHA Outreach FAQ
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Components covered (subject scope)
General-industry hazard recognition: walking-working surfaces, exits, HazCom, PPE and electrical; Machine guarding, lockout/tagout, materials handling, recordkeeping and worker rights
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Authorized OSHA Outreach training, contact-hour credit, OSHA card, certification or license; Employer-, equipment- or task-specific training; Single-bank purchase and scored tests
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  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative HazCom text read, including SDS accessibility and training; remaining provisions documented in the bank ledger. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • eCFR 29 CFR 1910.147 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative lockout/tagout text read after OSHA extraction lacked body text and direct HTML returned 403. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • OSHA Outreach FAQ — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Program facts read; no General Industry instructional-hour split or procedure effective date verified. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..

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  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative HazCom text read, including SDS accessibility and training; remaining provisions documented in the bank ledger. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • eCFR 29 CFR 1910.147 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative lockout/tagout text read after OSHA extraction lacked body text and direct HTML returned 403. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • OSHA Outreach FAQ — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Program facts read; no General Industry instructional-hour split or procedure effective date verified. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..

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  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative HazCom text read, including SDS accessibility and training; remaining provisions documented in the bank ledger. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • eCFR 29 CFR 1910.147 — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Operative lockout/tagout text read after OSHA extraction lacked body text and direct HTML returned 403. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..
  • OSHA Outreach FAQ — accessed 2026-09-21; fetch: Program facts read; no General Industry instructional-hour split or procedure effective date verified. Recorded bank-ledger evidence; no fresh release-time fetch claimed..

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What you get: Workplace hazard-recognition practice and flashcards, included with all-access. No scored test.

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What you’ll practice.

Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, and exit routesStudy topic
Hazard communication, PPE, and electricalStudy topic
Machine guarding, lockout/tagout, and materials handlingStudy topic

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01 / Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, and exit routes

A new warehouse employee receives safety instructions in a language they cannot understand. Which worker-rights principle should guide the employer's response?

  1. Require the worker to infer hazards from equipment color
  2. Treat a signature as proof of understanding regardless of language
  3. Provide safety and health training in a language the worker understands
  4. Wait until an injury to explain the hazards
Show answer & explanation

Provide safety and health training in a language the worker understands

OSHA's worker-rights guidance identifies understandable safety and health training as a worker right.

OSHA Worker Rights and Protections — Know Your Rights

02 / Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, and exit routes

At a wet-process packaging station, what should accompany maintained drainage to the extent feasible?

  1. A rule requiring employees to stand in pooled water
  2. Dry standing places such as mats or platforms
  3. Removal of every nearby walkway
  4. A sign declaring wet floors automatically compliant
Show answer & explanation

Dry standing places such as mats or platforms

The wet-process rule calls for maintained drainage and, to the extent feasible, dry standing places.

29 CFR §1910.22(a)(2)

03 / Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, and exit routes

A damaged mezzanine walkway cannot be repaired before the next shift. What is required before workers use that area again?

  1. Guard the hazard to prevent use until it is corrected
  2. Leave it open if a supervisor knows about it
  3. Paint the damage without restricting access
  4. Allow use until the next annual inspection
Show answer & explanation

Guard the hazard to prevent use until it is corrected

Hazards must be corrected before reuse; if immediate correction is impossible, guarding must prevent employees from using the hazardous surface.

29 CFR §1910.22(d)(2)

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