Course Overview
The 10 Hour OSHA Construction Training is a professionally structured safety program developed for construction workers, contractors, and entry-level employees who require foundational knowledge of workplace health and safety standards. This course delivers essential training focused on hazard identification, risk prevention, and compliance with current OSHA regulations applicable to the construction industry.
Participants will gain practical insight into recognizing unsafe conditions, minimizing workplace risks, and understanding the legal framework that governs jobsite safety. The training also explains employee rights, employer responsibilities, and the correct process for reporting workplace safety concerns.
This course is ideal for individuals seeking an OSHA 10 certification to meet employment requirements, strengthen safety awareness, and advance within the construction field.
NYC DOB Training Requirement (Local Law 196)
Under Local Law 196, construction and demolition workers operating within New York City’s five boroughs must complete mandatory safety training to remain compliant with Department of Buildings (DOB) regulations.
Current requirements include:
A minimum of 30 hours of safety training for workers
A minimum of 62 hours of safety training for supervisors
A valid Site Safety Training (SST) Card as proof of completed coursework
The 10 Hour OSHA Construction Training serves as a foundational component toward meeting these NYC safety training obligations and maintaining eligibility to work on regulated construction sites.
New York State OSHA Training Requirement
Throughout New York State, employers frequently require workers to obtain an OSHA 10 Certification prior to beginning employment on construction projects.
In accordance with state labor requirements:
Workers on public construction projects valued at $250,000 or more must hold a valid OSHA Card
Employees must complete an additional 10 hours of OSHA Construction training every five years to remain compliant
Completing the 10 Hour OSHA Construction Training helps ensure alignment with state standards and employer expectations while supporting long-term compliance and career stability.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Participants who successfully complete the course are eligible to receive 1.0 CEU.
To qualify for CEU credit, participants must:
Maintain 100 percent attendance
Complete the required continuing education registration documentation
Actively participate in all instructional activities
Complete all required assessments, including pre-course and post-course evaluations
Achieve the minimum passing score on the final examination, if applicable
Submit the official course evaluation form with identifying information
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the 10 Hour OSHA Construction Training, participants will be able to:
Explain worker rights and employer obligations under OSHA standards
Identify common construction jobsite hazards, including stairway and ladder risks
Recognize the industry’s primary safety hazards and apply preventive strategies
Select and properly use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Apply effective hazard control and risk reduction techniques
Describe safe practices related to scaffolding and elevated work environments
Program Benefits
The 10 Hour OSHA Construction Training enhances workplace safety knowledge, supports regulatory compliance, and helps reduce the likelihood of jobsite injuries and violations. By completing this training, workers strengthen their professional credentials, meet industry safety expectations, and contribute to safer construction environments.
