How long does the 10-Hour Construction course take?

• The OSHA 10-hour course will take a minimum of 10 hours to complete the course

• OSHA requires that you can only take 7.5 hours per day of course content and then must wait 24 hours before completing additional course content

​

How much time do I have to complete the training?

• ​You will have 6 months to complete the training from the time your enroll in the course

​

What is the course like?

• The online interactive course is fully narrated flash-enabled course with graphics/text, drag and drop exercises, and questions to ensure mastery of the course content

• Printable job aids at the end of each module covering what you learned

• Progress bar to let you know where you are in each module

• Email access to an OSHA Authorized trainer should you have questions about the course content

 

What do I get when I successfully complete the course?

• Printable diploma immediately upon successful completion

• OSHA card provided by the U.S. Department of Labor (will be mailed to you within 6-8 weeks)

• IACET-approved CEU's: 1.0 (10-hour course) 

​

Can I take an OSHA Outreach course online?

• Yes! As outlined by OSHA, the 10-Hour Outreach course can be taken online

​​

Why take an OSHA 10 Hour course?

​

• The OSHA 10 Hour course is a great way to become more knowledgeable about workplace hazards and your rights

• Some employers and job sites require the worker to have an OSHA Outreach card

​

What are the Program Benefits?

​

• OSHA DOL Card from the U.S. Department of Labor

• Promotes safety culture through peer training

• Outreach training content includes hazard recognition and avoidance, workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint; it emphasizes the value of safety and health to workers, including young workers

• Outreach training is available in languages other than English (Spanish)

​

What topics are covered during the course? 

​

• OSHA Outreach Training Orientation & Learner Responsibilities

• Introduction to OSHA

• Personal Protective Equipment: Protective Characteristics, Using and Maintaining PPE

• Struck By, Caught Between - Staying out of the Line of Fire

• Excavation & Trenching Safety

• Concrete & Masonry Awareness

• Slips, Trips & Falls 

• Fall Protection

• Aerial & Scissor Lifts

• Ladder Safety: Selection, Inspection, Setup & Use

• Scaffold Safety

• Crane Operator Safety

• Basic Rigging Awareness

• Materials Handling Practices

• OSHA Midway Progress Report

• Stacking & Storage Practices                                                                                          

• Electrical Safety: Cord, Plug Connected Equipment, Power Lines & Lockout/Tagout

• Hand Tool & Power Tool Safety

• Hand, Wrist & Finger Safety

• Preventing Cuts & Puncture Wounds

• Hot Work

• Fire Extinguisher Safety Awareness

• Confined Space Awareness

• Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness

• Hazard Communication

• Health Hazards: Introduction, Asbestos, Crystalline Silica, Lead & Special Concerns

• Dust Mask Voluntary Use Guidelines

• Heat Stress

• Vector-Borne Disease Awareness: Mosquitos, Ticks & Other Pests

• OSHA Wrap Up

​

What are the Program Benefits?

​

• OSHA DOL Card from the U.S. Department of Labor

• Promotes safety culture through peer training

• Outreach training content includes hazard recognition and avoidance, workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint; it emphasizes the value of safety and health to workers, including young workers

• Outreach training is available in languages other than English (Spanish)

 

Over 3.4 million workers have obtained their OSHA DOL card. Get yours NOW!

​

For more information about OSHA Outreach click here.

​

​

​

​