Overview
This comprehensive 30-hour IASP OSHA Construction Safety course provides advanced training on OSHA regulations and construction safety standards. The program covers the "Focus Four" hazards (falls, electrocution, struck-by, caught-in), personal protective equipment, health hazards, and specialized construction operations to ensure safe and compliant worksites.
ZTC's delivery incorporates Highwave Training methodologies, interactive case studies, and practical scenarios to ensure participants can immediately apply OSHA standards in real-world construction environments across Pakistan, GCC, and African markets.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify and control construction-specific hazards and risks effectively
- Implement OSHA standards and regulatory requirements on construction sites
- Apply fall protection systems and scaffolding safety measures
- Manage excavation, trenching, and confined space operations safely
- Understand electrical safety and lockout/tagout procedures
- Develop and maintain site safety programs and emergency procedures
Target Audience
Construction supervisors, site managers, safety officers, foremen, project managers, contractors, engineers, and anyone with safety responsibilities on construction sites including demolition, renovation, and building development projects.
Entry Requirements
- Basic understanding of construction operations and terminology
- Minimum 6 months experience in construction or related field preferred
- English proficiency suitable for reading OSHA standards
- Physical ability to participate in practical exercises
Course Details
Module 1 – Introduction to OSHA and Construction Safety
- OSHA's mission, history, and regulatory framework
- Employer responsibilities and worker rights under OSHA
- OSHA inspection procedures and enforcement mechanisms
- Construction safety program development and implementation
Module 2 – OSHA Focus Four Hazards
- Fall hazards: identification, prevention, and protection systems
- Electrocution hazards: electrical safety and GFCI requirements
- Struck-by hazards: vehicles, falling objects, and equipment
- Caught-in/between hazards: trenches, equipment, and machinery
Module 3 – Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Head, eye, face, and respiratory protection requirements
- Hand, foot, and body protection selection and use
- PPE inspection, maintenance, and replacement criteria
- Training requirements and employer responsibilities
Module 4 – Health Hazards in Construction
- Silica exposure control and respiratory protection
- Lead exposure assessment and abatement procedures
- Asbestos awareness and handling requirements
- Hazard communication and chemical safety protocols
Module 5 – Specialized Construction Operations
- Excavation and trenching safety including soil classification
- Scaffolding erection, inspection, and fall protection
- Crane operations, rigging, and signaling requirements
- Confined space entry procedures and atmospheric testing
Module 6 – Tools, Equipment, and Materials
- Hand and power tool safety inspection and use
- Concrete and masonry construction safety practices
- Materials handling, storage, and disposal procedures
- Welding, cutting, and hot work safety requirements
Module 7 – Site Safety and Emergency Response
- Fire prevention, protection, and emergency evacuation
- Stairways, ladders, and walking-working surfaces
- Motor vehicle safety and traffic control measures
- Emergency action plans and medical response procedures
Duration: 30 hours (4 days) of comprehensive training
Assessment Components:
- Module-end quizzes with 10 questions each (70% passing score)
- Comprehensive final examination (20 questions, 70% passing score)
- Practical site inspection exercises and case studies
- Group discussions and hazard identification activities
Passing Criteria: 70% minimum score on all assessments and active participation in practical exercises
- IASP (International Association of Safety Professionals) Certificate
- Recognized credential for construction safety professionals
- Certificate valid for 3 years with continuing education requirements
- Supports professional development and career advancement
- Meets requirements for many contractor safety qualifications
Support & Resources
Participants receive comprehensive OSHA reference materials, 29 CFR 1926 standards overview, hazard assessment checklists, and access to Highwave Training's online resource portal. Post-course mentoring supports practical implementation and site safety program development.
FAQs
This IASP course provides equivalent knowledge to OSHA 30 Outreach but issues an IASP certificate rather than the Department of Labor card. Content aligns with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 standards.
Basic construction experience is recommended but not mandatory. The course is designed for both new and experienced construction professionals seeking advanced safety knowledge.
Yes, we offer customized in-house training incorporating your specific safety procedures, site hazards, and company policies for more relevant learning.
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