OSHA 10-Hour Training

The OSHA 10-Hour Training program provides essential safety awareness for workers in construction and general industry. This course introduces participants to the most common job-site hazards, OSHA regulations, and best practices for creating a safe and compliant work environment.

Designed primarily for entry-level workers, this training covers fundamental safety topics such as fall protection, electrical hazards, PPE, hazard communication, and more. Upon completion, workers will have the knowledge needed to recognize hazards, avoid unsafe conditions, and understand their rights and responsibilities under OSHA standards.

What This Course Covers

Participants will receive training on key safety topics, including:

Core Safety Modules

• Introduction to OSHA and worker rights

• Employer responsibilities

• Safety and health programs

• Reporting injuries and illnesses

Construction & Workplace Hazards

• Fall protection

• Electrical safety

• Scaffolding basics

• Ladder safety

• Hazard communication (HAZCOM)

• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Struck-by, caught-in, and caught-between hazards

• Material handling and storage

• Tools and equipment safety

Additional Safety Awareness Topics

• Fire prevention

• Excavation and trenching awareness

• Health hazards (noise, chemicals, dust)

• Emergency action planning

Who Should Attend?

Ideal for:

• Entry-level construction workers

• General industry workers

• Maintenance and industrial laborers

• Contractors, helpers, and laborers

• Anyone seeking foundational OSHA safety knowledge

Course Duration

10 Hours
Delivered in two sessions or one extended session.

Certification

Participants receive the official OSHA 10-Hour Card upon successful completion.

Why This Course Is Important

• Ensures workers understand basic job-site safety

• Helps prevent injuries and accidents

• Meets OSHA training requirements for many job sites

• Provides workers with recognized safety credentials

• Builds a strong foundation of safety awareness for new workers