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OSHA 30-Hour Construction
The full construction safety course for supervisors, foremen, and leads. Taught by an OSHA authorized trainer, and every student who completes it gets a Department of Labor card.
- Standard
- OSHA Outreach Training Program
- Typical length
- 30 hours over at least 4 days
- Format
- On site or live virtual
- You receive
- Department of Labor OSHA 30 card, plus attendance records
- Refresher
- OSHA cards don't expire, but some states, owners, and contracts require a refresher every few years
Who needs it
- Supervisors, foremen, and superintendents
- Safety coordinators and site safety representatives
- Workers on projects or in states that require it
- Anyone being groomed for a leadership role in the field
What's covered
- The Focus Four: falls, electrocution, struck by, and caught in or between
- Fall protection, ladders, and scaffolds
- Excavations and trenching
- Cranes, rigging, and heavy equipment
- Health hazards: silica, noise, and hazard communication
- Managing safety and leading a crew
Built on sand or built on rock?
SANDA supervisor who sat through 30 hours online, clicked through, and still walks past a missing guardrail.
ROCKLeaders who learned with their own crews, in their own language, and know what to look for on their own sites.
Common questions
Is OSHA 30 required by law?
OSHA itself doesn't require it, but several states and many owners and general contractors do. Check your contract and state requirements, or ask us.
Can you train our Spanish speaking crew?
Yes. We can schedule the course in Spanish with an authorized trainer.
Train your crew on OSHA 30
On site, in English and Spanish, anywhere in the country. Every session documented for audits.
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