About the Course
The OSHA General Industry Outreach Training course helps workers and employers better understand workplace hazards and the measures that can be taken to prevent injuries and illnesses. The 10-hour course provides workers with an introduction to important occupational safety and health topics, while the 30-hour course offers more extensive training appropriate for supervisors, managers, safety personnel, and others with workplace safety responsibilities. Through practical instruction and real-world examples, participants develop stronger hazard-recognition skills and a better understanding of worker rights, employer responsibilities, and safe work practices. Participants who successfully complete the applicable course receive an OSHA Outreach Training Program student course completion card.
Your Instructors
Libby Cornell
Elizabeth (Libby) Cornell is an experienced environmental health and safety professional with more than a decade of experience in workplace safety, environmental compliance, and nonprofit workforce development. As an OSHA-authorized Outreach Instructor and Certified Safety and Health Official (CSHO), she has trained workers, supervisors, and community members in a wide range of occupational safety and health topics.
Libby combines real-world experience with a practical, engaging teaching style that helps students understand not only regulatory requirements, but also how to recognize hazards, reduce risk, and work safely every day. She is passionate about helping individuals build rewarding careers while promoting safer workplaces and healthier communities.