Construction Safety Certification Training (30 Hours)

OSHA was established in 1970 to “promote safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women by establishing and enforcing standards” as well as to provide outreach training.

The OSHA 30 hour construction industry outreach course is for employers and employees in the construction trade to learn about OSHA’s rules, standards, and guidelines. This course will enable you to serve as an OSHA agent in your workplace.

OSHA’s 30-hour construction industry outreach training covers the safety and health topics that are important to construction work, including general requirements of OSHA standards; identifying and avoiding hazardous situations.

Correcting hazardous or unhealthy conditions; workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, and rules for supervisors; signs, tags, and labels; personal protective equipment; and more. Upon successful completion you will receive a DOL wallet sized card noting your completion of the OSHA training course.