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oshaoutreachcourses.com offers OSHA-authorized training courses to corporate and individuals.

10/29/2026

A safer workplace starts with the right training. 👷

Whether you're starting your career in construction or managing an experienced team, understanding workplace hazards can make a real difference.

At **OSHA Outreach Courses**, we offer flexible online safety training for individuals and businesses, including:

✓ OSHA 10 & OSHA 30
✓ Forklift Safety
✓ Hazard Communication
✓ Fall Protection
✓ Lockout/Tagout
✓ And more

Learn at your own pace and build the safety knowledge you need for the job.

🔗 Explore our courses: https://www.oshaoutreachcourses.com/

10/28/2026

THE SECRET IS FINALLY OUT! 🎬🔥

Greenman couldn't keep it a secret any longer… and Mr. Safety finally let him reveal it! 😂

🤝 **OSHA Outreach Courses × American Recruits**

We're officially collaborating to help skilled trade workers take their next step beyond safety training.

Meet **American Recruits**, a platform built for skilled trade workers across the U.S. 🇺🇸

👷 Create your FREE worker profile.
📍 Explore trade job opportunities near you.
🛠️ Showcase your skills, experience, and qualifications.
🤝 Get discovered by employers looking for skilled workers.

From learning workplace safety to exploring your next career opportunity, we're connecting the dots.

**TRAINED HERE. HIRED THERE.**

🚀 Ready to take your next step?

Visit **https://www.americanrecruits.com/** and create your free worker profile today!

💬 What trade do you work in? Tell us your trade and city below!

10/27/2026

Greenman knows something BIG… and Mr. Safety is struggling to keep him quiet! 😂👀

**OSHA Outreach Courses is teaming up with another brand**, and this time, we're going beyond safety training.

Here's your hint: 👷🛠️

New connections. Skilled trade jobs. Opportunities closer to home.

Two brands. One BIG collaboration. 🤝🇺🇸

🤫 Greenman wants to reveal everything, but you'll have to wait just a little longer!

**Can you guess who we're partnering with?** 👇

Drop your guess in the comments and follow us so you don't miss the official reveal!

10/26/2026

They were told to lick the brush. It was radioactive.

In 1917, young women in Orange, New Jersey took jobs painting glowing radium numbers on watch dials. Supervisors taught them to shape their brushes with their lips: “Lip, dip, paint.” They were told the paint was harmless.

Years later, their teeth fell out. Their bones broke. Their jaws crumbled. When a doctor found the factory was contaminated, the company altered his report.

By 1927, more than 50 women had died.

In 1928, Grace Fryer and four other women took the company to court and won a settlement. Their fight helped establish workers’ right to sue for harm on the job. History remembers them as the Radium Girls.

Today, OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard gives every worker the right to know what they work with, through labels, Safety Data Sheets and training.

Train to OSHA standards with OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, 100% online. Use code GREENMAN for 25% off at checkout. Link in bio.

Training a team? We offer bulk enrollment discounts. Email [email protected]

Would you have trusted your boss if he said it was safe? Tell us below 👇

Based on the true story of the Radium Girls (1917 to 1928). Some characters are illustrative.

10/22/2026

51 men climbed the tower that morning. None came down.

On April 27, 1978, workers were building a cooling tower at the Pleasants Power Station in Willow Island, West Virginia. The project was behind schedule. Their scaffold was bolted to concrete that hadn’t cured long enough.

The concrete gave way. The scaffold fell. All 51 workers on it were killed.

OSHA cited the contractors for 20 violations. The case settled for $85,500, about $1,700 for each life lost.

It’s thought to be the deadliest construction accident in U.S. history, and most people have never heard of it.

Today, OSHA requires scaffolds to support at least four times their maximum intended load and to be inspected by a competent person before every shift. No schedule is worth a life.

Train to OSHA standards with OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, 100% online. Use code GREENMAN for 25% off at checkout. Link in bio.

Training a team? We offer bulk enrollment discounts. Email [email protected]

Had you heard of Willow Island before? Tell us below 👇

Based on the true story of the Willow Island disaster, West Virginia (1978). Ray and Danny are illustrative characters. The 51 men were real.

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10/20/2026

Tesla’s new Roadster flew over a Cybertruck last week, and the internet hasn’t stopped talking about it.

Our character Greenman had a different takeaway: if a car can fly, he can reach anything. So he raised a tall metal ladder straight up, right under a set of power lines.

It’s a joke, but the mistake is real. Ladder contact with overhead lines is one of the most common electrical hazards on job sites.

A few rules every crew should know:

Stay at least 10 feet from overhead power lines
Electricity can arc, so the ladder doesn’t have to touch the line
Treat every line as live
Use fiberglass ladders near electrical work
Look up before raising a ladder or long tool

We made this into a short Breaking Good episode, because crews remember stories better than slides.

If your team needs OSHA 10-Hour Construction, we offer bulk enrollment and a Manager Portal to assign and track training: https://www.oshaoutreachcourses.com/osha-10-hour-construction?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=breaking_good&utm_content=power_lines

10/16/2026

In 1930, thousands of men took a job digging a tunnel through a West Virginia mountain.

The rock was almost pure silica. To work faster, they drilled dry, with no water and no masks.

Silica dust scars the lungs. The company admitted 109 deaths. Historians estimate the real number was 764 or more.

It’s called the Hawks Nest Tunnel disaster, and it remains one of the worst industrial disasters in American history.

Today, OSHA’s silica standard requires dust controls and respiratory protection, because no job is worth your lungs.

Train to OSHA standards with OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, 100% online. Use code GREENMAN for 25% off at checkout. Link in bio.

Training a team? We offer bulk enrollment discounts. Email us at [email protected]

Based on the true story of the Hawks Nest Tunnel, Gauley Bridge, West Virginia (1930-1931).

10/15/2026

In 1936, Al Zampa slipped from the Golden Gate Bridge.

He survived. A safety net caught him.

That same net saved 18 more workers. Together they became known as the Half Way to Hell Club.

Nearly 90 years later, the lesson hasn’t changed: fall protection saves lives.

Today, OSHA requires fall protection at 6 feet on construction sites. Guardrails, harnesses and safety nets aren’t extra steps. They’re the reason workers go home.

Train to OSHA standards with OSHA 10 and OSHA 30, 100% online. Use code GREENMAN for 25% off at checkout. Link in bio.

Based on the true story of ironworker Alfred “Al” Zampa (1905-2000).

10/13/2026

Greenman thinks it’s “just dust.” 😅

Cutting, grinding or drilling concrete, stone and brick releases silica dust, so fine you can breathe it in without even seeing it. Over time it can cause silicosis, lung cancer and kidney disease.

The fix is simple:

Water to keep the dust down
Dust collection on your tools
Respirators when needed
No dry sweeping or compressed air

Watch the full Breaking Good episode and tag a coworker who cuts concrete without a mask.

🎓 Silica Awareness Training: https://www.oshaoutreachcourses.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=breaking_good&utm_content=silica

Use code GREENMAN for an extra discount

10/09/2026

Turning off a machine doesn’t remove its energy. Stored electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical energy can still make it move during maintenance.

That’s why OSHA requires a proper Lockout/Tagout process:

Notify affected workers
Shut down and isolate all energy sources
Apply your lock and tag
Release stored energy
Verify the machine won’t start

One rule every worker should know: your lock, your key, only you remove it.

Tag a coworker who works on machines.

Watch Greenman learn this the hard way in our Breaking Good series on YouTube.
Use code GREENMAN for 25% off at oshaoutreachcourses.com

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