The 10 hour OSHA Construction Training Class provides training for workers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces in the construction industry. It also provides information regarding workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint. This course training is required on all construction sites. It is taught by an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) authorized instructor.
Students receive a card acknowledging they have completed the class. OSHA cards do not expire. However, as per the New York City Department of Buildings, the card must have been issued within the past 5 years in order to work on any site.
Audience: Anyone working on a construction site in New York.
Prerequisites:Student must be able to communicate with the instructor in the language the course is held in. Valid photo ID required.
Learning Outcomes:Upon completion of this course, the students shall be able to:
- Discuss worker rights and employer responsibilities under OSHA.
- Discuss OSHA standards and procedures such as inspections and filing complaints.
- Identify and describe types of caught-in or –between, struck by, electrocution and fall hazards.
- Protect themselves from caught-in or –between, hazard struck by, electrocution and fall hazards.
- Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from caught-in or –between, struck by, electrocution and fall hazards.
- Identify what the responsibilities are for both employers and employees.
- Identify protective systems for head and how to properly use and maintain.
- Identify protective foot wear along with preventing injury to feet and legs.
- Identify protection for face and eyes and identifying what type of protective equipment should be utilized for each.
- Identify protection for hearing loss prevention, identifying which ear protection shall be needed and when it shall be needed.
- Identify protection for hands and body, what type of equipment and when to needed.
- Identify what Respiratory Protection is needed and how to properly use.
- Identify and read the different labels used in the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals.
Materials:Pens, instruction booklets, test, videos, PowerPoint presentations, instructor evaluation sheet, attendance sign-in sheets. *Course fee includes: administrative fees, course materials, and certificates. Available for purchase: extra booklets, certificate replacements, and mailing out certificates.*
Successful Completion:In order to successfully fulfill the requirements for completion of the 10 Hour OSHA course, students must:
- Be able to clearly communicate with the instructor and complete all paperwork in the language the course is delivered in. No personal interpreters permitted.
- Complete all required paperwork: registration, evaluation, attendance, etc.
- Attend all required hours of the course. Any make up sessions must be completed within six months from the start date.
- Participate during class activities and reviews
- Complete tests with a passing grade of 70%
No exceptions will be made. No partial credit awarded for any course.Please Note:1) Please bring a photo ID, as they will be checked on the start date. Students are asked to arrive at least 15 minutes before class. Any missed sessions can be rescheduled for a later date by contacting us at (718) 389-4530 or
[email protected].
2) In order to receive a certificate/card for the course, students must:
- Be able to clearly communicate with the instructor and complete all paperwork in the language the course is delivered. No personal interpreters permitted.
- Complete all required paperwork: registration, evaluation, attendance, etc.
- Attend all required hours of the course. Any make up sessions must be completed within six months from the course start date.
- Participate during class activities and reviews.
- Complete tests with a passing grade of 70%.
3) No exceptions will be made. No partial credit awarded for any course.
Customer can bring lunch, we provide coffee and tea in the classrooms.