• OSHA 30 Hour Construction
• OSHA 30 Hour General Industry
• OSHA 10 Hour Construction
• OSHA 10 Hour General Industry
• Hazwoper 40 Hour
• Hazwoper 24 Hour
• Hazwoper 8 Hour
• Hazwoper 1^st Responder Awareness Level

• 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.

OSHA Focus Four

Do you know 90% of all fatalities in worksites are related to the focus four hazards? Whether you are a seasoned worker or a new apprentice, OSHA focus four training is essential to guarantee a safe working environment.
Our goal is to prevent fatalities that arise from the focus four hazards. We provide a safety training course which specifically targets the four most important fatalities in the construction industry- struck-by accidents, due to falls, electrocutions, and caught-in accidents.
Course Price: $45.00
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Company Officers
• Foremen
• Project Managers
• Managers
• Supervisors
• Both Union and Non-Union contractors

Course Description  
This online OSHA focus four course is designed to educate employees at the construction industry the specific four hazards so they can prepare for it, avoid and ultimately eliminate them from their work site. Our OSHA focus four course provides an overview of construction related struck by accidents and caught in between hazards, electrical safety and fall protection.
Learning Objectives

• Identify the activities causing stuck by and caught in between injuries often.
• Discuss about engineering controls and work practices that reduce struck by and caught in between injuries.
• Stating the requirements for power tools.
• Identify and describe systems for fall protection.
• Developing fall protection plan.
• Describe types of PPE that decrease caught in between and struck by injuries.
• Discuss about falls in the workplace.
• Identify preventative measures for avoiding falls.
• Describe how to control electrical hazards.
• Discuss grounding.
• Examine fall protection equipment.
• Inspect electricity.
• Identify and discuss electrical hazards.
• Explain how electricity works.
• Illustrate the process of locking out and tagging out circuits.
• Discuss safety-related work practices.
• Discuss electrical training.
• Discuss the duty for fall protection.
• Identify electrical injuries.

Assessment Information:

There are lesson quizzes of 5 questions. Each quiz has a pass rate of 80%. Same pass rate is also for the module quizzes of 10 questions. You must also appear for the final exam of 30 questions with a pass rate of 70%. 

Register in our online OSHA focus four course now and reduce the risks at workplace and maximize your work productivity.