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Greeneville, Tennessee
Walters State Niswonger Campus
This four-day course, offered with Tennessee OSHA, covers workplace hazards and worker rights for front-line supervisors, safety committee members and safety professionals. Participants receive an OSHA 30-hour General Industry card, a library of compliance materials and lunch each day.
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