SafetyQuestion 461 of 521
On many California jobsites, which OSHA safety training is typically expected for supervisors versus entry-level workers?
a.OSHA 10 for supervisors and OSHA 30 for the workers
b.Both groups take an OSHA 4-hour course
c.OSHA 30 for supervisors/those with safety responsibility and OSHA 10 for entry-level workers
d.No safety training course exists for construction
Explanation
The OSHA 30-hour course is aimed at supervisors and workers with safety responsibility, while the OSHA 10-hour course targets entry-level workers. Reversing the two, an imaginary 4-hour course, or claiming no course exists all misstate the standard training structure.
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