Does OSHA 10 Certification Ever Expire?

Use the free tool — Certification Expiry

Does OSHA 10 expire?

This is the question a lot of crews ask, and it's a fair one. The material behind this tool does not state a specific expiration rule just for OSHA 10 cards on its own. What it does say is that the tool applies typical federal rules and common provider validity periods to whatever dates you type in — and that some cards, in general, never expire. Whether OSHA 10 is one of those cards isn't spelled out here, so don't guess. Confirm the actual rule with your training provider or OSHA directly before you rely on it.

What the tool actually checks

You can paste dates for a working list of common crew certifications, including:

OSHA 10/30
Forklift
CPR/First Aid
CDL medical card
TWIC
EPA 608
Rigging
Aerial lift

You paste names, the card type, and the dates you have. If a date is unknown, the tool flags it instead of skipping it, so you know what to chase down.

How it sorts what's coming due

Once you paste the roster, you get one list back showing:

Who lapses in 30, 60, or 90 days
The typical renewal length and cost for each certification type
Which cards never expire
A printable one-page reminder sheet for the wall

It works in English and Spanish, and it's free for one crew.

What this material doesn't tell us

We don't have a source in this material confirming, one way or the other, exactly how long an OSHA 10 card is valid, or whether it lapses at all. We also don't know whether the tool stores what you paste — that isn't addressed either. Both are things to ask about directly rather than assume.

Confirm before you rely on it

The tool applies typical federal rules and common provider validity periods to the dates you type. Your state, client, union, or insurer may require more than that. This tool is an informational tool based on public OSHA, DOT/FMCSA, EPA, and training-provider rules — it cannot verify an actual card, and it is not affiliated with OSHA, any agency, or any training provider. Typical costs shown are estimates. Confirm with the issuing provider before relying on any date or renewal detail.

What to do next

Paste your crew's names and the certification dates you already have into the free tool. It reads your own numbers and dates — nothing is assumed for you — and hands back who's expiring in 30/60/90 days, what renewal typically takes, which cards never expire, and a printable reminder sheet for the wall. It's free for one crew, in English and Spanish.

Use the free tool

Certification Expiry is an informational tool based on public OSHA, DOT/FMCSA, EPA and training-provider rules. It cannot verify a card, and requirements vary by state, employer, client contract and union agreement. Typical costs are estimates. It is not affiliated with OSHA, any agency or training provider.