132 Hours Construction Safety & Health (Train The Trainer)

The OSHA Digital 132-Hour Construction Safety & Health Train the Trainer course prepares construction professionals to manage workplace risks and deliver effective safety instruction. It covers OSHA requirements, site hazards, control measures, safety programmes, incident investigation, and essential construction-safety topics.

1. Interpret OSHA construction standards and safety responsibilities
2. Identify construction hazards and complete risk assessments
3. Establish fall-prevention and protection measures
4. Recognise and control electrical hazards
5. Manage scaffold erection, inspection, and dismantling
6. Apply safe excavation and trenching procedures
7. Control confined-space entry and emergency arrangements
8. Select, fit, and use personal protective equipment
9. Manage construction health hazards and exposure monitoring
10. Operate and inspect lifting and conveying equipment safely
11. Implement fire-prevention and protection measures
12. Apply ergonomic principles to construction activities
13. Investigate incidents and implement corrective actions

• Construction safety managers and supervisors
• Construction project managers
• Site foremen and team leaders
• Construction workers developing advanced safety knowledge
• Safety consultants and auditors
• Personnel implementing construction-site safety programmes

• Develop detailed knowledge of OSHA construction standards.
• Improve the identification and control of construction hazards.
• Strengthen construction safety-management abilities.
• Support professional development and career progression.
• Contribute to safer construction sites with fewer incidents.

Assessment pattern:

• Format: Multiple-choice, true-or-false, and scenario-based questions.
• Number of questions: Normally between 100 and 150.
• Duration: Approximately 2–3 hours.
• Passing score: Usually 70% or higher.
• Coverage: All course subjects, with emphasis on practical safety application and OSHA requirements.