Attend this course and also receive Scaffold Competent Person and Trenching Competent Person training certificates!
The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety & Health Course is an intense and comprehensive learning experience that provides participants with a detailed explanation of significant sections of the OSHA CFR 1926 regulations for construction and the latest methods for compliance. Your employees will be able to recognize common construction site hazards, apply the appropriate OSHA regulations and implement the necessary measures to protect your employees, prevent accidents and avoid OSHA citations and penalties.
| Course Topics May Include: |  | Introduction to OSHA and the OSHA Inspection Process | | OSHA Multi-Employer Workplace Policy | | General Safety & Health Provisions | | OSHA Focus 4 Hazards | | Fall Protection & Prevention | | Electrical Safety | | Lock-Out/Tag-Out | | Personal Protective Equipment | | Respiratory Protection | | Hearing Conservation | | Health Hazards in Construction | | Hazard Communication | | Fire Protection and Prevention | | Welding & Cutting Safety | | Hand & Power Tools | | Scaffolds (Competent Person Training) | | Cranes & Derricks | | Rigging & Material Handling | | Motor Vehicles and Equipment | | Trenching & Excavations (Competent Person Training) | | Steel Erection | | Concrete and Masonry Construction Safety | | Confined Space Entry | | Demolition Safety | | Stairways and Ladders | | Most Frequently Cited OSHA Construction Regulations |
Recommended For:
This course is essential for all Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, Project Managers, Estimators, Foremen, Safety Managers, Construction Executives, owner's representatives and other personnel responsible for supervising construction work, purchasing subcontracts, or managing safety on construction and renovation projects.
| Each Participant Will Receive: | | Federal OSHA 30-Hour Course completion card | | OSHA 30-Hour course material and reference binder | | 1926 OSHA Construction Safety Regulations Manual |
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