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OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training Course

The Online OSHA 10-Hour Construction is a workplace safety training course designed for workers at the beginner level of their careers within the construction sector. The OSHA 10-Hour training provides basic site safety knowledge and awareness to candidates with crucial safety topics based on OSHA regulations (29 CFR).

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Who Should Enroll in the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Course?

Workers who should consider enrolling in the OSHA 10-Hour Construction online training course are as follows:

Electricians
Construction Laborers
Masons
General Construction Technicians
Plumbers
Equipment Operators
Painters
Project Managers
Roofers
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The OSHA 10-Hour certification dispenses essential safety training for construction workers who often face dangerous environments. Accidents and injuries can be avoided with a basic understanding of appropriate safety measures, reducing medical compensation costs, decreasing downtime, preventing legal liabilities, and building a safer work culture overall. Since most jurisdictions and construction companies mandate OSHA safety training for construction employees, completing the OSHA 10-Hour Construction course helps participants meet OSHA compliance.

To qualify for the OSHA 10-Hour Construction course, you must achieve a minimum score of 70%. You’ll have three attempts to pass both the quizzes and the final exam. If you fail all three attempts or let your course expire, you can use the Course Reset Button once to start over. However, if you reencounter the same situation, you’ll be locked out of the online training course and must repurchase it to start your training. Once you’ve completed the 10-Hour OSHA online training and finished the course evaluation survey, you can print the downloadable 10-Hour Construction Outreach training. Moreover, within 90 days, you will receive your DOL/OSHA 10-Hour Card.

Introduction to OSHA
Slips, trips and falls
Construction-Fall Protection
Electrical Safety
Lockout/Tagout
Fundamentals of Personal Protective Equipment
Crane Safety
Excavation, Trenching and Shoring Safety
Silica and Asbestos Hazards awareness
Hazard Communication
Compressed Gas Safety
Stairway and Ladder Safety
Hand and Power Tool Safety
Fire Extinguisher safety
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take OSHA 10-Hour Construction course if I work in a related field, such as engineering or architecture?

Yes. While the OSHA 10-Hour Construction training course is specifically intended for construction workers, it can also benefit individuals in related occupations to understand Construction safety standards who may visit construction sites, provide services, or have responsibilities associated with construction.
What are the specific safety measures and protocols covered in OSHA 10-Hour Construction online course for hazardous construction sites?

The specific safety measures and protocols covered in the OSHA 10-Hour include but are not limited to introduction to OSHA, hazard recognition, fall protection, electrical safety, struck-by and caught-in/between hazards, personal protective equipment (PPE), materials handling and storage, scaffold and forklift safety, fire protection, and prevention, permit-required confined spaces, and emergency preparedness.
What is the procedure for reporting an OSHA complaint?

To file an OSHA complaint, first discuss the problem with your site supervisor. If the issue remains unresolved or seriously threatens workers’ lives, file a complaint with OSHA online or by phone, providing detailed information. OSHA will review and, if necessary, conduct an inspection, keeping you informed throughout the inspection procedure without disclosing your name.
Can I take OSHA 10-Hour course if I am an independent contractor or self-employed in the construction industry?

Yes, the OSHA 10-Hour is helpful for anyone employed in the construction sector to ensure safety and compliance with OSHA regulations.