OSHA 155-Hour
Construction Safety and Health
Awarding Body
OSHAA
Duration
155 Hours
Course Category
Health & Safety
study mode
Online Learning
Course overview
The construction industry is one of the most fast-moving yet high-risk sectors, where workers regularly encounter hazards such as falls from height, heavy machinery accidents, electrical dangers, and exposure to harmful materials. In such environments, safety training is not only a regulatory obligation but a critical measure for protecting lives. The OSHAA 155-Hour Construction Safety and Health Program is designed to deliver advanced safety education that equips workers, supervisors, and safety professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent accidents and create safer construction sites.
Unlike shorter courses such as the 10- or 30-hour safety programs, the 155-hour programme provides an in-depth study of construction safety and health standards. It offers detailed coverage of OSHA-based construction regulations and prepares participants to apply these requirements effectively in real-world working conditions. This makes the course ideal for safety officers, site supervisors, project managers, and professionals aiming to advance into occupational safety leadership roles.
Throughout the programme, participants gain a strong understanding of hazard identification and risk control. Training covers fall protection, scaffolding safety, excavation hazards, electrical risks, confined spaces, and safe machinery operations. It also includes guidance on PPE selection, respiratory protection, noise control, ergonomics, and chemical safety. Emergency preparedness, fire prevention, and incident response are also key components, ensuring readiness during critical situations.

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Entry Requirments
Entry Requirements for the OSHA 155-Hour Construction Safety and Health:
- Educational Qualifications:No formal qualifications are required; basic literacy is sufficient to understand training materials.
- Professional Experience:Prior experience in construction, site operations, or workplace safety is recommended but not mandatory.
- English Language Proficiency:Since the program is delivered in English, learners must show competence in reading, writing, and communication.
Course structure
The OSHA 155-Hour Construction Safety and Health qualification consists of 11 mandatory units.
