OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction

The OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction course prepares participants to recognize, control, and prevent hazards commonly encountered on road construction worksites. By successfully completing the OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction online course, participants will recieve a Department of Labor (DOL)/OSHA 10-Hour wallet Card and receive the training needed to prevent injuries and fatalities on the job.

Include: DOL card, Certificate of Completion
Duration: 10 hours and 0 minutes
Languages: English
Level: Certificate

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Road construction presents unique safety challenges as crews navigate equipment, traffic, and other on-the-job hazards. To ensure better safety levels for these workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers an Outreach Training Program to address common hazards, safety practices, and more. By taking the OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction course, participants can earn a Department of Labor (DOL)/OSHA 10-Hour Card and receive the training needed to prevent injuries and fatalities on the job. The OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction course prepares participants to recognize, control, and prevent hazards commonly encountered on road construction worksites. Course topics include: Introduction to OSHA Special considerations for road construction safety Common roadway construction safety and health hazards Electrical hazards Fall protection Motor vehicle and mechanized equipment hazards Cranes and aerial lifts Excavations Duties and responsibilities for confined space workers Work zone traffic control Lockout/tagout (LOTO) system requirements Personal protective equipment (PPE) How to be aware of, anticipate, and mitigate emergencies

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Who Needs OSHA 10-Hour Road Construction?

This 10-hour, OSHA Outreach course is designed for construction professionals working on road construction sites to perform road maintenance activities. These individuals include: Road builders Construction crews Maintenance crews and personnel Workers on publicly funded projects of varying amounts in the following states: Connecticut (Note: These professionals must re-certify every five years.) Massachusetts Missouri Nevada New Hampshire New York Rhode Island This course is not intended for general construction or general industry workers. Construction workers employed or seeking employment in New York City should register for the following courses per New York City Department of Buildings (NYC DOB) LL196 online course proctoring requirements.