Download the official University of Cincinnati W-9 Form required for vendor registration and processing payments for OSHA training courses. Ensure your administrative records are up to date by accessing the latest PDF version.

W-9 form (PDF)

Authorized outreach trainers can access the portal to submit Outreach Training Program Report's (OTPR's) and ensure your students' training sessions are officially documented with the Great Lakes OSHA Education Center.

Submit your OTPR

Stay compliant with the latest federal guidelines. This section provides direct access to the OSHA Outreach Training Program requirements, ensuring all trainers follow the standardized procedures for 10-hour and 30-hour safety courses.

OSHA.gov Outreach

Planning to become a certified instructor? Use these forms to document your safety experience and educational background. This is a critical step in the OSHA Trainer authorization process to verify you meet all industry requirements for certification.

Become a Trainer

If your 10-hour or 30-hour completion card is lost or damaged, you can request a new one here. Follow the OSHA card replacement protocol to maintain proof of your safety credentials for employers and job sites.

Replacement Card

Electrical Transmission & Distribution (ETD) trainers work at member companies of the ETD Partnership.

How to Become an Authorized ET&D 10 or 20-Hour Trainer 

• Step 1: Be a full-time employee of an ET&D Partnership member company. 
• Step 2: Be a current OSHA-authorized Construction Outreach Training Program trainer in good standing. 
• Step 3: Complete the ET&D Partnership Train-the-Trainer class. 

More Information can be found at the Power Corporation of America OSH ET&D Partnership website.

Becoming an ETD Trainer

Review the Great Lakes OSHA Education Center's official policies regarding course cancellations, tuition refunds, and data protection. We are committed to transparency and securing your professional information.

Policies (DOCX)

Connect with local regulatory authorities. Find contact information and updates for OSHA’s Chicago Region (Region 5) to stay informed about local enforcement, compliance assistance, and regional safety initiatives.

OSHA.gov Chicago Region

We provide dedicated OSHA training resources for veterans and active-duty service members. Explore professional development opportunities and specialized support designed to help military personnel transition into civilian safety careers.

Opportunities for Service members (DOCX)

Need OSHA training in Spanish? Our bilingual support team is available to assist you with course information and registration. Contact us at 1-800-207-9399 to learn more about our multilingual safety programs.