Construction

130 Hour – Construction Safety & Health Specialist

This comprehensive OSHAcademy training program provides advanced knowledge in construction safety, covering thirty-one critical topics to help professionals effectively identify hazards, manage risks, and ensure full OSHA compliance on worksites.

Awarding BodyOSHAcademy USA
Hour130 Hour
Students3.7K
Reviews4.9 (3.1)
130 Hour – Construction Safety & Health Specialist

Course Features

This program is designed for professionals seeking a high-level specialization in the construction industry. It combines theoretical regulatory knowledge with practical implementation strategies, allowing students to access world-class resources and earn a globally recognized credential.

  • Global Certification: Internationally recognized safety award.
  • Flexible Schedule: Self-paced online learning platform access.
  • Expert Support: Dedicated academic tutor support services.
  • Instant Feedback: Real-time grading for all module exams.
  • Free Resources: Downloadable study guides and checklists.
  • Digital Badge: Verified digital badge for social media.

About This Course

The 130-Hour Construction Safety & Health Specialist program is an advanced curriculum designed to elevate a safety professional's expertise to a specialist level. It moves beyond basic awareness, diving deep into the technical requirements of OSHA standards, safety management systems, and specific hazard controls found in complex construction environments.

By completing this course, candidates demonstrate a profound commitment to workplace safety and health. The curriculum is meticulously structured to cover the "Focus Four" hazards, heavy equipment operations, and essential safety leadership skills, making it an ideal qualification for those looking to lead safety departments or manage large-scale construction projects.

Key Points:

  • Mastering the techniques for hazard recognition.

  • Understanding federal construction regulations.

  • Developing effective safety leadership skills.

  • Implementing emergency action safety plans.

  • Conducting detailed job hazard analysis steps.

  • Managing health risks in construction zones.

What You'll Learn

Participants will acquire the skills necessary to develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive safety program within the construction industry. You will learn how to navigate complex OSHA regulations, conduct thorough accident investigations to prevent recurrence, and apply ergonomic principles to reduce workplace injuries.

Key Learning Points:

  • Analyze construction sites for potential safety hazards.

  • Apply OSHA standards to daily construction operations.

  • Investigate accidents to determine root cause analysis.

  • Manage effective Hazard Communication (HazCom) programs.

  • Select proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) gear.

  • Supervise safe excavation and trenching site activities.

  • Identify electrical hazards and apply LOTO procedures.

  • Operate heavy machinery and forklifts with full safety.

  • Prevent falls using guardrails, nets, and harness kits.

  • Control health hazards like silica, lead, and asbestos.

Who Should Attend?

This advanced specialist course is specifically tailored for individuals who hold responsibilities for maintaining safety standards on construction projects. It is ideal for those seeking to upgrade their professional qualifications and take on leadership roles within the safety department of construction firms.

  • Construction Site Supervisors

  • Health and Safety Officers

  • Project Management Staffers

  • Site Safety Representatives

  • Civil Engineering Graduates

  • Construction Safety Managers

Course Content

Explore the comprehensive 130 Hour – Construction Safety & Health Specialist course content designed to help you master the material through structured modules and lessons.

1. 611 Nail Gun Safety

1
Nail gun trigger mechanisms
2
Preventing nail gun ricochet
3
Required PPE for operations

2. 612 Work Zone Traffic Safety

3. 702 Effective Accident Investigation

4. 705 Hazard Communication Program

5. 706 Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis

6. 709 Personal Protective Equipment

7. 710 Energy Control Program – LOTO

8. 711 Introduction to Ergonomics

9. 712 Safety Supervision and Leadership

10. 715 Electrical Safety Basics

11. 717 Emergency Action Plans

12. 718 Fire Prevention Plans

13. 725 Forklift Safety

14. 726 Introduction to Machine Guarding

15. 744 Working with OSHA

16. 800 Intro to Construction Safety Mgmt

17. 802 Trench and Excavation Safety

18. 804 Scaffold Erection and Inspection

19. 805 Fall Protection in Construction

20. 806 Focus Four – Falls

21. 807 Focus Four – Caught-In/Between

22. 808 Focus Four – Struck-By

23. 809 Focus Four – Electrocution

24. 810 Hand and Power Tool Safety

25. 813 Construction Work-site Safety

26. 814 Heavy Equipment Safety

27. 815 Demolition Safety

28. 816 Confined Spaces in Construction

29. 820 Cranes and Derrick Safety I

30. 821 Cranes and Derrick Safety II

31. 850 Health Hazards in Construction

Course Requirements

There are no formal prerequisites to enroll in this course, making it accessible to professionals at various career stages. However, learners should have a basic understanding of construction terminology and a good grasp of the English language to effectively navigate the course materials and exams.

  • Stable internet connection access.

  • Basic English language proficiency.

  • Working knowledge of construction.

  • A valid email address for login.

  • Digital device (Laptop/Tablet).

Assessments

The assessment process is designed to be flexible and stress-free, utilizing an open-book format that encourages research and understanding rather than rote memorization. Students must pass a multiple-choice quiz at the end of each module to demonstrate their competency in the subject matter.

  • Open-book online examination style.

  • Multiple-choice question format.

  • Unlimited retakes for failed exams.

  • Instant generation of pass results.

Progression

Upon successful completion of the Construction Safety & Health Specialist course, learners can further advance their careers by pursuing higher-level diplomas or management certifications. This qualification serves as a robust foundation for achieving elite status in the global safety community.

  • Construction Safety & Health Manager.

  • Associate Safety Professional (ASP).

  • Certified Safety Professional (CSP).

  • Master Safety Professional (MSP).

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Awarding BodyOSHAcademy USA
Level130 Hour
Course CategoryConstruction
Start DateFeb 9, 2026
Deadline DateFeb 7, 2026