Certified OSHA Training
OSHA 10 Hour CONSTRUCTION Industry
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Course Details
The OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry course is a self-paced online program that introduces entry-level construction workers to the safety and health hazards found on modern construction job sites. Delivered entirely through our LMS as asynchronous, self-paced online training, it lets laborers, installers, tradespeople, and supervisors build skills on their own schedule without ever setting foot in a classroom. The curriculum is grounded in OSHA construction safety standards under 29 CFR 1926 and centers on the Focus Four hazards responsible for most construction fatalities: falls, struck-by incidents, caught-in/between incidents, and electrocution. Through this OSHA 10-hour construction training, participants practice hazard recognition, avoidance, and control while learning the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). The course also explains worker rights and employer responsibilities under OSHA, along with the procedures for reporting unsafe working conditions. Every module reinforces safe work practices that reduce injuries and illnesses across real construction site conditions.
Because the training is delivered 100% self-paced online, students can learn on any device and progress at a pace that fits their work and life. This OSHA 10 construction course spans 10 contact hours and, upon passing the required assessments and course evaluation, awards a certificate of completion together with 1.0 IACET CEU. For workers comparing OSHA 10 construction certification options online, it provides a documented certificate of completion and continuing-education credit that demonstrate a solid grasp of jobsite safety. Enroll today to start building the construction safety skills that help keep every crew safe on the job site.
Course Syllabus
Course Description
Pre-Course Information Sheet
Course: OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry (Online)
Course Overview
The OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry course provides workers with an introduction to workplace safety and health hazards commonly found on construction sites. The course emphasizes hazard recognition, avoidance, control, and prevention.
Delivery Method
Online / LMS-Based Asynchronous Learning
Participants may complete the course at their own pace within the allotted course access period.
Course Duration
10 Contact Hours
IACET CEUs Awarded
1.0 CEU
Technical Requirements
Participants:
- Reliable internet access
- Current web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari)
- Audio capability for course videos and PowerPoint
- Ability to view PDF documents
- Access to the TTI Learning Management System (LMS)
Recommendation:
- Desktop or laptop computer for optimal learning experience
Criteria for Earning IACET
To receive 1.0 IACET CEU, participants must:
- Complete all required course modules
- Complete all learning activities
- Successfully complete required assessments
- Achieving a minimum passing score of 80% on course assessments
- Complete the course evaluation
Learner Support
Technical assistance is available for LMS access and navigation issues.
For support, contact:
Phone: (817) 769-6275
Email: [email protected]
Accessibility Statement
TTI is committed to providing an accessible learning environment. Course materials include accessibility features such as:
- Accessible digital content
- Adjustable screen viewing options where available
Learners requiring accommodation should contact TTI prior to beginning the course.
Important Completion Information
Participants are encouraged to complete the course within the assigned enrollment period. Progress is automatically tracked within the LMS.
Failure to complete all required activities and assessments will result in no CEU award being issued.
Acknowledgment
By beginning this course, participants acknowledge that they have reviewed and understand the course requirements, learning outcomes, participation expectations, and CEU award criteria.
What Will I Learn?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain worker rights and employer responsibilities under OSHA.
- Identify common construction workplace hazards.
- Recognize and prevent falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in/between hazards.
- Understand the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Apply safe work practices to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses.
- Recognize procedures for reporting unsafe working conditions.
Target Audience
This course is intended for:Entry-level construction workers,Laborers,Installers,Tradespeople,Supervisors,Others exposed to construction-site hazards
Total Course Duration
10 hours
Materials Included
Participants will have access to:OSHA 10 Hour Construction Industry Course ModulesOSHA Reference MaterialsDownloadable Learning ResourcesKnowledge Check ActivitiesFinal AssessmentCourse Evaluation
Requirements / Instructions
There are no formal prerequisites for this course.Participants:Be able to understand spoken and written English (or have access to approved language assistance).Possess basic literacy skills sufficient to complete course activities and assessments.
Curriculum
11 modules · 10 hours
Module One Introduction to OSHA
An Introduction to OSHA explains the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's mission to ensure safe and healthy workplaces by setting and enforcing safety standards, providing training and outreach, and fostering a partnership with employers and employees. It covers the history of OSHA, employees' rights to a hazard-free work environment under the OSH Act, employers' responsibilities to comply with standards and the General Duty Clause, and methods for filing complaints and accessing OSHA's services.
- Module One Introduction to OSHALesson
Module Two a). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (1.FALLS)
"Falls" as one of OSHA's Focus Four Hazards refer to incidents where workers fall from elevated heights, such as from roofs, scaffolding, or ladders, or from slips and trips on the same level. These falls, often caused by unprotected edges, improper equipment use, or poor housekeeping, are the leading cause of fatalities and serious injuries in the construction industry. Preventive measures include using guardrails, personal fall arrest systems, proper scaffolding and ladder safety, and maintaining clean, organized work areas to reduce these risks.
- Module Two a). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (1.FALLS)Lesson
Module Two b). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (2. Electrocution)
In OSHA's Focus Four hazards, electrocution is death by electric shock from a lethal amount of electrical energy. Common causes include contacting overhead power lines, touching exposed wires or damaged equipment, and improperly using extension cords. To prevent it, workers should survey sites for power lines, maintain safe distances, use proper grounding and Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs), inspect equipment, and follow lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures
- Module Two b). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (2. Electrocution)Lesson
Module Two c). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (3. Struck-By)
A Struck-By hazard, one of the Focus Four in construction, is an incident where a worker is injured by a forceful impact from a flying, falling, swinging, or rolling object or piece of equipment, often involving vehicles or heavy machinery. These incidents cause a significant number of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry.
- Module Two c). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (3. Struck-By)Lesson
Module Two d). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (4. Caught In or Between)
A caught-in or caught-between hazard occurs when a worker is crushed, squeezed, pinned, or compressed between two or more objects, often resulting in severe injury or death. These are one of the "Focus Four" or "Fatal Four" hazards on construction sites, alongside falls, struck-by accidents, and electrocution. Examples include being caught in moving machinery, crushed by collapsing trenches, or pinned by heavy equipment.
- Module Two d). OSHA Focus Four Hazards (4. Caught In or Between)Lesson
Module Three Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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- Module Three Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)Lesson
Module Four Health Hazards in Construction
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- Module Four Health Hazards in ConstructionLesson
Module Five Cranes
The OSHA 10-Hour Construction Outreach Training Program teaches entry-level workers about identifying, avoiding, controlling, and preventing hazards on construction sites. While OSHA has detailed standards for crane safety in construction, general industry, and maritime sectors, the OSHA 10 course is a broad safety introduction that provides general awareness, not specific training on operating cranes.
- Module Five CranesLesson
Module Six Excavation
OSHA 10 Excavation refers to a specialized module within the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training course that teaches entry-level workers the essential safety principles of trenching and excavation to prevent injuries and fatalities, focusing on hazards like cave-ins, and teaching methods for soil protection (sloping, shoring, shielding), safe access/egress, and recognizing atmospheric dangers.
- Module Six ExcavationLesson
Course Evaluation
Course Evaluation
- Course EvaluationLesson
OSHA Information Verification
Must be completed prior to starting course
- OSHA Information VerificationLesson
Certificate of Completion
Meet Your Instructor
Lead HSE Instructor
The Training Institute is a team of seasoned field experts with decades of hands-on experience across electrical safety, OSHA compliance, confined-space training, and hazardous-materials response. Our instructors combine practical jobsite expertise with proven adult-learning methodology to deliver training that meets — and exceeds — federal and industry standards.
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