Minor in Occupational Safety and Health

The Minor in Occupational Safety and Health provides the skills and knowledge required to identify potential hazards and associated risks in general industry. In a safety-conscious organization, it is crucial to prioritize the creation of safer workplaces to prevent losses and promote the well-being of employees, the environment, and profits. Students will gain a fundamental understanding of critical aspects of occupational safety, including ergonomics, industrial hygiene, system safety management, fire protection, systems design for fire and life safety, loss control and insurance, construction safety, environmental compliance and safety, and occupational safety and health.

This minor exposes students to the broader field of safety. While focusing on managing safety under OSHA, MSHA, and EPA regulations, which all business (aviation and non-aviation) in the United States must adhere to, this minor also covers safety programs required by the FAA.

Some majors may not be eligible to pair with this minor. See the Minor Restrictions list for details.

Daytona Beach Minor Requirements

Worldwide Minor Requirements

Students majoring in the B.S. in Safety Management may not declare this minor. 

Estimated Cost of Attendance: California Student Information

Asia Minor Requirements