Osha Accepted Courses
- All OSHA Construction Courses
- All OSHA General Courses
- Cal OSHA Courses
- SPANISH Courses
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Hazwoper 50 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 41.5 Hour $350
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Hazwoper 44 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 40 Hour $349.00
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Hazwoper 24 Hour $199.95
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Hazwoper 8 Hour $39.95
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OSHA 10 Hour
General Industry $89.00Construction Industry $89Study Guide $135.00 -
OSHA 30 Hour
General Industry $189.00Construction Industry $189Study Guide $259.00
Training Highlights
- Earn an OSHA-DOL 10 or 30 Hour Card.
- Self-Paced / Train at your own convenience.
- Months to complete course of study.
- OSHA recommended for new employee orientation.
- Training Records archived/ Available upon request.
Concrete & Masonry
EVERYDAY discounted price!
$20
Introduction
Working in the concrete and masonry line of business is definitely not for the faint hearted. It is an occupation that is solely meant for the skilled and experienced workers who have undergone rigorous training sessions. Working on various forms and tilt up slabs can be extremely dangerous. Being one of the most widely used construction material in the world, there are safety issues that crop up at every stage of concrete production. The safety and health of workers in the concrete and masonry field has largely been a topic of concern for years now.
The OSHA 29 CFR 1926.7 Subpart Q was created to improve the safety and health of the workers and to reduce the number of accident cases. This safety training standard was designed to protect workers from the hazards that are generally associated with concrete and masonry operations right from construction and demolition to alteration and repairs.
Course Description
This course was specifically created to help teach construction workers and the potential dangers and precautionary measures to be taken in any concrete and masonry project. The course covers all the topics included in OSHA 29 CFR 1926.7 Subpart Q. The construction safety training topics cover a broad spectrum of issues ranging from general requirements to masonry construction and cast-in-place concrete.
Learning Objectives
- To understand the post tensioning operation requirements.
- To understand the requirements related to pre-cast concrete.
- To understand CFR 1926.706 masonry construction.
- To understand the requirements that are concerned with personal protective equipment.
- To identify and understand the lockout.tagout procedure requirements.
- To identify the requirements that are related to working under heavy loads.
Topics Covered
- General Requirements
- Post Tensioning Operations
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Concrete Bucket
- Bulk Cement Storage
- Power Concrete Trowels
- Concrete Pumping System
- Lockout/Tagout Procedures
- Bull Floats
- Tiered Single Post Shores
- Cast-in-Place Concrete
- Reinforcing Steel
- Vertical Slip Forms
- Pre-case Concrete
- Removal of Form Work
- Limited Access Zone
Course Duration
Course Duration
The course has a duration of 1 hour.
Testing
Testing
Initial Tests or Quizzes must be passed with a 100% ranking in order for the applicant to proceed to the next lesson.
The final Examination must be passed with a minimum of 70% in order to clear the course. If necessary, the final examination can be taken 3 times.