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Learn how to recognize, avoid, abate and prevent common safety hazards on construction sites with 10-hour OSHA Outreach Training for the Construction Industry. This course contains 10 hours of educational material covering some of the most important standards found in 29 CFR 1926.

To promote a safe and healthful work environment, OSHA and the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) offer the Outreach Training Program. Students who complete our OSHA-authorized program will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card. This is a voluntary safety program. However, some employers, unions, states or other jurisdictions may require OSHA 10 training.

OSHA 10-Hour Outreach for Construction Course Details

Training Standards

Satisfies Training Standards for:

OSHA Outreach Training Program

Industry Workers

Designed for:

Entry-Level Workers in Construction

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Format:

100% Online Course

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Provides:

Official OSHA DOL Card

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Training Benefits

  • 100% Online Lessons and Exam
  • Audio Narration and Interactive Activities
  • Available 24/7 from Any Internet-Connected Device
  • Download Your Certificate Immediately
  • Access to an OSHA Trainer for Course Questions
  • Bulk Discounts Available

Who Needs OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training for Construction?

The OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training course is designed for entry-level construction workers. For the purposes of this course, construction also includes demolition, renovation and building development.

If you want a more robust safety education, try our OSHA Outreach 30-Hour Construction course. That course may be a better choice if you are a site supervisor, manager or other senior-level employee.

Testing Requirements

The OSHA 10-Hour Outreach for Construction course includes nine lesson modules. Each module contains short quizzes to help you master the course material. Each lesson module also ends with an additional quiz.

You must earn a score of 70% or more to pass each end-of-module quiz. You have three chances to pass each quiz. If you fail an end-of-module quiz three times, you must register for the course again and start over.

After you complete all lessons, you must pass a final exam to finish the course. The final exam consists of 20 multiple-choice questions drawn from all lessons. A score of 70% or more is required to pass the exam. You have three attempts to pass.

OSHA 10-Hour Outreach for Construction Course Outline

This construction safety course includes nine modules covering the most common hazards and risks on construction jobsites. The full course outline is provided below.

Module 1: Introduction to OSHA

Topics covered in Module 1 include:

  • Importance of OSHA
  • Worker Rights Under OSHA
  • Employer Responsibilities
  • OSHA Standards
  • OSHA Inspections
  • Where to Go for Help

Module 2: Fall Protection

Topics covered in Module 2 include:

  • Construction Focus Four: Fall Hazards
  • Major Types of Fall Hazards
  • Protecting Yourself from Fall Hazards
  • Employer Requirements to Protect Workers from Fall Hazards

Module 3: Electrocution

Topics covered in Module 3 include:

  • Construction Focus Four: Electrocution Hazards
  • Major Types of Electrocution Hazards
  • Protecting Yourself from Electrocution Hazards
  • Employer Requirements to Protect Workers from Electrocution Hazards

Module 4: Struck-By

Topics covered in Module 4 include:

  • Construction Focus Four: Struck-By Hazards
  • Major Types of Struck-By Hazards
  • Protecting Yourself from Struck-By Hazards
  • Employer Requirements to Protect Workers from Struck-By Hazards

Module 5: Caught-In or -Between

Topics covered in Module 5 include:

  • Construction Focus Four: Caught-In or -Between Hazards
  • Major Types of Caught-In or -Between Hazards
  • Protecting Yourself from Caught-In or -Between Hazards
  • Employer Requirements to Protect Workers from Caught-In or -Between Hazards

Module 6: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Topics covered in Module 6 include:

  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Major Types of PPE in Construction
  • Using PPE to Protect Yourself
  • Employer Requirements for PPE

Module 7: Health Hazards

Topics covered in Module 7 include:

  • Job Hazards
  • Specific Hazards
  • Hazard Communication

Module 8: Material Handling

Topics covered in Module 8 include:

  • General Requirements for Material Storage
  • Rigging Equipment
  • Material Handling Equipment
  • Developing Training and Education

Module 9: Tools — Hand and Power

Topics covered in Module 9 include:

  • General Requirements and Basic Tool Safety
  • Hand Tools and Power-Operated Tools
  • Abrasive Wheels and Tools
  • Woodworking Tools
  • Jacks

OSHA 10-Hour Outreach for Construction FAQs

How long does it take to get my OSHA 10 card?

As soon as you finish our course, you can download and print a certificate of completion. The certificate acts as proof that you’ve completed an OSHA-authorized 10-hour training program. Your official DOL card will usually arrive by mail within 90 days.

Do OSHA cards ever expire?

OSHA cards never expire. However, your state, local jurisdiction or employer may require you to repeat your training. Some employers require retraining every five years. The date of issue for your DOL card is printed on the front.

Is this course valid in my state?

OSHA Outreach Training, including the 10-Hour Outreach for Construction course, covers federal safety regulations. The course covers nationwide standards that apply to every state.

However, some jurisdictions impose stricter standards than those found in the Code of Federal Regulations. All state plans must meet the minimums found in OSHA standards but may add additional safety provisions for private and government workers.

We offer state-specific safety instruction for the following states:

You can bundle your federal and state safety training when you purchase them together.

What are the safety standards in my state?

Every state has its own labor laws and safety regulations. We can help you contact your state regulatory agencies, find legislation for your area and provide other safety information. Just choose your state from the dropdown menu below.

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How long does the course take?

This training program takes at least 10 hours to complete. You can study at your own pace to finish your OSHA 10 training.

However, under regulatory guidelines, students cannot study for more than 7.5 hours per day. Completing the 10-hour training program requires a minimum of two calendar days.

After spending 7.5 hours studying, students must take a required break of at least eight hours and cannot progress further until the next calendar day.

Does this course satisfy OSHA training standards?

This course and the Outreach Training Program do not satisfy training requirements for any specific OSHA standard. This safety training focuses on recognition, avoidance, abatement and prevention of workplace hazards. It also includes information on your rights, your employer’s responsibilities and procedures for filing an official complaint.

The 10-Hour OSHA Outreach Training course for construction is a voluntary program. However, your state or local government may require this credential for certain workers. Your employer may also require you to complete this program as a condition of employment.

Is this course OSHA-Approved?

OSHA does not approve training programs or certify individuals. OSHA Education Center is an OSHA-authorized provider of online OSHA Outreach Training courses in partnership with the University of South Florida.

If you complete this course, you qualify to receive an official OSHA 10 card from the U.S. Department of Labor.

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