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OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training for New York

  • In accordance with Federal OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1926
  • Available in: United States English only
  • Especially developed to meet NYC requirements for OSHA 30-hour Outreach Training
  • Convenient, on-the-go course designed for mobile users
  • Get your official certificate as soon as you are done
  • DOL Card will be issued by OSHA
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$199.99
30 Hour(s) Course
$199.99
$199.99
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$197.99
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$195.99
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$193.99
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$191.99
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$189.99
Employee Per Seat
2-10 $197.99
11-20 $195.99
21-50 $193.99
51-100 $191.99
101-250 $189.99

Course Facts

What You Get
What You Get
Certificate of Completion
Training Duration
Training Duration
30 Hour(s)
Learning Type
Learning Type
100% online, available 24/7
Course Access Validity
Course Access Validity
6-month completion timeline, 1-year access to training materials.
Device Support
Device Support
Apple
Android
Windows
Web
Certificate Validity
Certificate Validity
60 months, before a refresher is required.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training for New York

This course is designed to provide in-depth knowledge of construction safety and health principles applicable to New York job sites, helping participants meet OSHA requirements while supporting state and local safety expectations. The training is based on OSHA 29 CFR 1926, the federal safety standard governing construction activities, and reinforces the responsibilities outlined under the Occupational Safety and Health Act.

Through structured, easy-to-follow modules, learners gain practical insight into hazard recognition, accident prevention, employer and worker responsibilities, and compliance obligations relevant to construction operations throughout New York. Emphasis is placed on identifying and controlling common job-site hazards while promoting safer work practices across all phases of construction.

Construction safety remains a critical concern in New York State, where large-scale projects, dense urban environments, and high-risk activities contribute to ongoing safety challenges. Falls from elevation, struck-by incidents, electrical hazards, and caught-in or between accidents continue to be leading causes of serious injuries and fatalities on construction sites. Effective safety training has been shown to reduce these risks by improving hazard awareness, strengthening compliance, and reinforcing accountability among workers and supervisors.

By completing the OSHA 30-hour Construction training, New York construction professionals are better equipped to support a proactive safety culture, reduce violations, and help protect workers on active job sites across the state. This training plays an essential role in improving job-site safety outcomes and reinforcing long-term compliance in New York’s construction industry.

Participants who successfully complete this course will receive a completion card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).

OSHA Outreach courses are provided in partnership with ClickSafety, an OSHA-authorized online Outreach Training provider.

For Additional Information by OSHA

Click here for more information about the Outreach Training Programs.

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Who Needs This 30-Hour Online Training?

This training is intended for construction professionals in New York State:

  • In supervisory or leadership roles and are expected to manage workplace safety in accordance with OSHA and state-level requirements.
  • It is especially relevant for foremen, superintendents, and site supervisors who oversee daily operations and are responsible for identifying hazards and enforcing safety protocols on active job sites.
  • The course also benefits safety managers, project managers, and employers in New York who are tasked with creating, administering, or sustaining effective construction safety programs.
  • Contractors and workers involved in large-scale, publicly funded, or highly regulated construction projects across New York State will find this training essential for meeting safety expectations and compliance standards.

Note: This OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training for New York is a voice-authenticated course, as required by the OSHA Outreach Training Program, explicitly designed for NYC-based professionals and is not intended for use outside New York City. Participants must complete periodic voice identity verification throughout the training to confirm the registered student is actively participating.

OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training for New York Course Syllabus

This OSHA 30-Hour Training consists of 37 modules. Students are required to take each module in sequential order as listed below.

Lessons

Introduction

Module 1: Course Orientation


Module 2: Introduction to OSHA


Module 3: Managing Safety and Health: Safety & Health Programs and Injury & Illness Prevention


Module 4: Managing Safety and Health: Leadership Responsibilities & Safety Culture


Module 5: Managing Safety and Health: Hazard Recognition and Control


Module 6: Managing Safety and Health: Mental Health Awareness


Module 7: OSHA Focus Four Hazards: Fall Hazard Awareness


Module 8: OSHA Focus Four Hazards: Fall Protection


Module 9: OSHA Focus Four Hazards: Electrocution


Module 10: OSHA Focus Four Hazards: Caught-In/Between


Module 11: OSHA Focus Four Hazards: Struck-By


Module 12: Personal Protective Equipment: Protecting the Body


Module 13: Personal Protective Equipment: Respiratory Protection


Module 14: Construction Health Hazards: Chemical and Biological


Module 15: Construction Health Hazards: Physical Hazards


Module 16: Construction Health Hazards: Respirable Crystalline Silica


Module 17: Construction Health Hazards: Asbestos


Module 18: Stairways and Ladders


Module 19: Cranes and Derricks


Module 20: Excavation: Hazards


Module 21: Excavation: Soils


Module 22: Excavation: Practical Applications


Module 23: Materials Handling


Module 24: Scaffolds


Module 25: Concrete and Masonry


Module 26: Hand and Power Tools


Module 27: Fire Prevention and Protection


Module 28: Steel Erection


Module 29: Motor Vehicles


Module 30: Powered Industrial Trucks


Module 31: Welding and Cutting


Module 32: Confined Spaces


Module 33: Ergonomics Hazards


Module 34: Observe and Correct Unsafe Behavior


Module 35: Introduction to NFPA 70E


Module 36: Leading Cultural Change


Module 37: Conclusion


Final Examination

Frequently Asked Questions

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training for New York course is important as it:

