30-Hours Construction Safety & Health

1. Introduction to OSHA:

   • Overview of OSHA standards and regulations.
   • Understanding the role of OSHA in ensuring workplace safety.

2. Focus Four Hazards:

   • In-depth exploration of the four primary construction hazards: falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in or between.

3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

   • Proper selection and use of PPE in construction.
   • Importance of PPE in preventing injuries and fatalities.

4. Health Hazards in Construction:

   • Recognition and control of health hazards such as silica and asbestos.
   • Strategies for protecting workers from exposure.

5. Stairways and Ladders Safety:

   • Safe use of stairways and ladders in construction.
   • Prevention of falls related to stairways and ladders.

6. Electrical Safety:

   • Identification of electrical hazards on construction sites.
   • Safe work practices and precautions related to electricity.

7. Materials Handling, Storage, Use, and Disposal:

   • Safe handling and storage of materials on construction sites.
   • Proper disposal practices to prevent environmental impact.

8. Excavation and Trenching Safety:

   • Understanding the risks associated with excavation and trenching.
   • Implementation of protective measures and shoring techniques.

9. Tools – Hand and Power:

   • Safe use of hand and power tools in construction.
   • Inspection and maintenance of tools for optimal performance.

10. Scaffolds Safety:

    • Types of scaffolds and their proper construction.
    • Inspection and use of scaffolds in compliance with OSHA standards.

This course is suitable for construction site managers, supervisors, safety professionals, and any personnel involved in construction activities who seek a comprehensive understanding of safety and health principles.

• Enhanced awareness of construction-related safety and health issues.
• Improved ability to identify and mitigate construction hazards.
• Compliance with OSHA regulations, reducing the risk of accidents and fines.
• Increased safety culture and overall well-being of workers on construction sites.

The course may conclude with a comprehensive exam covering the topics discussed throughout the 30 hours. The exam format could include multiple-choice questions, case studies, and practical assessments to evaluate participants' understanding and application of safety principles in a construction setting. Specific exam details may vary based on the training provider.