Your Cart

courses
in cart
0
ProductPriceQty.

No items in the Cart

Introduction

OSHA 30-Hour Construction is the premier workplace safety training course for personnel in the construction industry. This course covers all the essentials and comprehensive guidelines related to hazards in the industry. This course is developed and regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), a federal agency responsible for ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees across various industries. 

Many states mandate construction workers to complete this course while the majority of employers hire and promote individuals who have finished this training successfully. 

All You Need Know About
OSHA 30-Hour Construction

Outline

The content of this 30 hour Construction safety training is designed on the 29 CFR 1926 standards of OSHA, which outlines safety and health standards for construction work in the United States.

1. Intro to Personal Safety: Brief overview of OSHA and worker safety in construction

2. OSHA work-related injury and illness record keeping: Guide for employers to professionally keep a record of every employee that has faced injury or illness    

3. Slips, Trips, and Falls: How to avoid fall-related injuries at construction sites.     

4. Scaffold and Crane Safety: Learn to safely navigate scaffolds and cranes in construction settings.    

5. Arc Flash and Electrical Safety Best Practices: Avoid electrical hazards during projects to protect the workforce.     

6. Introduction to Caught In-Between Hazards: Identify and address risks associated with caught-in hazards in construction environments. 

7. Personal Protective Equipment Fundamentals: Explore the essentials of personal protective equipment (PPE) and its role in safeguarding workers from various workplace hazards.

8. Hazard Communication: Understand the importance of effective hazard communication in compliance with OSHA standards.

9. Silica Hazards: Delve into the recognition and mitigation of silica hazards and minimize health risks associated with the exposure.

10. Hearing Conservation: Learn best practices for hearing conservation, including the proper use of hearing protection devices and strategies to prevent occupational hearing loss.

11. Stairway Hazards and Mobile Ladder Safety: Navigate the potential dangers of stairways and mobile ladders, gaining insights into safe practices to prevent falls and injuries.

12. Confined Space Entry-Permit Required: Develop an understanding of confined spaces and learn the permits and safety protocols for entry in potentially hazardous environments.

13. Rigging and Conveyor Safety: Explore the safe operation and practices related to rigging and conveyors to protect workers involved in material handling processes.

14. Industrial and Office Ergonomics: Address ergonomics in both different settings to create comfortable and safe workspaces. 

15. Emergency and Fire Preparedness: Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to emergencies and fires in the workplace. 

16. Forklift Fundamentals: Gain a comprehensive understanding of forklift operations, including safety protocols and best practices.

17. Powered Industrial Truck Safety: Expand your knowledge of the safe operation of powered industrial trucks to prevent accidents.

18. Asbestos and Lead Hazards Awareness: Identify and manage the risks associated with asbestos and lead hazards to create a safer work environment.

19. Formaldehyde Safety: Understand the potential hazards of formaldehyde exposure and implement relevant safety measures.

20. Employee Safety Orientation: Provide a foundational understanding of workplace safety for employees.

21. Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP): Address the risks of bloodborne pathogens, and implement infection control measures and safe practices.

22. Workspace Cleanliness: Emphasize the importance of maintaining a clean and organized workspace to enhance safety, productivity, and overall well-being.

23: Hot Work: Learn the protocols and safety measures associated with hot work environments. 

24: Heat and Cold Stress: Recognize and mitigate the risks of heat and cold stress.

25: Earthquake Preparedness: Develop preparedness strategies and protocols to ensure a safe response to earthquakes in the workplace. 

Objectives

Features

Audience

FAQ

What is the 30-Hour OSHA/DOL Card?

The OSHA/DOL Card is proof of completing the 30-Hour Construction Outreach training from an OSHA Regulated provider, like OSHAOnlineCenter.

How many classes does this course have?

This course consists of 21 modules that can be completed at your own pace within 6 months. There are no specific predetermined timings for any “classes” that you have to attend virtually. 

Is this course divided into sessions?

The online 30-hour program is not divided into any particular sessions. You can complete it anywhere, anytime by saving your progress. There is no designated time to complete each module as OSHAOnlineCenter’s courses are entirely self-paced. On average, it takes our students about 1-2 hours to complete each module.

How long is OSHA 30 certification valid for?

Once you pass this course, you receive an OSHA card that does not expire. However, it is recommended that individuals refresh their 30-Hour OSHA training every few years to stay up to date on changes in regulations and best practices.

What will be the cost if I buy this course in bulk?

The cost when purchased in bulk varies based on the quantity ordered. For the first five courses, you save $10 in total. If you purchase 10 courses, you save $40. Similarly, purchasing 20 courses would take your total savings to $120.

What are the easiest steps to buy OSHA 30-Hour Construction for a group?

Go to the group enrollment page. This is where you will have the option of adding different courses to your cart. You can click the plus [+] icon to increase the quantity of the courses and the cross [x] icon to deduct the courses from the cart. Once you have the desired courses, click the “Add To Cart” to proceed to the payment section. 

What is the best possible way to manage, assign, and get reports for multiple courses?

