Instructor-Led
At Your Facility Nationwide
OSHA Outreach Trainers
DOL Completion Card IncludedRecognize, avoid, and mitigate hazards commonly found on construction sites.
Apply best practices for PPE, tools, ladders, scaffolds, and equipment use.
Identify and control the Focus Four Hazards — Falls, Caught-In/Between, Struck-By, and Electrocution.
Understand worker rights and employer responsibilities under OSHA.
Support a safer, more compliant work environment on every jobsite.
Introduction to OSHA and Worker Rights
The Construction Focus Four Hazards
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Hazard Communication and Labeling (GHS)
Electrical Safety and Power Tools
Fall Protection and Walking-Working Surfaces
Scaffolds and Ladders
Fire Prevention and Emergency Response
Material Handling and Housekeeping
OSHA Outreach Program: Authorized 10-hour training under 29 CFR 1926 for construction workers and employers.
State and Contractor Requirements: Required or accepted in many states for employees on public projects and by private contractors for site access.
Completion Card: Participants receive an official OSHA 10 DOL Completion Card within 90 days of course completion.
Validity: OSHA cards do not expire, but refresher training is recommended every five years or as required by your employer or jurisdiction.
Authorized Trainers: Delivered in person by OSHA Outreach Trainers who tailor examples and discussions to your facility and jobsite conditions.
This 10-hour course is completed over 1.5 days, meeting OSHA’s required minimum of two calendar days (no more than 7.5 hours per day).
Training takes place at your facility and includes interactive instruction, demonstrations, and real-world examples based on your team’s operations.
All required handouts and course materials are provided.
Call 1-800-290-0007 to speak with a Training Advisor.
We’ll help you plan an OSHA 10, OSHA 30, or related safety program at your facility and recommend the best training path for your team.
All construction workers benefit from OSHA 10 training, and many states or contractors require it for anyone on public or high-risk projects. It applies to laborers, skilled trades, and subcontractors covered under 29 CFR 1926.
Participants receive an official U.S. Department of Labor OSHA 10 Completion Card within 90 days of class completion. Cards are recognized nationwide.
OSHA 10 cards do not expire, but refresher training every five years helps ensure workers stay current with updated regulations and safe-work practices.
Yes. Crane Tech delivers OSHA 10 Construction training at your facility anywhere in the U.S.
OSHA 10 focuses on the essential safety awareness every worker needs to stay compliant and safe on the job. OSHA 30 provides greater depth and is intended for supervisors, foremen, and those with safety management responsibilities.
