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OSHA 10-Hours Certification Training

Duration
2 Days (10 Hours Total)
Target Audience:
Entry-level workers, apprentices, and those new to the construction industry.
Certification:
OSHA 10-Hour Construction Completion Card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor

Our OSHA Certification Program offers comprehensive safety training designed to meet the needs of entry-level workers and safety professionals alike. With a duration of 10 or 30 hours, the program covers essential topics such as OSHA regulations, hazard identification, emergency response, and workplace safety protocols. Participants will gain a solid understanding of health and safety management systems, personal protective equipment (PPE), fall protection, fire safety, hazard communication, and more. Upon completion, attendees receive OSHA 10-Hour or 30-Hour Certification, showcasing their commitment to workplace safety, boosting career prospects, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Curriculum:

  1. OSHA’s Mission, Worker Rights, and Employer Responsibilities.
  2. Understanding OSHA Standards and Inspections.
  1. Falls (Ladders, Scaffolding, and Fall Protection).
  2. Electrocution Hazards and Electrical Safety.
  3. Struck-By Hazards (Vehicles, Tools, and Materials).
  4. Caught-In/Between Hazards (Trenching and Excavation).
  1. Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
  2. Safe Handling of Tools and Machinery.
  1. Hazard Communication Standards (HAZCOM).
  2. Toxic Substances and Respiratory Protection.
  1. Fire Prevention Plans.
  2. Evacuation Routes and First Aid.

Outcome:

Participants leave with a fundamental understanding of workplace hazards and OSHA safety requirements, qualifying them for entry-level construction jobs with safety training compliance.