OSHA 30 Construction Course
149 Congress Street, Lowell Ma. ALL CLASSES begin at 9:00 AM Valid ID needed upon entry OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Program Take jobsite safety and leadership to the next level with NECEC’s OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Program. Designed for construction supervisors, forepersons, safety coordinators, experienced workers, and individuals preparing for greater responsibility, this comprehensive program provides an in-depth understanding of workplace hazards, OSHA standards, and effective safety practices. Course topics include: • OSHA rights, responsibilities, inspections, and recordkeeping • Fall protection and prevention • Electrical safety • Struck-by and caught-in-between hazards • Personal protective equipment • Scaffold, ladder, and stairway safety • Excavation and trenching • Cranes, rigging, and material handling • Hand and power tool safety • Hazard communication • Fire prevention and emergency preparedness • Health hazards in construction • Safety management and jobsite leadership Training is delivered by an authorized OSHA Outreach instructor and combines regulatory requirements with practical, real-world jobsite applications. Participants who successfully complete all required course hours are eligible to receive an OSHA 30-Hour Construction card. This program helps construction professionals recognize hazards, strengthen workplace safety culture, and lead projects with greater confidence, accountability, and responsibility.
Program overview
149 Congress Street, Lowell Ma. ALL CLASSES begin at 9:00 AM Valid ID needed upon entry OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Program Take jobsite safety and leadership to the next level with NECEC’s OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Program. Designed for construction supervisors, forepersons, safety coordinators, experienced workers, and individuals preparing for greater responsibility, this comprehensive program provides an in-depth understanding of workplace hazards, OSHA standards, and effective safety practices. Course topics include: • OSHA rights, responsibilities, inspections, and recordkeeping • Fall protection and prevention • Electrical safety • Struck-by and caught-in-between hazards • Personal protective equipment • Scaffold, ladder, and stairway safety • Excavation and trenching • Cranes, rigging, and material handling • Hand and power tool safety • Hazard communication • Fire prevention and emergency preparedness • Health hazards in construction • Safety management and jobsite leadership Training is delivered by an authorized OSHA Outreach instructor and combines regulatory requirements with practical, real-world jobsite applications. Participants who successfully complete all required course hours are eligible to receive an OSHA 30-Hour Construction card. This program helps construction professionals recognize hazards, strengthen workplace safety culture, and lead projects with greater confidence, accountability, and responsibility.
Tuition
Per student. Books included where applicable.
Delivery
Sessions are held in-person at our classroom facility unless a session listing says otherwise.