Basic Safety Orientation (Construction) | Fortier Loss Control
What you'll learn
- OSHA’s role, worker rights, and employer responsibilities
- How to find and apply OSHA standards
- Hazard recognition and control methods
- Fire prevention and emergency response
- Welding and cutting hazard controls
- Concrete, masonry, and demolition safety
- Confined space entry and rescue basics
- PPE selection, use, and maintenance
- Fall protection and scaffold safety
- Stairway and ladder safety practices
- Safe rigging and crane operation
- Excavation and trench protection
- Electrical hazard prevention
- Confined Spaces (Construction)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Basic Safety Orientation (Construction)
Price: $20.00
Delivery: On-Demand (Self-Paced)
Duration: 1 Hour
Language: English
Provider: Fortier Loss Control
Customer Support: Toll-Free 877-881-2235
Course Overview
The Basic Safety Orientation (Construction) course introduces workers to the core safety practices, hazard controls, and OSHA regulations that protect employees on construction sites. From PPE and fall protection to electrical safety and confined space awareness, this training builds a foundation for recognizing and controlling common hazards before they cause incidents.
Designed to meet OSHA’s safety training requirements, the course covers multiple construction safety subparts from 29 CFR 1926 and prepares workers to apply best practices from day one on the job.
Who Should Take This Course
New construction workers and apprentices
Subcontractors entering active job sites
Crew leads and supervisors who need a safety refresher
Anyone who needs a pre-jobsite safety orientation
OSHA-Referenced Learning Objectives (29 CFR 1926)
OSHA Fundamentals: Explain OSHA’s role, worker rights, and employer duties.
General Provisions – Subpart C: Apply general safety provisions across construction sites.
Health & Environmental Controls – Subpart D: Implement preventative measures for jobsite health.
PPE – Subpart E: Identify and use PPE per OSHA requirements.
Fire Protection – Subpart F: Follow OSHA fire prevention and control standards.
Rigging & Cranes – Subparts H & N: Recognize safe rigging and crane operation procedures.
Welding & Cutting – Subpart J: Apply hazard controls for welding and cutting operations.
Fall Protection – Subpart M: Use fall prevention systems to protect workers at height.
Excavations – Subpart P: Implement protective measures in trenches and excavations.
Concrete & Masonry – Subpart Q: Apply safety practices for structural work.
Demolition – Subpart T: Follow safe demolition procedures to protect people and property.
Stairways & Ladders – Subpart X: Operate and maintain access systems safely.
Electrical – Subpart K: Recognize and control electrical hazards.
Confined Spaces (Construction): Apply safe entry and rescue procedures.
Topics Covered
OSHA standards and interpretations
Hazard communication (labels, SDS, worker rights)
Chemical, fire, electrical, and physical hazard prevention
PPE selection, inspection, and maintenance
Fall protection, scaffolding, stairways, and ladders
Excavation safety and shoring systems
Concrete, masonry, and demolition work
Rigging, cranes, and heavy equipment safety
Welding and cutting safety measures
Confined space awareness and controls
Course Format & Requirements
Delivery: 100% online, mobile-friendly
Assessment: Quizzes after each module with a minimum passing score of 70%
Attempts: Three failed attempts lock the learner out; in-person completion required
Completion: Instant downloadable certificate from the My Training page
Certification
Certificate of Completion valid for one year unless otherwise stated
If taken as part of an OSHA Outreach program, complete the survey to receive an official Department of Labor (DOL) card by mail within 4–6 weeks
End-of-Course Instructions
Pass all quizzes and final assessment with 70% or higher
Complete the course survey to finalize your record
Access supplemental OSHA resources under the “Materials” tab in the course player
Subject Matter Expert
Luis Quintanar — Bilingual OSHA Outreach Trainer (English/Spanish) with over 300 course deliveries. Extensive experience in construction, oil & gas, energy services, and general industry safety programs. Specializes in site-specific plans, hazard assessments, and regulatory audits.
For trainer questions: outreach-trainer@360training.com
Why Train with Fortier Loss Control
OSHA-compliant construction safety training
Tennessee-based provider with nationwide reach
Self-paced online learning for schedule flexibility
Mobile-friendly course design
Trusted by thousands of safety professionals
Enroll today and build the safety knowledge every construction worker needs to prevent injuries, stay compliant, and work confidently on any job site.
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