OSHA 30-Hour Construction

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction is an in-depth online training course designed to help workers comply with OSHA standards related to the construction industry.

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$ 149.00 $189.00

DURATION

30 hour(s)

LANGUAGE

English

RATINGS

OSHA Authorized DOL Card

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About OSHA 30-Hour Construction Training

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Successful trainees will earn a plastic DOL card in no less than two weeks after completing their OSHA 30-hour construction course. The card will be issued by the US Department of Labor and will be sent directly to your provided address. An OSHA DOL card will make you eligible for employment with a variety of construction firms and contractors.

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Overview

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction course is a comprehensive online training and certification program designed to provide advanced knowledge of OSHA guidelines and regulations. It covers a wide range of essential safety topics based on OSHA standards relevant to the construction industry, including hazard communication, personal protective equipment (PPE), fall protection,...

Targeting construction employees, site supervisors, project managers, safety directors, and others with site safety responsibilities, the course aims to enhance workplace safety and promote a healthy work environment through best practices.

Participants gain valuable skills to identify, control, and prevent potential risks and hazards, leading to a reduction in accidents and injuries. Holding an OSHA 30-Hour Construction Card not only demonstrates compliance with OSHA regulations but also empowers workers to address unsafe conditions and advocate for a safer workplace. The card can also reduce workers' compensation costs and increase overall safety awareness.

Learning Objectives

Recognize the importance of OSHA recordkeeping for work-related injuries and illnesses, and its role in maintaining a safe and healthy work culture.
Identify potential risks of slips, trips, and falls, and implement preventive safety measures to minimize accidents and injuries.
Demonstrate knowledge of best practices for arc flash, electrical safety, scaffold safety, and crane safety to mitigate potential hazards and reduce injuries.
Identify caught-in-between hazards and demonstrate basic techniques to avoid accidents involving these hazards.
Understand the basics of personal protective equipment (PPE), including appropriate selection and maintenance for job tasks.
Recognize and inspect hazards related to silica, asbestos, and lead, and address health concerns and exposure prevention measures.
Understand the importance of hearing conservation by identifying noise hazards, assessing stairway and mobile ladder hazards, and applying preventive strategies to avoid accidents.
Discuss safety protocols for work in permit-required confined spaces, including risk assessment, equipment usage, and hazard communication.

Understand rigging and conveyor safety concepts to ensure proper handling, and apply ergonomic principles in construction to prevent injuries and create a safe work zone.
Implement correct evacuation procedures and emergency preparedness for fire incidents.
Understand the basics of forklift operation, including safety protocols and load handling, and execute safety measures for powered industrial trucks, including assessment, maintenance, and safe operation.
Acknowledge the hazards of formaldehyde exposure, and demonstrate awareness of bloodborne pathogens, including transmission routes, prevention measures, and safe handling of infectious substances.
Implement workplace cleanliness principles and understand the importance of employee safety orientation to foster a safe and organized work environment.
Understand safety practices for hot work activities, including fire prevention, ventilation, and personal protection, and identify signs of heat and cold stress to address best practices for preventing adverse health effects.
Understand earthquake preparedness and emergency response, including evacuation procedures and post-earthquake safety measures.

Course Outline

1. Intro to Personal Safety
2. OSHA work-related injury and illness recordkeeping
3. Slips, Trips, and Falls
4. Scaffold and Crane Safety
5. Arc Flash and Electrical Safety Best Practices
6. Introduction to Caught In-Between Hazards
7. Personal Protective Equipment Fundamentals
8. Hazard Communication
9. Silica Hazards
10. Hearing Conservation
11. Stairway Hazards and Mobile Ladder Safety
12. Confined Space Entry-Permit Required
13. Rigging and Conveyor Safety

14. Industrial and Office Ergonomics
15. Emergency and Fire Preparedness
16. Forklift Fundamentals
17. Powered Industrial Truck Safety
18. Asbestos and Lead Hazards Awareness
19. Formaldehyde Safety
20. Employee Safety Orientation
21. Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP)
22. Workspace Cleanliness
23. Hot work
24. Heat and Cold Stress
25. Earthquake Preparedness

Training Process

The entire training process is conducted online. Once you begin the course, you will have access to videos that include case studies, interactive lessons, and demonstrations. The course is divided into multiple modules, each ending with a quiz that you must complete.
The knowledge you gain through the online outreach training will be assessed in a final exam. If you score 70% or higher, you will pass the course and receive your certificate via email immediately. A few weeks after successfully completing the course, your DOL Card will be mailed to the address you provided.

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Exam & Quiz Information

To earn the 30-Hour Construction card, you must achieve a minimum score of 70%. You will be given three attempts to pass the quizzes and the final exam.

If you fail all three attempts or allow your course to expire, you may use the Course Reset Button once to restart. Should you fail again, your course access will be suspended, and you will need to repurchase the course to resume your training.

After successfully completing the 30-Hour Construction Outreach training and completing the course evaluation survey, you can print your 30-Hour Construction certificate. Beyond that, you will receive your 10-Hour General Industry card, also known as the DOL card, issued by the U.S. Department of Labor in no less than two weeks.