- Home
- Service areas
- Naperville
OSHA 10 & 30 Training in Naperville, IL
On-site OSHA Outreach training for Naperville contractors, plants, warehouses, and facilities, taught by an authorized trainer based in Naperville.
Zahid Presswala, an OSHA-authorized Outreach Trainer for Construction and General Industry, teaches OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 on-site in Naperville, Illinois (DuPage and Will counties). Classes run at your job site, shop, or office, are available in English, Gujarati, and Urdu, and every graduate receives an official U.S. Department of Labor OSHA wallet card. Book online or call (847) 863-4798.
| Trainer | Zahid Presswala, OSHA-authorized Outreach Trainer |
|---|---|
| Courses | OSHA 10 & 30, Construction and General Industry |
| Location | On-site anywhere in Naperville (DuPage and Will counties) |
| Distance from Naperville base | home base |
| Languages | English, Gujarati, Urdu |
| Card | Official DOL OSHA wallet card |
OSHA training in Naperville
Naperville is home base for Osha With Zahid, so local employers get the shortest travel, the most flexible scheduling, and a trainer who knows the area. Whether you're a residential builder working the new subdivisions, a commercial contractor on a Route 59 or downtown project, or a facility team on one of the I-88 corporate campuses, Zahid can teach OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 right at your site.
Who we train in Naperville
- Residential builders, remodelers, and roofing crews
- Commercial and retail contractors along Route 59, Ogden Avenue, and downtown
- Hospital and healthcare facilities and maintenance teams
- Corporate campus and office facilities teams along the I-88 corridor
- School district and park district maintenance staff (covered by Illinois OSHA)
Courses available in Naperville
| Course | Best for | Length |
|---|---|---|
| OSHA 10 Construction | Construction workers and new hires | 10 hrs, 2+ days |
| OSHA 30 Construction | Foremen, supervisors, safety leads | 30 hrs, 4+ days |
| OSHA 10 General Industry | Warehouse, plant, and facility staff | 10 hrs, 2+ days |
| OSHA 30 General Industry | Supervisors and safety coordinators | 30 hrs, 4+ days |
What Naperville employers should know
Naperville straddles DuPage and Will counties. Private employers are covered by federal OSHA, and public employers such as the city, school districts, and park district fall under Illinois OSHA. Either way, the training content is the same, and OSHA 10 or 30 is a strong foundation for the hazard-specific training OSHA standards require.
Plan ahead: a legitimate OSHA 10 takes at least two days and OSHA 30 at least four, because OSHA limits Outreach training to 7.5 hours per day. Any "one-day OSHA 10" offer is a red flag. See how to spot a fake card.
Nearby areas we also serve
Along with Naperville, Zahid regularly trains crews in Aurora, Lisle, Warrenville, Plainfield, Bolingbrook, Wheaton, Woodridge, and Romeoville. See all service areas or learn about on-site group training.
How to book OSHA training in Naperville
- Fill out the booking form with your headcount, Naperville location, language, and dates.
- Zahid confirms the course, schedule, and group price.
- Your crew trains on-site and every graduate receives an official DOL wallet card.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an OSHA trainer in Naperville?
Yes. Zahid Presswala is an OSHA-authorized Outreach Trainer for Construction and General Industry based in Naperville, Illinois. You can verify his listing on OSHA.gov.
Can I take OSHA 10 near Naperville as an individual?
Classes are primarily on-site for employers, but individuals can often join a scheduled group session. Call (847) 863-4798 to ask about upcoming openings.
How quickly can you schedule a class in Naperville?
Because Naperville is home base, local classes are usually the easiest to schedule. Send your preferred dates and Zahid will confirm availability.
Do Naperville employers have to provide OSHA 10?
There's no Illinois law requiring OSHA 10 for all private workers, but many contracts and project owners require it, and OSHA standards require employers to train workers on the hazards they face.