The OSHA 10‑Hour Construction course provides entry‑level workers with essential knowledge to recognize, avoid, and prevent common hazards found on construction sites. This foundational program introduces key OSHA standards, workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, and practical safety practices that support a safer jobsite.
Core topics include fall protection, electrical safety, personal protective equipment, ladder and scaffold safety, hazard communication, and other critical construction‑related risks. Upon successful completion, participants receive an OSHA 10‑Hour Construction completion card, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining a safe and compliant work environment. Taught over two 6-hour days, including breaks. Facilitated by OSHA Authorized trainers. Contact us for date availability.
The OSHA 30‑Hour Construction course provides a comprehensive overview of workplace safety designed for supervisors, foremen, safety coordinators, and workers with safety responsibilities. This in‑depth program covers a wide range of construction‑specific hazards and OSHA regulations, emphasizing hazard identification, prevention, and control. Key topics include fall protection, scaffolding, excavation safety, electrical hazards, personal protective equipment, health hazards in construction, and managing safety programs on the job site.
Participants gain practical knowledge to create safer work environments, reduce incidents, and support OSHA compliance. Upon successful completion, learners receive an OSHA 30‑Hour Construction completion card, demonstrating advanced safety training and leadership in construction safety. Taught over four 9-hour days, including breaks. Facilitated by OSHA Authorized trainers. Contact us for date availability.