Vector Solutions offers OSHA training online to help your team earn OSHA 10 and 30 certifications on their own schedule. Our courses cover safety fundamentals for construction and general industry, with options in English and Spanish.
This general safety training is for entry-level employees who work for employers and/or at worksites regulated by OSHA’s 1910 General Industry standards. It is an overview of the workplace hazards they might face and focuses on identification, avoidance, control, and prevention.
This training is part of OSHA’s voluntary Outreach Program and does not replace the hazard-specific training employers must provide under OSHA regulations.
We offer this OSHA training online in English, and people who complete the training receive an OSHA 10-Hour General Industry card. This training is provided by our OSHA-authorized partner ClickSafety.
This safety program is intended for entry-level employees who work for employers and/or at worksites regulated by OSHA’s 1926 Construction Industry standards. It is an overview of the type of hazards workers might face at construction workplaces and focuses on identification, avoidance, control, and prevention.
This training is part of OSHA’s voluntary Outreach Program and does not replace the hazard-specific training employers must provide under OSHA regulations.”
The training is online, conducted in English, and participants receive an OSHA 10-Hour Construction card upon course completion.
Vector Solutions is an OSHA-authorized online outreach training provider.
OSHA emphasizes that employers must communicate safety information in a way that employees can understand, which may necessitate training in languages other than English. Therefore, for Spanish-speaking learners, this safety training program is primarily intended for entry-level workers who work for employers and/or at worksites regulated by OSHA’s 1926 Construction Industry standards.
It is an overview of the type of hazards workers might face at construction workplaces and focuses on hazard identification, hazard avoidance, and hazard control and prevention. The training does not focus on OSHA standards and is not a substitute for legally required safety training in those OSHA standards.
The training is online, is conducted in Spanish, and people who complete the training will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Construction card. This training is provided by our OSHA-authorized partner, ClickSafety.
This program is intended for entry-level crew members who work for employers and/or at worksites regulated by CAL/OSHA’s Construction standards. It is an overview of the type of hazards workers might face at construction workplaces and focuses on identification, avoidance, control and prevention.
This online training is conducted in English, is appropriate for workers in California, and provides an OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry card after completion. This training is provided by ClickSafety, our OSHA-authorized partner .
This safety training course includes content intended for those with some degree of safety responsibility who work for employers and/or at job sites covered by OSHA’s 1926 Construction standards. It is an overview of the type of hazards workers might face at construction workplaces and focuses on identification, avoidance, control, and prevention.
This training is part of OSHA’s voluntary Outreach Program and does not replace the hazard-specific training employers must provide under OSHA regulations.
The training is online, is conducted in English, and people who complete the training will receive an OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry card. This training is provided by our OSHA-authorized partner ClickSafety.
This safety training program is primarily intended for entry-level workers at job sites regulated by OSHA’s 1910 Construction Industry standards and, in particular, tasks related to road construction. It is an overview of the type of hazards workers might face while performing road construction tasks and focuses on identification, avoidance, control, and prevention.
This training is part of OSHA’s voluntary Outreach Program and does not replace the hazard-specific training employers must provide under OSHA regulations.
This online OSHA training is conducted in English, and people who complete it will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry card. This training is provided by our partner ClickSafety, who are OSHA-authorized online training providers.
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"We have a lot of professional who are licensed in eight states. If we don't have Vector, they would spend half their career traveling and attending outside continuing education sessions."
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Colliers Engineering & Design, Inc. (formerly Maser Consulting)
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CHA Consulting, Inc.
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OSHA certification typically refers to the successful completion of an OSHA-authorized Outreach Training Program, such as OSHA 10 or 30. While OSHA doesn’t issue certifications directly, completing these courses through an authorized provider, like Vector Solutions, results in an official Department of Labor OSHA card, which serves as proof of training.
To help employees become OSHA 10 certified, provide access to OSHA-authorized online courses focused on Construction or General Industry. These courses cover essential safety topics and result in an official OSHA card upon completion. Using a platform like Vector LMS allows you to assign training, monitor progress, and manage records efficiently.
OSHA 10 and 30 are standardized safety training programs developed under the OSHA Outreach Training Program. OSHA 10 is intended for entry-level workers, and OSHA 30 is designed for supervisors or workers with safety responsibilities. Course options are available for Construction and General Industry, depending on your work environment.
These OSHA-authorized online courses are self-paced, available 24/7, and result in an official OSHA card upon completion, helping organizations meet regulatory and jobsite requirements efficiently.
Online OSHA-authorized outreach training offers flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. Employees can complete training on their schedule without disrupting operations. For safety managers and HR teams, it simplifies training delivery, improves recordkeeping, and supports compliance by offering centralized tracking and reporting through a learning management system.
An OSHA card is issued by the Department of Labor upon completion of an authorized OSHA 10 or 30 course. It provides documented proof that an employee has completed federally-recognized safety training. Many job sites and clients require these cards as part of contractor or workforce compliance.
Completion time will vary by course. OSHA 10 typically takes around 10 hours, while OSHA 30 takes closer to 30 hours. Learners must follow OSHA’s completion requirements, such as spending no more than 7.5 hours per day, completing training over specific number of days, and passing the final exam. Upon completion, a certificate is provided, and an official OSHA card is mailed.
Vector Solutions simplifies OSHA-approved training administration through our Learning Management System (LMS). Organizations can easily assign OSHA training online, monitor individual and team progress, automate due date reminders, and generate audit-ready reports. The LMS gives safety leaders and HR teams complete visibility into who’s completed training and who still needs it, helping teams stay compliant and build a strong safety culture.
