OSHA-Authorized Online Providers

OSHA publishes its own list of providers authorized to deliver Outreach Training online, and states plainly on that same page that it cannot validate training from any vendor not on the list. This page reproduces that federal roster - 8 organizations as of the most recent check - with each provider's authorized categories and this site's disclosed relationship to it. A provider that markets "OSHA 10" or "OSHA compliant" training without appearing here is not delivering a genuine Outreach course.

Which providers are federally authorized for online OSHA 10/30 delivery?

8 organizations appear on OSHA's own published list of authorized online Outreach providers as of the most recent check: 360training/OSHAcampus, ClickSafety, HSI, CareerSafe, AdvanceOnline, PureEHS, Redvector, and the University of South Florida.

Each is authorized for a specific set of course categories, not necessarily all four (Construction 10-hour, Construction 30-hour, General Industry 10-hour, General Industry 30-hour). Check the "Authorized for" column below before assuming a provider offers every level.

ProviderAuthorized forAffiliate statusLink
360training / OSHAcampusConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10/30Affiliate partner (Commission Junction, 15%)OSHAcampus course page
ClickSafetyConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10/30Affiliate partner (in-house program)ClickSafety OSHA courses
HSI (Summit Training Source)Construction 10/30, General Industry 10/30No affiliate relationshipHSI OSHA training
CareerSafeConstruction 10-hour, General Industry 10-hourNo affiliate relationshipCareerSafe OSHA 10
AdvanceOnlineConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10-hourNo affiliate relationshipAdvanceOnline
PureEHS (PureSafety / UL Solutions)Construction 10/30, General Industry 10-hourNo affiliate relationshipPureEHS platform
Redvector (Vector Solutions)Construction 10-hour (English roster)No affiliate relationshipVector Solutions
University of South FloridaConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10/30No affiliate relationshipUSF OSHA Training

This site earns a commission only from 360training/OSHAcampus and ClickSafety, the two providers with a confirmed consumer-facing partner program; the other six are federally authorized but either run no consumer affiliate program or were unconfirmed for one.

Every provider on this page is named because it appears on OSHA's own federal roster - being listed here is not evidence of an affiliate relationship, and a plain (non-commission) link to a provider does not mean this site is paid if you enroll there. See Affiliate Disclosure for the exact terms of the two programs that do pay a commission.

How do I confirm a provider is still authorized before I pay?

You check OSHA's own current list before enrolling, because authorization status can change at any time and this site's own table reflects only the date each row was last verified here.

OSHA maintains that page manually and updates it when an organization's authorization changes; this page is a convenience summary, not a live feed of OSHA's own roster, so the federal page itself is the authority of record if the two ever disagree.

Does OSHA also authorize in-person trainers, separately from this online roster?

Yes, OSHA separately authorizes individual in-person trainers through its OSHA Training Institute Education Center network, a distinct and much larger roster than the 8 companies authorized for online delivery listed on this page.

Some state-specific mandates layer their own trainer-registration requirement on top of this federal in-person authorization - Nevada's nv1030.org trainer database is one confirmed example. See Nevada for how that state-specific registry works alongside the federal system.

Is a provider not on this list automatically fraudulent?

Not necessarily fraudulent, but a provider not on OSHA's authorized list cannot issue a genuine OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Department of Labor card, even if its course is well-produced and its marketing uses OSHA-related language.

Some platforms sell general "OSHA awareness" or "orientation" courses that are legitimate safety content but are not the federal Outreach Training Program and will not satisfy any of the state or city mandates covered on this site's state pages. Confirm both the provider's name and its specific authorized category before paying.

Sources

FactValueAuthorityURLVerified
Federal authorized provider count8U.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-09-19
Redvector (Vector Solutions) authorization scope, re-confirmedConstruction 10-hour only; not listed under Construction 30, General Industry 10, or General Industry 30U.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-09-19
OSHA cannot validate non-listed vendorsQuoted directly from OSHA's own pageU.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-06-26
360training authorization scopeConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10/30U.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-06-26
ClickSafety authorization scopeConstruction 10/30, General Industry 10/30U.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-06-26
CareerSafe authorization scopeConstruction 10-hour, General Industry 10-hour onlyU.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers2026-06-26
360training affiliate termsCJ network, 15% payout, 60-day cookie360traininghttps://www.360training.com/affiliate2026-09-04
ClickSafety affiliate termsIn-house APPLY-DIRECT B2B programClickSafetyhttps://www.clicksafety.com/business-solutions/strategic-partnerships2026-06-27
Spanish-language provider count5 of the 8 English providersU.S. Department of Labor, OSHAhttps://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/training-providers-spanish2026-06-26

Frequently asked questions

Does this list include in-person trainers, or only online providers?

Only online providers. OSHA separately authorizes individual in-person trainers through its OTI Education Center network, which is a much larger and different roster than the 8 companies listed here for online delivery.

Can I mix providers, taking OSHA-10 with one and OSHA-30 with another?

Yes. Each course produces its own independent card, and there is no requirement to use the same provider for both levels; some workers choose the lowest-priced authorized provider for each course separately.

Why do some providers only offer the 10-hour course and not the 30-hour?

Authorization for the 30-hour tier is separate from the 10-hour tier on OSHA's own roster, and not every authorized provider has sought or received both; CareerSafe, for example, is authorized only for the 10-hour categories as of the most recent check.

Is University of South Florida a private company like the others?

No. It is an academic OTI Education Center rather than a commercial vendor, though it appears on the same federal roster and is subject to the same authorization standard as the seven commercial providers listed here.

What happens if a provider loses its OSHA authorization after I already enrolled?

A card already issued before authorization was revoked is not retroactively invalidated, but enrolling with a provider that is not currently authorized risks the certificate being rejected outright, so checking current status before paying is the safer step.

Regulator: U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).Facts on this page were last verified . Next scheduled review .