OSHA 30 Hour: Construction

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The online OSHA 30 Hour Construction certification course provides you with important information about OSHA’s standard for for supervisors and managers in the construction industry.

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The OSHA 30 hour Construction Safety and Health Program is intended to provide supervisors and and managers who have safety responsibility a greater depth and variety of training on an expanded topic list associated with workplace hazards in the construction industry.

The Program provides training for workers and employers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of safety and health hazards in their workplaces. The program also provides information regarding workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.

To complete this certification trainees must complete all courses within 90 days of enrollment and pass all quizzes with an 80% pass grade.

  • Modules: 18
  • Assessments: Multiple
  • Training Time: 30+ hours
  • Sectors: General Construction Industry
  • Supervisors, Managers, Business Owners
  • 100% OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Compliant

OSHA 30 Hour Construction Course Outline

Module Lessons & Course Content
1. Introduction to OSHA About OSHA
Rights and Responsibilities
2. Electrical Safety Electrical Hazards
Protective Measures
3. Hazard Communication Controls and Labeling
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
4. Personal Protective & Lifesaving Equipment Types of Protective Equipment
Respiratory Protection
Lifesaving Equipment
5. Physical Health Hazards in Construction Risk Factors and Hazards
Environmental and Ergonomic Hazards
6. Biological Health Hazards in Construction Biological Risk Factors
Infectious Animals and Insects
7. Ergonomic Health Hazards in Construction Ergonomic Risk Factors
Solutions to Ergonomic Hazards
8. Heat and Cold Stress Safety Heat Stress and Safety
Cold Stress and Safety
9. Stairway and Ladder Safety Types of Ladders
General Requirements: Ladders
General Requirements: Stairways
10. Scaffold Safety Scaffolding Basics
Supported Scaffolds
Suspended Scaffolds
11. Confined Space Safety Confined Space Basics
Confined Space Entry Team
Confined Space Rescues
Confined Space Training Requirements
Confined Spaces in Construction
12. Managing Safety and Health in Construction CSMS Basics
Working with Contractors
Worksite Analysis
13. Materials Handling Safety Manual Handling
Mechanical Handling
Cranes and slings
Conveyors, Housekeeping, and Storage
14. Safety Supervision and Leadership Safety Responsibilities
Identifying Hazards
Correcting Hazards
Providing Safety Training
Providing Safety Supervision
Ensuring Safety Accountability
Creating a Culture of Consequences
Safety Leadership
15. OSHA Focus Four What is a Fall Hazard?  |  Protecting Yourself from Fall Hazards
What are Caught-in or -Between Hazards?  |  Protective Measures
What are Struck-By Hazards?  |  Protecting Yourself from Struck-By Hazards
What is an Electrocution Hazard?  |  Protection from Electrocution Hazards

4 reviews for OSHA 30 Hour: Construction

  1. Tianna Divine

    The material was presented well and easy to understand. The site is user friendly and you can go at your own pace. Mobile friendly as well.

  2. Anthony Moreno

    Could use some proofreading, just a few places. Ompeten person, supposed to be competent person. And one of the answers was “blank”. Other than that, the course very user friendly.

  3. marK wasmiller

    Very easy interface, Informative class!

  4. Lindsey Efraimson

    Very easy website to use!

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