OSHA 30-Hour Training
Description
Enhance workplace safety and comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 with this OSHA-authorized training. Designed for supervisors, site managers, and safety professionals, this course covers hazard prevention, compliance, and job-site safety programs.
- Duration: 30 Hours
- Language: English
Why Take This Course?
- Learn to identify, prevent, and respond to construction hazards
- Cover falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in/between risks
- Understand PPE, scaffolding, ladder safety, and OSHA compliance
- Develop and enforce workplace safety programs
Who Should Take This Course?
Ideal for supervisors, project managers, safety officers, and contractors responsible for job-site safety and compliance.
Certification & Requirements
- Spend at least 30 hours in training (max 7.5 hours/day)
- Score at least 70% on quizzes and final exam (max 3 attempts)
- Complete within 180 days after starting
- Receive your OSHA DOL card in 2 weeks
Key Learning Outcomes
- OSHA 30-Hour Safety Training & Compliance
- Construction Hazard Recognition & Prevention
- Workplace Safety Programs & Emergency Planning
- OSHA Regulations & Best Practices
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Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 6 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Chapter 1: Introduction – OSHA & Workers’ Rights13
- 1.1Chapter 1: Introduction – OSHA & Workers’ Rights
- 1.2Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 1: Introduction to OSHA5 Questions
- 1.3Chapter 2: Fall Protection – Don’t Let Gravity Win
- 1.4Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 2: Fall Protection5 Questions
- 1.5Chapter 3: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Your Last Line of Defense
- 1.6Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 3: Electrocution Hazards5 Questions
- 1.7Chapter 4: Scaffolding Safety – Build It Right, Use It Right
- 1.8Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 4: Scaffolding Safety5 Questions
- 1.9Chapter 5: Electrical Hazards – Staying Shock-Free
- 1.10Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 5: Struck-By Hazards5 Questions
- 1.11Chapter 6: Hazard Communication – Know What You’re Working With (and Conclusion)
- 1.12Ch. 1 Quiz Lesson 6: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)5 Questions
- 1.13Final Assessment: OSHA 30-Hour Construction15 Questions
FAQs
No, OSHA 30-Hour Construction certifications do not expire under federal OSHA regulations. However, some employers, states, or local jurisdictions may require workers to retake the course periodically to stay updated on safety standards
The OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training is designed for entry-level workers and focuses on basic workplace safety and hazard recognition. In contrast, the OSHA 30-Hour Construction Training is intended for supervisors, site managers, and safety personnel
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