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Occupational Safety Technology Schools in Oregon

No student earned an OSHA degree in Oregon in 2020-2021.

In this state, Occupational Safety Technology is the 108th most popular major out of a total 125 majors commonly available.

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Jobs for Occupational Safety Technology Grads in Oregon

There are 1,180 people in the state and 88,390 people in the nation working in OSHA jobs.

Wages for Occupational Safety Technology Jobs in Oregon

OSHA grads earn an average of $74,000 in the state and $74,940 nationwide.

Most Popular Occupational Safety Technology Programs in OR

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Major	Annual Graduates in OR
Other Quality Control & Safety	14

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