SafetyQuestion 462 of 521
The OSHA 10-hour Construction course primarily covers:
a.How to pass the C-10 licensing exam
b.Advanced electrical load calculations
c.Recognition, avoidance, and prevention of common jobsite hazards, including the 'Focus Four' (falls, electrocution, struck-by, caught-in/between)
d.How to calculate union dues
Explanation
OSHA 10 teaches workers to recognize, avoid, and prevent common construction hazards, emphasizing the Focus Four. It is a safety awareness course, not licensing exam prep, load-calculation training, or a class on union administration.
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