Once you have purchased multiple courses, you will have access to our LMS. This is where you can assign courses to your team members by name and you can check the progress of these courses through the LMS. If a course is about to expire without your team member completing their training, you will receive an email from our website.

Do you need separate resources to manage OSHA Courses for several employees?

No. Any safety manager can easily manage multiple OSHA courses through our LMS. You can assign courses with a single click and watch the progress of your team in real-time. You will also get notifications on your team member’s progress.

Why is buying workplace safety courses separately not as convenient then buying in the form of a group?

Buying courses in bulk saves you the effort of getting these courses separately and assigning them to different team members individually. You can easily manage these courses after buying them in groups and also get them at discounted prices.

Is OSHA 30 hard to pass?

Trainees who haven’t paid attention during the modules might find it hard to pass the final exam of the OSHA 30 course. However, It’s important to remember that there are quizzes in this course that should help you retain knowledge. Beyond this, going through a study guide before starting the course will make passing the course easier. 

Is it worth getting OSHA 30?

Getting OSHA 30 will open many doors in your career. Many employers prefer hiring workers who have completed this course. Meanwhile, if you’re already employed, doing this training will increase your chances of becoming a safety manager or a supervisor. 

What's the highest OSHA certification?

OSHA 30 is the premier course for anyone who’s looking to make a career in manual labor. Those in the construction industry can opt for 30-Hour training related to their sector while professionals in manufacturing, assembly, warehousing, and retail can choose the General Industry 30-hour training. 

What happens if you finish OSHA 30 faster?

You can complete this course in a minimum of four days as OSHA allows up to 7.5 hours of training a day. However, it is recommended that you take time to go through this course as it will increase your chances of retaining information and passing the final exam on the first try. 

Do you charge $25 for the OSHA Study Guide?

No. While there are platforms offering a $25 OSHA 30-Hour Construction study guide, we offer this document completely FREE without even acquiring your credit card information.

OSHA 30-Hour Construction

$189.00$0.00
Or 4 payments $0.00  WITH 
Afterpay Logo

Powered By

UL Solutions (PureSafety)

top rated

4.7

Ovarall star rating

Includes:

DOL Card

Free Study Guide

Completion Certificate

Group Discount

We Accept

OSHA 30-Hour Construction
$90.00$189.00

The Training Process

As the name suggests, this is a 30-hour long course, which is divided into multiple modules. Each module ends with a quiz. When you complete all the modules, you take a final exam, where you must score more than 70%. The training includes case studies, demonstrations and informational material, all of which is in the form of video.

Since this course is entirely online, you can do it from the comfort of your home or office through a Personal Computer, Laptop, Tablet and even your smartphone. You have six months before this course expires, which means you can pace your learning at your own convenience.

There are no predetermined timings for this course, you can learn any time of the day, for as long as 7.5 hours and as little as a few minutes. The course will pick up where you have left off.

Receive Instant Certification

The minute you successfully complete this course, you will be emailed an OSHA 30-Hour Certification for construction training. You can print this document and use it as proof that you have completed the training until your DOL card arrives.

Access Group Discount

Businesses and managers that buy multiple courses will get incremental discounts, to the point where you can save $10 on every purchase. Buying multiple courses will also give access to our exclusive Manager Account, where you can monitor the progress of each trainee.

Things You Need To Know

Get your OSHA DOL Card upon successfully completing your safety training. Don't worry! Our courses are OSHA-Authorized.

Is OSHA Online Center Legit?
How to get your OSHA DOL Card?

HOW TO OBTAIN OSHA 30 CERTIFICATION

You will need to complete all modules of the a certificate of completion course and then pass the final exam by scoring more than 70%. You will get a certification for course completion as soon as you successfully pass the last exam.

GET POCKET-SIZE DOL CARD

After passing the course, your plastic pocket-sized DOL card will arrive at the address you provided within 2 to 3 weeks. This US Department of Labor card will assist you in gaining employment at top construction businesses.

Get Your OSHA 30 DOL Card

Earn a card from the US Department of Labor card

As Early As Two Weeks

Delivered To Your Doorstep

Receive the OSHA 30-Hour Construction card at your provided address.

As Early As Two Weeks

Plastic Card

Made from durable plastic and will fit inside your pocket.

As Early As Two Weeks

As Early As Two Weeks

Get your DOL delivered in a minimum of two weeks.

FREE STUDY GUIDE & PREMIER CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Our trainees get access to a comprehensive OSHA 30-Hour Construction guide that will help them prepare for this course. According to our research, utilizing this guide increases your chances of facing the final exam by a staggering 90%.

You also get professional support from our experienced customer agents. They can help you during the enrollment process and answer all of your relevant queries.

BENEFITS OF 30-HOUR CONSTRUCTION TRAINING

This course helps trainees identify and mitigate different hazards at construction sites. It equips you with the knowledge to create and maintain a safe work environment where the threat of injuries and fatalities remains low.

This OSHA-authorized program covers everything from scaffolding safety to electric hazards. It demonstrates how to maintain a list of workplace incidents in accordance with OSHA’s guidelines. Learners also grasp the importance of effective emergency communication.