Recall some basic jobsite safe practices;
Know some ways to safely choose and use tools and equipment;
Recall fall protection measures to take when you work at heights;
Recognize ways to minimize the hazards of excavations and confined spaces
You should expect to go home unhurt at the end of your work day. Accidents and injuries are preventable and occur because of unsafe conditions and unsafe acts. Take this orientation course to learn some basic safety rules you can use to help prevent injuries. This course is ideal for construction workers.
OSHA 29 CFR 1926
Construction sites claim thousands of lives yearly, with countless more workers suffering preventable injuries that change their lives forever. What happens in those split-second safety decisions often determines whether everyone goes home safely at the end of the day.
Our Construction Safety Training is perfect for construction workers, site supervisors, project managers, or anyone in the construction field. You will receive practical, experience-backed knowledge to identify hazards and prevent accidents with confidence. From fall protection to electrical safety and equipment operation to confined space entry, we cover all critical dangers with the help of simple, easy-to-apply lessons.
Learn at your own pace and get certified instantly when you finish. Make your training count because every safety precaution matters. Ready to make safety your top priority on the job? Start training today.
Our comprehensive construction safety training covers everything you need to know to stay safe on the job site. Each unit is designed to address specific hazards and provide practical solutions you can implement immediately. Here's what you'll learn:
Discover the foundation of construction safety with an overview of common hazards and general safety practices. Learn how to identify potential dangers before they cause harm and understand the importance of proper safety culture on every job site.
Explore the essential gear that stands between you and serious injury. This unit covers how to select, inspect, and properly use hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and respiratory equipment that could save your life on the job.
Master the safe operation of both hand and power tools commonly used in construction. Learn proper handling techniques, maintenance procedures, and how to spot defective equipment before it causes an accident.
Falls remain the leading cause of construction fatalities. This unit teaches you how to work safely at heights using guardrails, safety nets, personal fall arrest systems, and proper ladder techniques to keep you firmly grounded.
Uncover the hidden dangers beneath the surface. Learn how to recognize unstable soil conditions, implement proper shoring techniques, and follow safe entry procedures that prevent deadly cave-ins and collapses.
Enter challenging spaces with confidence and knowledge. This unit covers hazard identification, air monitoring, entry permits, and emergency rescue procedures for working in tanks, manholes, and other restricted areas.
Protect yourself from one of construction's invisible killers. You'll learn how to identify electrical hazards, maintain safe distances from power lines, use proper lockout/tagout procedures, and respond to electrical emergencies.
A well-trained construction worker is a safer, more valuable team member. Our construction safety training delivers benefits that extend far beyond basic compliance:
Workers who receive safety training are 12% less likely to experience workplace injuries compared to those without training. (Source: Occupational Safety and Health Administration - OSHA) Construction injuries cost companies billions annually in medical expenses, lost productivity, and increased insurance premiums. This training helps you identify and eliminate hazards before they lead to accidents, protecting both workers and the bottom line.
Safety and productivity go hand in hand. By learning proper procedures and preventative measures, you'll help create a workplace where work flows smoothly without interruptions from accidents or near-misses.
Employers actively seek workers with proven safety credentials. This certification demonstrates your commitment to workplace safety and sets you apart from other candidates when applying for better positions or advancement opportunities. In fact, 93% of employers say safety training is a key factor when hiring for construction roles.
True safety goes beyond following rules; it should be a habit. This course helps you develop the awareness and decision-making skills to automatically spot dangers and take appropriate action in any construction environment.
Construction sites must comply with numerous safety regulations. This training ensures you understand your legal obligations and how to fulfill them, protecting both yourself and your employer from potential citations and penalties.
When it comes to safety on a construction site, there’s no room for guesswork. Our construction safety certification stands above the competition for several compelling reasons:
Stay ahead professionally while staying compliant. Completing our course earns you 0.03 Continuing Education (CE) credits, contributing to your ongoing learning goals.
Our courses are accepted by 98% of construction employers nationwide, instantly adding credibility to your resume and qualifications.
Complete your training anytime, anywhere on any device. Our mobile-friendly platform lets you learn at your own pace without disrupting your work schedule.
Don't just read about safety, experience it through our engaging simulations that put you in realistic scenarios where your decisions matter.
As soon as you complete the course, your certificate is available to download and share. No waiting, no delays, just proof of your achievement, right away.
Have questions? Our construction safety experts are just a click away, ready to provide clarification and additional guidance whenever you need it.
Our construction safety training is essential for anyone who sets foot on a construction site. Don't risk your safety by missing this crucial training. This course is specifically designed for:
Construction workers and laborers
Site supervisors and foremen
Project managers and engineers
Equipment operators
Electricians and plumbers
HVAC technicians
Demolition specialists
Scaffolding erectors
Painters and drywall installers
Inspectors and quality control personnel
Safety managers and coordinators
New hires entering the construction industry
All LearnTastic construction safety courses are developed in alignment with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 standards, the governing regulation for construction industry safety in the United States. Our content ensures that learners meet the compliance requirements expected by employers and regulatory bodies, to reduce site risks and meet federal safety obligations.
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What is the best safety certification for construction?
OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification is widely considered the gold standard. Our course provides similar comprehensive coverage while adding interactive elements and practical applications not found in basic OSHA training.
Which course is best for construction safety?
The best course addresses site-specific hazards you'll encounter while being nationally recognized. Our construction safety training covers all major hazards. You will earn a certification accepted by 98% of employers.
What is OSHA construction training?
OSHA construction training teaches standards established by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration specifically for construction workplaces. It covers hazard recognition, prevention, and regulatory compliance to reduce workplace injuries.
What are the things to be kept in mind before being on the construction site?
Always wear proper PPE, understand emergency procedures, identify site-specific hazards, know where first aid is located, and ensure you're properly trained for tasks. Never operate equipment without authorization or training.