Contractors Safety & Health Program

The Contractor’s Safety and Health Program for Construction course from OSHA Education School is an advanced-level course that both reviews and clarifies the citation policy used by OSHA in relation to construction employer policies, procedures, and programs. This training provides an in-depth review of the information and tools used to evaluate employer’s safety and health programs using OSHA’s multi-employer worksite rule. OSHA Education School’s Contractor’s Safety and Health Program for Construction course is designed to familiarize participants with OSHA’s citation policy as well as general safety and health provisions. Participants can also expect to learn information regarding first aid, medical attention, and record-keeping requirements as directed by OSHA’s citation policy. Specific course topics include the following: Overview of Contractor’s safety and health OSHA Instruction STD 3-1.1 Safety and health program Tools for program assessment Program assessment Worksite analysis assessment Assessing hazard prevention/control Safety and health training assessment Multi-employer worksite rule Specific industry terms covered throughout the course include the following: OSHA National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

OSHA Education School’s Contractor’s Safety and Health Program for Construction course teaches participants essential knowledge in regard to OSHA’s citation policy and guidelines for safety and health programs. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to: Know how to appropriately promote safety in the workplace by following OSHA’s citation policy Use the evaluation tools presented throughout the training Understand OSHA’s multi-employer worksite rule Be familiar with real-life case studies and scenarios that illustrate the need for compliance