Should RN get osha 30 hour safety certificate to help become a floor manager?

At some point, I think I'd like to be some sort of floor manager after a few years as an RN. I have a bachelors in accounting, and I saw where the local college offers a 30 hour osha industrial safety certificate. Would that help in become more than an RN?

thanks.
Anyone???
If you want to go into occ health nursing or become a construction safety officer, that course would be almost a prerequisite. Certainly the 10-hour course would. If your aim is a hospital unit/ floor manager, it would be of minimal value. You'd lget a little deeper about general safety topics that are usually covered in hospital orientation. But much of it is crane safety, trenches, scaffolding, etc. -- as it says, "industrial safety".