Maritime Shipyard Employment: OSHA 30-Hour Cours

The Maritime Shipyard Employment: OSHA 30 course is a comprehensive safety and health training program designed for workers with safety responsibilities in shipyard environments, including ship repairing, shipbuilding, and ship breaking. Building on the foundational 10-hour outreach course, this 30-hour program provides in-depth instruction aligned with OSHA maritime standards (29 CFR 1915).

The Maritime Shipyard Employment: OSHA 30 course focuses on workplace hazard recognition, risk mitigation, and the implementation of effective safety practices. It is intended for supervisors, safety officers, and other personnel tasked with maintaining a safe work environment in shipyards.

Course Topics

The Maritime Shipyard Employment: OSHA 30 curriculum includes specialized topics essential for maritime safety:

• Managing Safety and Health Programs
• Walking and Working Surfaces
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Fall Protection and Scaffolding
• Confined and Enclosed Spaces
• Fire Protection
• Electrical Safety
• Lockout/Tagout (Control of Hazardous Energy)
• Machine Guarding
• Hot Work Safety
• Respiratory Protection
• Material Handling
• Bloodborne Pathogens

Each module emphasizes practical safety strategies and regulatory compliance to ensure workers understand and can implement OSHA maritime standards on site.

Who Should Attend

This course is recommended for:

• All individuals working on maritime sites, including shipyards
• Supervisors and safety personnel responsible for enforcing OSHA standards
• Workers seeking advanced knowledge in maritime workplace safety

The Maritime Shipyard Employment: OSHA 30 course is suitable for anyone with responsibilities for maintaining or overseeing safety in shipyard operations.

Regulatory Requirements

This training aligns with OSHA maritime safety standards under:

29 CFR 1915 – Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment.

Participants who complete the course gain comprehensive knowledge of applicable regulations and are better equipped to enforce safe work practices in shipyard environments.