OSHA Outreach - Construction Training

Objective: The OSHA Outreach - Construction Training aims to educate workers on recognizing, avoiding, and mitigating hazards commonly found in the construction industry, enhancing their safety awareness and reducing workplace accidents.

Summary: This program covers a range of construction safety topics mandated by OSHA, providing participants with a fundamental understanding of hazards specific to construction sites, including fall protection, electrical safety, hazardous materials, and more.

Duration:

Course Duration: Typically conducted over four consecutive days (10 hours per day)
Schedule: Offered as four full-day sessions or segmented sessions based on training needs.

Regulation Reference: The OSHA Outreach - Construction Training adheres to OSHA guidelines and covers construction-specific safety standards and practices.

Cost: $125.00

Course Topics: The curriculum for the OSHA Outreach - Construction Training typically includes:

Introduction to OSHA
Focus on the OSHA standards for construction
Hazards identification, prevention, and control
Fall protection, electrical safety, scaffolding, and excavation safety
Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements
Health hazards in construction, including silica and asbestos
Emergency action plans and procedures
Case studies and interactive discussions

Who Should Attend: This course is suitable for construction workers, supervisors, foremen, and anyone involved in construction activities. It provides a fundamental understanding of safety regulations and best practices within the construction industry.

For enrollment, scheduling, or further information, please contact the training provider or visit their website.

Note: The course content can be adapted to meet specific maritime industry needs or organizational requirements.

OSHA Outreach - Construction Training

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