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Authorized OSHA Outreach Trainer Program

Become an OSHA Outreach Trainer​

Become an OSHA Outreach Trainer

The OSHA Authorized Outreach Training Program promotes safety and health training for workers through training often referred to as OSHA-10 hour or OSHA 30-hour classes. These classes provide workers with both basic and more advanced training about common workplace safety and health hazards, as well as their rights as employees. To conduct these classes and issue 10 and 30-hour student cards yourself, you must become an Authorized Outreach Trainer by completing a series of courses through an OSHA Training Institute Education Center like Georgia Tech. These courses are often referred to as OSHA “Train the Trainer” courses.

Training by the Numbers

over the past 5 years

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INDIVIDUALS TRAINED

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CERTIFICATES AWARDED

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ONSITE CUSTOM CLASSES

For questions about OSHA’s Outreach Training Program, contact Yavonne Jones at 404-894-7239 or by email at yavonne.jones@innovate.gatech.edu

Program Requirements and Industry Procedures

NEW! Effective October 1, 2024

Georgia Tech Outreach Trainer Webinars (Upcoming)

Plan to attend all of the webinars, as each session will include program updates, useful resources, and general important information you will need as an Authorized Outreach Trainer. You will need to register for each date that you plan to attend.

SCHEDULE:

Georgia Tech Outreach Trainer Webinars (Past Recordings)

2026

  • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer Update, GT OTIEC, January 2026 – Webinar materials (pdf) | Video (YouTube)
  • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer Update, GT OTIEC, April 2026 – Webinar materials (pdf) | Video (YouTube)
  • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer Update, GT OTIEC, July 2026 – Webinar materials (pdf) | Video (YouTube)

2025

  • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer Update, GT OTIEC, July 2025 – Webinar materials (pdf) | Video (YouTube)
  • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer Update, GT OTIEC, October 2025 – Webinar materials (pdf) | Video (YouTube)