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The 16-hour EM 385 1-1 course is a starter course covering the regulations and requirements of EM 385 1-1’s manual’s guidelines. This training will help military contractors comply with Army Corps of Engineers Contractor Safety and Health Requirements.

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Foundation-level project safety training

EM 385-1-1 16-Hour Training

Build a practical foundation in the safety and occupational-health requirements that affect many military, government, and USACE-related construction projects. This online course helps workers and contractor personnel recognize hazards, follow site controls, and arrive better prepared for project-specific safety procedures.

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Construction Workers

A strong introductory option for workers who need a practical understanding of common jobsite hazards, PPE, safe access, and everyday safety controls.

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Contractor Personnel

Suitable for contractor personnel where the project, employer, or training matrix identifies 16-hour EM 385-1-1 training as the appropriate requirement.

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New Project Assignments

A useful baseline before site orientation and task-specific instruction for personnel moving into government or military construction work.

Choose training by role, not course title alone: a 16-hour course may support baseline EM 385-1-1 hazard awareness, but it does not replace a 24-hour or 40-hour course where a project role requires one. Site Safety and Health Officers, Collateral Duty Safety Officers, supervisors, and workers may have different requirements under the contract, employer training matrix, or project safety plan.

Course coverage

Core Safety Knowledge for Day-to-Day Construction Work

This course provides a focused introduction to common EM 385-1-1 safety topics. It is designed to build hazard awareness and reinforce the controls workers need to understand before undertaking assigned work.

Program Management, Medical Support, and Temporary Facilities
  • Core site safety-program and planning concepts.
  • Medical, first-aid, and emergency-support awareness.
  • Temporary facilities and practical jobsite safety considerations.
Personal Protective Equipment and Hot Work
  • Appropriate selection, use, care, and limitations of PPE.
  • Hazard awareness for welding, cutting, and hot-work activity.
  • Safe practices around compressed gases, ventilation, and fire prevention.
Electrical Safety and Material Handling
  • Recognition of common electrical hazards and basic protective measures.
  • Materials handling, storage, and disposal practices.
  • Safe use of tools, equipment, and controlled work areas.
Vehicles, Machinery, and Mechanized Equipment
  • Jobsite awareness around vehicles, mobile plant, and heavy equipment.
  • Blind-spot, backing, spotter, and exclusion-zone considerations.
  • Basic safe-positioning and communication practices.
Fall Protection, Scaffolding, and Safe Access
  • Fall-prevention and fall-protection principles.
  • Safe access, ladders, work platforms, and scaffold awareness.
  • Recognition of openings, trip hazards, and unsafe elevated-work conditions.
Demolition, Excavations, and Trenching
  • Hazard awareness during demolition and renovation activity.
  • Excavation and trenching hazards, protective systems, and safe access.
  • The role of competent persons and project-specific procedures.
Confined-Space Entry Awareness
  • Recognition of confined-space and permit-required confined-space hazards.
  • Basic entry-control, atmospheric-testing, and rescue-planning principles.
  • The importance of following site permits and designated-entry procedures.

Completion and site readiness

Complete the Course, Then Connect It to the Worksite

Complete the online modules and required assessments at your own pace, then retain your QR-enabled completion certificate for employer and project records. The course supports baseline awareness; it does not replace site orientation, Activity Hazard Analysis review, competent-person instruction, or task-specific training.

  1. Step 1: Complete each assigned module.
  2. Step 2: Successfully finish the required assessments.
  3. Step 3: Download and retain your completion certificate.
Project acceptance: USACE and NAVFAC establish project and contract requirements, but do not provide blanket approval, endorsement, or accreditation for commercial EM 385-1-1 training providers. This course follows applicable content from the current 2024 EM 385-1-1 manual. Final acceptance remains subject to the contract, employer, and relevant authority having jurisdiction.

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