Missouri is one of those states that doesn’t have its own Official State Plan. For this reason, Missourians come under the Jurisdiction of Federal OSHA, which comprises most private-sector employees.

 

Since most employers prefer those workers who have a general overview of workplace safety requirements, OSHA recommends entry-level workers to take OSHA 10 Hour courses and workers with supervisory roles to take OSHA 30 Hour courses to increase their knowledge and expertise in dealing with worksite hazards and ensure the work culture is healthy. Furthermore, construction employees involved in projects with public funding are mandated by Missouri law to take Outreach training. 

 

In addition, the Construction Safety Training Act mandates OSHA 10 Hour Construction training from an OSHA-approved training provider for: 

 

• Employees with direct involvement in construction at the worksite.
• Workers at nearby facilities employed by the contractor for construction purposes.
• Employees engaged in transferring materials, machinery, or fuel on the job site
• Drivers involved in loading or unloading materials at the worksite.