OSHA 10 Hour Construction Outreach
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What you'll learn
You learn to recognize and avoid the Focus Four construction hazards, falls, electrocution, struck by and caught in or between, and you cover protective equipment, health hazards on site and your rights under OSHA.
- Introduction to OSHA
- Focus Four hazards
- Personal protective equipment
- Health hazards in construction
- Electives such as scaffolds or excavations
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Is this right for you?
- Level
- Beginner People new to this. You can start today with no experience.
- What you get
- A certificate from a name employers know, ready to add to LinkedIn and your résumé the day you finish.
- How you learn
- Online, self paced.
- How to use it
- Add it to LinkedIn under Licenses and certifications, post it with one thing you learned, and name the exact skills on your résumé. Then bring it up in interviews and show how you use AI to get more done.
- Why it's worth it
- Fast, practical proof that you are ahead on AI. It shows initiative, gives you skills you can use the same day, and hands you something concrete to talk about with every hiring manager.
What you will payDepends on who you areFree for some learners, such as through an employer, school or state program. Check eligibility before you start.
Also free through these programs (eligibility applies): Per Scholas (in select cities).
- Time
- 10 instructional hours; delivery schedule varies.
- Before you start
- Take the course from an OSHA authorized outreach trainer or authorized online provider. No license or certification is awarded.
- How you are tested
- In person or authorized online provider.
- Renewal
- OSHA's page states no general expiration for construction cards (it says Maritime cards do not expire); states, municipalities or employers may set refresher rules. Cards cannot be issued for courses completed more than 5 years ago.
- Full cost details
- Set by each OSHA authorized outreach trainer or online provider; OSHA's outreach page lists no student price.
- Where it applies
- United States; jobsite acceptance varies
Counts toward a license or requirement?Depends on your state or employerOSHA says Outreach training is voluntary and is not an OSHA certification, but some states, cities and employers require the card for jobsite work. Check with your state labor department and your employer before you pay. Source ↗
Checked at the source Oct 13, 2026
Sources and what we verified
OSHA Outreach Training Program page: voluntary, not an OSHA requirement, cards issued within 90 days, records kept 5 years ↗What we verified: Rechecked Oct 13, 2026 on osha.gov. OSHA does not publish what learners pay; trainers set prices. Trainers must issue cards within 90 days of completion.
Fees and eligibility can change. Confirm current terms with the issuer before you pay.
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