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Date & Schedule Of OSHA For All Branches
Next Morning session Start From 9TH March. 2015 Morning Timing 09.00 am to 12.00 pm Evening Timing 01.00 pm to 04.00 pm OSHA course now available in following cities: Islmamabad ,Lahore , Karachi ,Multan , Faisalabad Gujrat , Wah , Abbottabad, Deenah and Muzafarabad 
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Occupational health and safety administration course
Course contents :- Schedule: 3hours daily, 5days a week 1- Introduction to health and safety 2-Safety signs 3-Personel Protective equipments 4-Fire types and prevention 5-Fire extinguishers 6-First Aid 7-Work station and work posture 8-Electrical hazards and safety 9-Compressed gas cylinders and safety 10-Dealing with chemicals 11-Scaffolding 12-Welding cutting 13-Near miss incident & accident and injuries 14-Confined space 15-Emergency Procedure 16- Slip, trip and fall Protection 17-Rigging & Crane safety 18-Self contained breathing apparatus(SCBA) 19-Excavation 20-Work with Fork Lifters 21-Communicating H&S 22-Safe system of work 23-Permit to work procedure 24-Revision of 1 to 6 topics 25- Revision of 7 to 12 26 Revision of 3 to 18 27 Revision of 19 to 24 28 Written test 29 Viva |
OSHA Clarification from OSHA website
https://www.osha.gov/dte/outreach/faqs.html#12
OSHA training programs are intended for workers within the agency's geographic jurisdiction. These locations include the 50 U.S. States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Wake Island, Outer Continental Shelf Lands defined in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, and Johnston Island. For this reason, OSHA Outreach Training Program classes must be limited to training conducted within OSHA's geographic jurisdiction.
lthough trainers may provide safety and health training to workers outside the OSHA's geographic jurisdiction, it must be done outside of the Outreach Training Program and without OSHA's involvement.
OSHA encourages international trainers to consider alternatives for conducting occupational safety and health training that adds value for workers. In this manner, trainers will be able to select and provide the specific safety and health training needed by their target audience, and personally control and manage the program. This will allow trainers to integrate and brand their vision of safety and health which may serve as a model for safety and health training that others may choose to replicate.
Under such a plan, trainers may design and issue their own certificates, cards, badges, stickers, etc. as long as they do not indicate that the program is supported by OSHA or is a part of the OSHA Outreach Training Program.
https://www.osha.gov/dte/outreach/faqs.html#12
OSHA training programs are intended for workers within the agency's geographic jurisdiction. These locations include the 50 U.S. States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Wake Island, Outer Continental Shelf Lands defined in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, and Johnston Island. For this reason, OSHA Outreach Training Program classes must be limited to training conducted within OSHA's geographic jurisdiction.
lthough trainers may provide safety and health training to workers outside the OSHA's geographic jurisdiction, it must be done outside of the Outreach Training Program and without OSHA's involvement.
OSHA encourages international trainers to consider alternatives for conducting occupational safety and health training that adds value for workers. In this manner, trainers will be able to select and provide the specific safety and health training needed by their target audience, and personally control and manage the program. This will allow trainers to integrate and brand their vision of safety and health which may serve as a model for safety and health training that others may choose to replicate.
Under such a plan, trainers may design and issue their own certificates, cards, badges, stickers, etc. as long as they do not indicate that the program is supported by OSHA or is a part of the OSHA Outreach Training Program.
