TOP 10 OSHA COURSES IN MUMBAI, INDIA

OSHA Safety training is offered by TWG Group for all skill level. Our mission to respond to industry needs for analytical services with diversified interests dedicated to the services with environmental consciousness.

Welcome to our comprehensive osha 30-hour construction industry course, designed to provide workers, supervisors, and employers in the construction industry with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a safe and compliant workplace.

The course provides safety professionals with the skill of competence required to assess the conformance of an organization’s HSMS & procedures. This course is suitable for those who aspire to gain competence to audit an organization’s OHSMS 18001 based standards, either as a second party or th...

International Certificate in OSH (Level 3) is offered by International Safety Academy.The programs offered by the British Safety Council help professionals to achieve high standards; to protect both their staff and the future of their business.

The course is aimed to escalate the level of the candidate to an international auditor for the Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSAS 18001:2007). It also aims to make the candidate fit to manage internal and external audits.

OSHA (30 Hours General Safety) is offered by Flame Institute of Fire and Safety Management. Flame is established to provide high Quality Professional Education in Streams of Fire & Safety Management . Flame is established to provide high Quality Professional Education in Streams of Fire & Safety.

International Quality, Occupational health and safety certification body is a certification division of Occupational Safety and Health delivering Professional Continuing Development (PCD) Training Programs based on international best practices tailored to US Standard.

This OSHA 10-hour general industry training programme is designed to instruct entry-level workers in this sector of the workforce about their legal rights, the obligations of their employers, how to submit a complaint, and how to recognise, mitigate, avoid, and prevent workplace hazards.