OSHA 10 -Construction Industry
The OSHA 10-Hour Construction course is a vital entry-level safety program designed to train your workforce to identify, avoid, and prevent the most common hazards on active jobsites. Grounded strictly in OSHA 29 CFR 1926 standards, this course does more than just tick a compliance box—it builds a proactive safety mindset among laborers, tradespeople, field crews, and apprentices.
Delivered live by an authorized OSHA Outreach Trainer, our interactive classroom instruction transforms dense federal regulations into practical, real-world tools that keep your crews safe and your projects moving.
Core Curriculum Breakdown
To meet federal Outreach Training Program guidelines, the 10-hour curriculum balances mandatory high-risk safety topics with customizable electives tailored to your company's specific trade.
1. Mandatory Safety Fundamentals (7 Hours)
Core topics required by OSHA to build basic jobsite hazard awareness.
Introduction to OSHA: Mastering worker rights, employer safety responsibilities, and how to navigate the OSHA framework to report or abate workplace hazards.
The OSHA "Focus Four" Hazards: A major emphasis on the top four leading causes of fatalities in the construction industry:
Falls: Fall protection systems, guardrails, and safety nets.
Electrocution: Grounding, lock-out/tag-out awareness, and working near overhead lines.
Struck-By: Avoiding moving heavy equipment, flying objects, and vehicular traffic.
Caught-In or Between: Staying safe around trench cave-ins, unprotected machinery, and rigging zones.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Proper selection, inspection, maintenance, and fit for hard hats, eye protection, gloves, high-visibility vestments, and hearing protection.
Health Hazards in Construction: Identifying and mitigating long-term operational health risks, including silica dust, chemical exposures, hazard communication, and excessive noise.
2. Customizable Elective Modules (3 Hours)
Flexible training segments selected to match your organization’s daily operational scope.
Scaffolds, Stairways, and Ladders: Proper setup, safe climbing techniques, load limits, and inspection requirements.
Excavations & Trenching: Understanding soil types, shoring, shielding, and safe entry/exit points.
Hand and Power Tools: Guarding mechanisms, electrical safety tool procedures, and pneumatic/powder-actuated equipment handling.
Materials Handling & Storage: Safe lifting mechanics, proper stacking rules, and rigging safety fundamentals.
Why Schedule Your OSHA 10 Training With Us?
Authorized Live Instruction: Avoid the shortcuts of generic online modules. Our training is led by a fully certified, live Outreach Trainer who fields your crew's questions, analyzes local jobsite examples, and keeps the team highly engaged.
On-Site Convenience: We bring the complete classroom setup directly to your facility or construction office—cutting down on travel overhead and streamlining your training calendar.
Bid-Ready Compliance: Many general contractors, municipalities, and states mandate OSHA 10 certification to even set foot on a project site. We help you stay completely qualified for major bidding opportunities.
Official DOL Cards: Upon successful course completion, every operator receives an official, lifetime-valid Department of Labor (DOL) OSHA 10-Hour Construction wallet card.
Secure Your Construction Site
Give your team the knowledge they need to spot hazards before an incident happens. Contact us to schedule your multi-day on-site training.
