Industrial & Occupational Health and Safety Training Program

Ready to start your career
as a safety professional?

Your next career can't be automated.

Our 3-week training program will prepare you to take the next step in your new career.

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$83,910

median annual salary

Source: BLS.gov ↗

12%*

projected growth 2024–2034

Source: BLS.gov ↗

18,300

new openings per year

Source: BLS.gov ↗

* Faster than average growth across all occupations · Federally mandated demand

The Program

Topics covered in this course.

This isn't a theory course. The program is built around real-world knowledge used in construction, oil & gas, chemical plants, manufacturing, industrial operations, and emergency response — taught the way safety professionals actually use it in the field — and more.

Hazard Recognition & Risk

  • Identifying occupational hazards in the workplace
  • Severity and probability risk matrix
  • Performing risk analysis for jobs and processes
  • Job Safety Analysis (JSA/JHA/JTA)
  • Industrial hygiene
  • Respirators
  • Permitting

Regulations & Standards

  • Using the CFRs
  • Determining regulatory requirements and implementing corrective actions
  • Multiemployer policy, citations, and inspections
  • ANSI Standards
  • ISO Standards
  • EM 385
  • NFPA
  • NEC
  • Other agency safety standards

Incident & Accident Management

  • True cost of accidents
  • Direct/indirect accident causes
  • Calculating incidence rates
  • Accident investigations
  • Recording and reporting occupational injuries
  • Preventative and post accident management
  • Injury management

Safety Administration & Programs

  • Safety Management Systems
  • Developing and maintaining safety plans, programs, and manuals
  • Developing safety initiatives and goals
  • Safety audits and inspections
  • SMS budgeting
  • Recognition, Incentive, and Discipline programs

Hazard Controls & Operations

  • Confined spaces
  • Lock out Tag out
  • Electrical safety
  • Scaffold safety
  • Fire protection
  • Excavations
  • Cranes
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Machine Guarding
  • Hazard Communication
  • Walking and working surfaces

Leadership & Emerging Topics

  • Leadership in Safety
  • Management roles and responsibilities
  • Managing risks
  • Training your employees
  • Preparing and presenting safety presentations
  • Technology in safety today
  • AI and safety
  • Incident Command Systems
  • ...and more
Optional Add-On

Week 4: On-Site Visits

The optional add-on runs in week 4 — Tuesday through Thursday on a real job site with your instructor. You observe operations, review physical safety conditions, and apply what you learned online to actual working sites.

  • Live worksite observation
  • Physical hazard review
  • Field application with your instructor

yoursafetycareer.com trains students to actually perform the job of a Safety Professional — not just pass a test. Students work through real-life scenarios, field-based instruction, safety management systems, hazard recognition, risk assessments, incident investigation techniques, and OSHA compliance procedures used by working safety professionals every day. Whether you're starting a new career, transitioning from the trades, or moving into leadership, this program is built to prepare you for real opportunities in the growing safety industry.

Your Instructors

People who've worked
the sites they teach.

Our lead instructors hold the CSP, ASP, COSM, COSS, CSSM, CSST, and First Aid/CPR Instructor credentials, with OSHA-500 and OSHA-501 authorizations and NCCER SME Advisor status. Over 20 years of hands-on work spanning industrial and commercial construction, oil and gas, chemical processing, and hazardous environments.

Our instructors have worked in the field, managed and directed safety departments, and have personally seen this work from all angles — from military and federal service to regional safety management across the Gulf Coast. They contact you before the cohort starts.

CSP · ASP · COSM · COSS · CSSM · CSST
OSHA-500 · OSHA-501 Authorized · NCCER SME Advisor
OSHA Training Institute — Construction, General Industry, Confined Spaces, Crane/Derrick, H2S, Accident Investigation, Machine Guarding, Excavations
BP Deepwater Horizon · Gulf Coast Regional Safety Management · Tank Terminal Facilities
Military & Federal Service
Contacts every registrant personally before day one
Industrial safety professionals on a job site
"Every job site requires a trained human.
That's not changing."

What's Included

Exam prep, live instruction, monthly cohorts.

Exam Preparation

The curriculum covers core health and safety concepts tested in industry certification exams. Study guides and reference materials are included.

Live Cohort Sessions

Three weeks of live online sessions, Mon–Fri, with our instructors. Learn alongside others making the same career move.

Monthly Cohorts

Cohorts begin on the first Monday of each month. Pick the start date that fits your schedule. No waiting.

OSHA's General Duty Clause requires employers to maintain workplaces free from recognized hazards. Specific standards under 29 CFR 1910 and 29 CFR 1926 mandate written safety programs, regular inspections, injury recordkeeping, and trained personnel for hazardous operations. None of that can be handled by software.

Federal law is what makes this career automation-proof.

The Mandate

Demand is federally mandated.

Federal OSHA regulations require employers to provide a workplace free from recognized hazards and, in many cases, to implement safety programs, training, and qualified personnel depending on the industry and work being performed.

Those requirements can't be outsourced to software, automated away, or satisfied by anything other than a trained human on the ground.

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12%*

projected growth 2024–2034

18,300

new openings per year

$83,910

median annual salary · BLS

$94,319

average salary · ZipRecruiter — top earners reach $124,500

Bureau of Labor Statistics ↗ ZipRecruiter ↗

* Faster than average growth across all U.S. occupations. · Explore safety career options ↗

Optional Add-On

After you graduate, your instructor takes you on-site.

The optional add-on is 2.5 days on a real job site with your instructor. You observe operations, review physical safety conditions, and apply what you learned online to actual working sites.

Details are sent after enrollment. Available for an additional $1,000.

Common Questions

What people ask before registering.

How much does the program cost? +
$3,900 for the 3-week online program. An optional in-person add-on is available after enrollment for an additional $1,000.
Do you offer payment plans? +
Yes. Payment plans are available. Reach out before registering and we'll work out a structure that fits your situation.
Is this program online or in person? +
Live online, Monday through Friday over three weeks starting the first Monday of each month. The optional in-person add-on (2.5 days on a real job site) takes place in week 4.
Do I need any experience or a degree to enroll? +
No prerequisites. The program is designed for career changers and those new to industrial health and safety.
What certifications will I earn? +
The program covers core health and safety concepts aligned with industry certification exams. You take the certification tests independently after the program. yoursafetycareer.com is not a certifying body.
How long does it take? +
3 weeks of live online sessions, Mon–Fri. Cohorts begin on the first Monday of each month — pick a start date that fits your schedule.
Who is the instructor? +
Our lead instructors hold the CSP, ASP, COSM, COSS, CSSM, CSST, and First Aid/CPR Instructor credentials, with OSHA-500 and OSHA-501 authorizations and NCCER SME Advisor status. Over 20 years of hands-on work spanning industrial and commercial construction, oil and gas, chemical processing, and hazardous environments. Our instructors have worked in the field, managed and directed safety departments, and have personally seen this work from all angles — from military and federal service to regional safety management across the Gulf Coast. They contact you before the cohort starts.
What happens after I register? +
We email you cohort details and the session schedule immediately. Your instructor contacts you before the start date to answer questions and confirm logistics.
Why can't this career be automated? +
OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910 for general industry, 29 CFR 1926 for construction) require employers to establish and maintain safety programs with trained personnel conducting regular inspections. That requirement cannot be satisfied by software. The BLS projects 12% growth through 2034. Demand for trained humans is built into federal law.

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