OSHA 10 Hour Outreach Training for Construction Industry

OSHA 10 Hour Outreach Training for Construction Industry is designed to equip entry-level workers with critical knowledge of jobsite safety, hazard prevention, and OSHA regulations under 29 CFR 1926. This course fosters a culture of accountability and awareness in high-risk construction environments.

From fall protection to PPE, workers will gain foundational safety practices that reduce incidents, increase compliance, and promote long-term productivity.

Why This Training Matters

Before OSHA was founded in 1971, over 14,000 workers were dying on the job each year, many in construction. The OSHA Outreach Training Program was created to reduce fatalities by increasing awareness and accountability across jobsites.

Since then, OSHA 10 Hour Construction Training has helped reduce deaths by nearly 60%. Your team deserves this protection, because every worker deserves to go home safe.

Who Needs OSHA 10 Hour Construction Training?

• Construction Laborers & General Workers
• Superintendents & Site Foremen
• Subcontractors & Independent Crews
• Safety Coordinators & Compliance Teams
• Any Employee Working on an Active Construction Site

This training is often required by contractors, unions, and government-funded projects across the U.S.

OSHA 10 Hour Outreach Training Course Overview

Key Topics Include:

• OSHA Overview & Worker Rights
• Fall Protection, Ladders & Scaffold Safety
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Electrical Safety & Lockout/Tagout Awareness
• Tool Use, Machine Guarding & Material Handling
• Trenching, Excavation & Soil Classification
• Fire Prevention & Emergency Planning
• Cranes, Rigging & Lifting Safety
• Health Hazards: Silica, Noise, Asbestos & More

Course Duration: 10 Hours | CEU Credits: 10 Contact Hours | Refresher Suggested: Every 3-5 Years

Why Choose Our OSHA 10 Hour Training?

• OSHA-Aligned Content: Fully structured to meet 29 CFR 1926 outreach standards
• Experienced Trainers: Led by safety professionals with field-tested experience
• Proven Engagement: Includes hazard simulations, site-based discussions & assessments
• Flexible Scheduling: We accommodate nights, weekends, and mobile teams
• Nationwide Recognition: Trusted by GCs, subcontractors, and project managers across the U.S.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an OSHA certification course?

No. We provide OSHA-aligned training only. You will receive a completion record, not a Department of Labor card or certification.

Is this training mandatory?

While not federally required, many jobsite contracts, unions, and local agencies mandate it as part of entry compliance.

How long does the training take?

It takes 10 hours, typically delivered over two sessions (5 hours each).

Does the OSHA 10 card expire?

It does not expire, but retraining is recommended every 3-5 years to stay updated on current safety protocols.