The OSHA 10-Hour Agriculture course is an entry-level program designed to help workers and employers in the agricultural industry recognize, avoid, and prevent workplace hazards. Participants will learn to identify risks related to machinery, chemicals, heat stress, and confined spaces, while gaining strategies to prevent accidents and protect health. The training also covers worker rights, employer responsibilities, and the process for filing an OSHA complaint.

This course is ideal for new or entry-level agricultural workers, as well as employers seeking to strengthen workplace safety practices. Many employers require the OSHA 10-Hour card as a condition of employment, and completion provides a valuable credential issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

By completing this training, participants gain essential knowledge to work more safely, improve compliance with OSHA standards, and enhance career opportunities while contributing to a safer agricultural work environment.