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Mount Pleasant High School Electrical Technology senior, Osmar Galindo, recently completed his OSHA 30 certification, a difficult milestone for many adults. Galindo took the 30-hour course on his own in the summer. Offered by the U.S. Department of Labor, the OSHA 30-hour card demonstrates to employers that an applicant has received safety training needed in the workplace and understands their rights as workers including employer responsibilities, making them more employable with a competitive advantage in the job market. The course covers more than 90 topics and is divided into segments with exams at the end of each segment. A participant can attempt each exam three times, but if they do not pass it on the third try, they must start the entire program from the beginning, a situation Galindo faced. Galindo ultimately made it through each segment and passed the final exam with an 89 to earn his OSHA 30 certification.