OSHA-Authorized Training Program

Your next career
can't be automated.

Federal law requires a trained human on every job site. The BLS projects 18,300 new openings per year. Three weeks online with Walter Castro is how you get there.

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$83,910 median salary · BLS

$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 ↗

The Program

Three weeks. One credential.
A career that stays.

01

Government Regulations

OSHA standards, federal and state regulatory frameworks, citation structure, and compliance requirements for general industry and construction.

  • 29 CFR 1910 — General Industry
  • 29 CFR 1926 — Construction
  • Citation & penalty structure
02

Hazards & Worksites

Identifying and controlling workplace hazards, site inspection methods, PPE requirements, and incident investigation fundamentals.

  • Hazard identification & control
  • Site inspection methods
  • PPE requirements
03

Administration & Audit

Documentation requirements, OSHA recordkeeping, audit preparation, written safety programs, and compliance reporting.

  • OSHA recordkeeping (300 logs)
  • Audit preparation
  • Written safety programs
04
Optional Add-On

On-Site Visits

2–3 days of real job site experience with Walter — observing operations, reviewing physical safety conditions, and applying classroom knowledge to a live environment.

  • Live worksite observation
  • Physical hazard review
  • Field application with Walter
OSHA 10 Entry level
OSHA 30 Supervisory
Your first H&S role Career pivot complete

Program teaches exam material. Certification tests taken independently after the program.

Your Instructor

He's worked
the job site.

Walter Castro delivers every live session. He's an OSHA-authorized trainer with multi-decade experience in industrial safety across manufacturing, construction, and field operations.

Walter contacts every registrant before the cohort starts — you know exactly who you're learning from before day one.

OSHA-Authorized Trainer
Multi-Decade Industry Experience
Manufacturing · Construction · Field Ops
Contacts every registrant personally
Industrial safety professionals on a job site
"Every job site requires a trained human.
That's not changing."

What's Included

What you'll walk away with.

OSHA Exam Prep

All curriculum content covering OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 exam material. Study guides and reference materials included.

Live Cohort Sessions

Three weeks of live online sessions with Walter Castro. Learn alongside others making the same career move.

Monthly Cohorts

New cohorts start every month. Pick the start date that fits your schedule. No waiting six months to begin.

Safety roles require a competent person on-site per 29 CFR 1910 (general industry) and 29 CFR 1926 (construction). OSHA regulations can't be delegated to software.

That legal requirement is why this career can't be automated away.

The Numbers

The market data is the proof.

BLS projects 12% growth in occupational health and safety specialist roles through 2034 — faster than average for all occupations. 18,300 new openings projected annually.

Walter Castro brings decades of on-the-job experience to every cohort. The market data confirms what he's seen in the field: trained safety professionals are in demand, and that demand is federally mandated.

Claim Your Spot → Source: BLS.gov ↗
Optional Add-On

After you graduate: in-person site training.

The optional in-person add-on gives you 2–3 days of real job site experience with Walter — observing operations, reviewing physical safety conditions, and applying what you learned online to a live environment.

Details 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.
Is this program online or in person? +
Live online. Sessions run over three weeks with Walter Castro. An optional in-person add-on (2–3 day site visits) is offered after enrollment.
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 teaches exam material for OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certifications. 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. Cohorts run monthly — pick a start date that works for your schedule.
Who is the instructor? +
Walter Castro — OSHA-authorized trainer with multi-decade industrial safety experience across manufacturing, construction, and field operations. Walter delivers all live sessions and contacts every registrant personally before the cohort starts.
What happens after I register? +
Cohort details and the session schedule are emailed to you immediately. Walter contacts each registrant 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 a designated competent person on every job site. That legal 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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