OSHA 30-Hour Construction

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Training is a federal safety course required for construction workers and supervisors across the United States, including New York City.

This training provides in-depth knowledge of workplace safety, hazard recognition, and workers’ rights under OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations.

In New York City, OSHA 30 is mandatory and must be renewed every 5 years to remain valid.

This course can also be combined with NYC SST courses to qualify for an NYC SST Worker or Supervisor Card, as required by NYC DOB Local Law 196.

Description

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction course is a federal OSHA-required safety training.

• Required for construction workers and supervisors

• Federal OSHA certification

• Mandatory in NYC and valid for 5 years

• Can be combined with SST courses to qualify for an NYC SST Card

• Covers major construction hazards, safety standards, and worker responsibilities

Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for:

• Construction workers and supervisors

• Individuals starting work in the construction industry

• Workers required to meet NYC DOB and federal OSHA safety requirements

• Anyone who needs OSHA 30 for jobsite access or SST card eligibility

Why OSHA 30 Is Important

• Required on most NYC construction sites

• Meets federal OSHA safety standards

• Serves as the foundation for obtaining an NYC SST Worker or Supervisor Card

• Helps reduce workplace injuries and improve jobsite safety

Important Notes

• This is a federal OSHA course

• Certification must be renewed every 5 years in NYC

• OSHA 30 alone does not issue an SST card

• Must be combined with required SST training hours for NYC SST compliance