  • Equips construction workers, supervisors, and site leaders with advanced safety knowledge needed to recognize, evaluate, and control hazards commonly found on construction sites across New York State.
  • Construction continues to be one of the highest-risk industries, with routine exposure to fall hazards, electrical dangers, heavy machinery, and struck-by or caught-in incidents. Comprehensive safety training is essential to help reduce these risks and improve job-site awareness.
  • This training enhances understanding of OSHA requirements, worker rights, and employer responsibilities, supporting compliance efforts while helping to minimize workplace injuries, incidents, and violations.
  • Completing the OSHA 30-hour Construction training also helps meet employer and contractual safety expectations, reinforces accountability, and promotes a stronger safety culture and safer working conditions throughout New York’s construction industry.

There are no prerequisites for this course.

  • Construction workers with supervisory or leadership responsibilities who need advanced safety knowledge to manage job-site hazards and OSHA compliance.
  • Foremen, superintendents, and site supervisors responsible for overseeing daily construction operations and enforcing safety practices would gain practical, regulation-focused training.
  • Safety managers, project managers, and employers who are accountable for developing, implementing, or maintaining construction safety programs.
  • Contractors and workers on large-scale, publicly funded, or regulation-driven construction projects where OSHA 30-Hour training is required or strongly recommended.
  • This OSHA 30-Hour Online course provides a flexible, self-paced learning format, allowing construction professionals in New York to complete required safety training without interrupting their work schedules.
  • The course delivers thorough coverage of OSHA construction standards, hazard recognition, and prevention strategies, making it ideal for workers with supervisory or safety responsibilities.
  • Interactive modules, knowledge checks, and real-world construction scenarios help reinforce learning and improve knowledge retention, ensuring practical application on New York job sites.
  • Upon successful completion, learners receive an OSHA 30-Hour certificate and Department of Labor (DOL) card, supporting compliance with employer, project, and regulatory training requirements across New York State.

Within 8 weeks of course completion.

A replacement card can only be issued for a course taken within the last five years, and only one replacement card may be issued per student per class.

To obtain a replacement OSHA 30 Card, please email us at info@hazwoper-osha.com.

Certificate of Completion: Immediately after passing the final exam, you can download, save, or print your certificate in PDF format.

Validity: The course certificate is valid for five years.

Renewal: Simply take this course in 60 months to maintain compliance and stay current on best practices at construction sites.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Course Objectives

After completing the course, the learner will be able to:

  • Explain how OSHA standards promote safe and healthful construction workplaces across New York State.
  • Recognize the importance of building and maintaining a strong safety culture on construction sites.
  • Describe employer responsibilities for protecting worker safety and health.
  • Understand OSHA inspection procedures and compliance expectations.
  • Identify how workplace stress can affect mental health and job performance.
  • Maintain injury and illness records in accordance with OSHA requirements.
  • Explain ergonomic principles and their role in preventing musculoskeletal disorders.
  • Conduct job hazard analysis to identify and control construction-related risks.
  • Operate heavy vehicles and manage loads using safe work practices.
  • Apply basic safety principles for powered industrial trucks.
  • Demonstrate proper material handling, storage, and stacking procedures.
  • Recognize scaffolding hazards and apply preventive measures.
  • Define confined spaces and identify associated hazards.
  • Identify excavation and trenching hazards.
  • Develop emergency response procedures for cave-ins.
  • Classify soil types and explain soil testing methods.
  • Identify hazards related to precast concrete and masonry work.
  • Summarize how NFPA 70E (2024) supports electrical safety.
  • Use electrical, hand, and power tools safely.
  • Recognize health risks from chemical and biological exposures.
  • Prevent fall hazards, including slips and trips.
  • Identify electrical hazards and methods to prevent electrocution.
  • Prevent struck-by and caught-in or caught-between hazards.
  • Use ladders and stairways safely.
  • Recognize hazards associated with welding, cutting, and brazing.
  • Identify respiratory hazards and proper respirator use.
  • Apply crane and derrick safety practices.
  • Implement fire prevention and fire safety measures.
  • Explain the key elements of a hazard communication program.
  • Develop effective emergency action plans.
  • Explain the purpose and importance of personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Prevent exposure to asbestos and respirable crystalline silica.
  • Identify hazards associated with steel erection.
  • Define the role of a Competent Person or Supervisor.
  • Promote hazard reporting and safety communication.

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Jackson Wrung
Construction Safety Representative
I found this OSHA 30-hour training to be detailed without being overwhelming.
Kevin Daniels
Electrical Superintendent
This course did a solid job explaining OSHA standards in a way that actually applies to high-rise and commercial construction in NYC. The sections on hazard communication and accident prevention were especially helpful. It’s a strong option for supervisors and experienced tradespeople.
Jorge Peach
Masonry Supervisor
I liked that the content focused on real jobsite conditions and safety responsibilities. Completing it online allowed me to work around my schedule without falling behind on site.
Rebeka Mike
Field Engineer
This training gave me a much better understanding of OSHA requirements specific to New York construction work. The course flow made it easy to stay engaged, and the examples felt realistic instead of generic.
Anthany Coins
Union Carpenter
The lessons connect directly to what we deal with on active job sites, especially around fall hazards and equipment safety. It’s well worth the time.

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