OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry Certification Course
- Residential construction is presently much more of OSHA’s attention
- Some insurers mandate that a minimum 10–Hour Certification
- As of July 2006, all workers working must be OSHA 10-Hour Certified
By successfully completing this course you will 1) satisfy your insurers requirements 2) be prepared for OSHA inspections and 3) comply with the new state requirement
Tuition fee includes continental breakfast, box lunch, a copy of OSHA Standards for Construction 29 CFR Part 1926 manual and certification card of completion from OSHA
WARNING: THIS COURSE CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES
About the Instructor: John Burton is an authorized OSHA instructor for the construction industry. He has served as a Safety Officer/ Helicopter Pilot in the U.S. Army, held the position of Director of Safety for a private consulting firm and currently holds the position of Safety Specialist with Renaissance Insurance Group. In his career, John has had the opportunity to visit hundreds of job sites and he has represented several construction companies at their Informational OSHA Hearings.
OSHA 2010 Classes
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May 25th 7 AM - 7 PM **Lunch will be provided** $175 for all students |
Questions: Write admin@bagb.org or call 617-773-1300.
