OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training — Construction & General Industry

The OSHA 10-Hour Outreach course is the entry-level safety credential most employers expect from new construction and general-industry workers. Delivered under the U.S. Department of Labor's Outreach Training Program, it covers the Focus Four hazards, your rights as a worker, and the day-to-day standards that govern most American jobsites.

OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training — Construction & General Industry

OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training — Construction & General Industry
  • 10 Hours Training
  • Official OSHA Card
  • DOL Authorized
DOL Authorized OSHA Certified Training
Official Card OSHA 10 Wallet Card
Valid Nationwide Recognized Everywhere
Flexible Schedule Online or In-Person
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Official DOL OSHA 10 Card
100% Online & Self-Paced
Mobile-Friendly
DOL-Authorized Provider
Unlimited Exam Retakes
English & Spanish Available

About Online Self-Paced

Experience our online self-paced learning option designed for your success.

Course Curriculum

Module 1 1.00 Hour

Introduction to OSHA

Overview of OSHA, worker rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file complaints.

Module 2 1.00 Hour

Walking & Working Surfaces

Slip, trip, and fall hazards, ladder safety, and proper housekeeping practices.

Module 3 1.00 Hour

Exit Routes & Emergency Action

Emergency exit requirements, evacuation procedures, and fire prevention plans.

Module 4 1.00 Hour

Electrical Safety

Electrical hazards, lockout/tagout, ground-fault protection, and safe practices.

Module 5 1.00 Hour

Personal Protective Equipment

Proper selection, use, and maintenance of PPE for various workplace hazards.

Module 6 1.00 Hour

Hazard Communication

Chemical safety, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and GHS labeling system.

Module 7 1.00 Hour

Materials Handling

Safe lifting techniques, forklift safety, and material storage best practices.

Module 8 1.00 Hour

Machine Guarding

Protecting workers from machine hazards and proper guarding requirements.

Module 9 1.00 Hour

Fall Protection

Fall hazards, protection systems, and safety equipment in general industry settings.

Module 10 1.00 Hour

Health Hazards in Industry

Recognition of health hazards including noise, chemicals, and ergonomic issues.

Individual Courses

Not ready for a package? Purchase each course separately at your own pace. Build your OSHA safety training one course at a time.

Course 1 • 10 Hours

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Outreach

📚 Professional Level ✓ Certification Included

Entry-level OSHA outreach training for construction workers. Earn the official DOL OSHA 10 card.

$94 / course
Course 2 • 10 Hours

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach

📚 Professional Level ✓ Certification Included

Entry-level OSHA outreach training for general industry workers. Earn the official DOL OSHA 10 card.

$94 / course
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Official OSHA 10-Hour Certification

Upon successful completion of the 10-hour course and final exam, you will receive an official Department of Labor OSHA 10-Hour wallet card recognized nationwide by employers and job sites.

Official OSHA 10 Card

Your OSHA 10-Hour card is issued directly by the Department of Labor and includes your name, completion date, and unique identification number. The card is valid nationwide and recognized by all employers requiring OSHA 10 certification. Cards are typically issued within 30 days of course completion.

Your Path to OSHA 10-Hour Training

Complete your training in 4 simple steps

1

Choose Your Track

Construction or General Industry

Pick the OSHA 10 track that matches your job. Construction is for building, civil, and infrastructure trades; General Industry is for warehousing, manufacturing, healthcare, and similar workplaces.

2

Complete the Modules

10 Hours, On Your Schedule

Work through the required modules — Focus Four (or General Industry hazards), Intro to OSHA, PPE, health hazards, plus electives. Each module has content followed by a knowledge check.

3

Pass the Final Exam

Demonstrate Mastery

Score the required percentage on the final assessment. Unlimited retakes are included so you can review weak areas and re-attempt with no penalty.

4

Get Your DOL Card

Digital Now, Card in 2–4 Weeks

Download the completion certificate immediately for jobsite proof, then watch the mail — your official DOL OSHA 10 plastic card arrives in 2–4 weeks.

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Join thousands of workers who have earned their OSHA 10-Hour Training certification through Fortune Academy.

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Why Choose Fortune Academy for OSHA Training?
DOL OSHA Authorized

Official training provider authorized by the Department of Labor

20+ Years Experience

Two decades of excellence in workplace safety training

50,000+ Trained

Thousands of workers have earned their OSHA certification with us

4.9/5 Rating

Consistently rated excellent by our students

Flexible Options

In-person, online, or onsite training to fit your schedule

Expert Support

Dedicated support team available to help you succeed

Meet Our Safety Instructors
MJ
Michael Johnson

OSHA Authorized Trainer, CSP

20+ Years

Certified Safety Professional with extensive experience in construction and general industry safety training. Former OSHA compliance officer.

Construction General Industry
SR
Sarah Rodriguez

OSHA Outreach Trainer

15+ Years

Bilingual safety trainer specializing in manufacturing and warehouse safety. Expert in hazard communication and emergency response.

Manufacturing HAZCOM
DW
David Williams

CHST, OSHA 500/510

18+ Years

Construction Health and Safety Technician with field experience in high-rise construction, heavy civil, and infrastructure projects.

Construction Fall Protection
What Our Students Say
"

The instructor made the material engaging and relevant to my job. I feel much more confident about workplace safety now. Got my OSHA card in just 3 weeks!

JM
John Martinez Construction Worker OSHA 10 Certified
"

The online self-paced option was perfect for my busy schedule. Great videos, easy-to-understand content, and the support team was very helpful.

AP
Amanda Peterson Warehouse Supervisor OSHA 10 Certified
"

We trained 30 employees onsite and the experience was excellent. The instructor customized the content to our facility and answered all our questions.

RK
Robert Kim Safety Manager, ABC Manufacturing Corporate Client
Frequently Asked Questions
The Construction track covers OSHA's Focus Four hazards (falls, struck-by, caught-in-or-between, electrocution), Introduction to OSHA, Personal Protective Equipment, health hazards in construction, and electives. The General Industry track covers Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, exit routes, electrical safety, PPE, hazard communication, machine guarding, and electives. Both run a minimum of 10 hours per the DOL Outreach Procedures.
Yes. After you pass the final exam, you receive an immediate digital completion certificate, and the official DOL OSHA 10 plastic card arrives by mail in 2–4 weeks. The card is issued by the U.S. Department of Labor — not by training providers — and is the document employers actually ask to see on the jobsite.
OSHA does not stamp an expiration date on the card itself. However, several states (including New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island) require OSHA 10 for public-works workers and may expect refreshers every 3–5 years. Many employers and contracting authorities also set their own refresh interval. Check before you assume your existing card is accepted.
OSHA 10 is the entry-level course designed for workers and takes 10 hours. OSHA 30 is the supervisor-level course (30 hours) — it covers everything in OSHA 10 plus in-depth hazard analysis, accident investigation, recordkeeping, and safety program management. If you supervise crews, run a project, or hold safety responsibilities, OSHA 30 is the right course.
Yes. The DOL Outreach Procedures explicitly authorize online OSHA 10 delivery through approved providers, as long as the student passes module assessments and the final exam. Our course is delivered by an OSHA-authorized provider and is mobile-responsive, so you can complete sessions wherever and whenever fits.
No. Our final exam has no timer, and retakes are unlimited at no extra cost. The DOL Outreach Procedures require that students demonstrate mastery, so we let you re-attempt as many times as needed until you pass — no pressure, no penalty for taking your time.

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