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29 CFR 1926; 2024-10-01 Outreach procedures; study only, no OSHA card issued

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Study Companion
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Construction hazard-recognition practice and flashcards, included with all-access. Not authorized OSHA Outreach training; no card issued.

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Exam and product profile

Not authorized OSHA Outreach training. Does not issue an OSHA card. Cards come only from OSHA-authorized trainers after 10 instructional hours.

Exam / general subject
OSHA Outreach Training Program — 10-Hour Construction
Exam code
Not verified
Credential issuer
OSHA-authorized Outreach trainers issue course-completion cards; CodeReady does not
Jurisdiction
U.S. OSHA Outreach program; local training mandates not verified
Administrator
OSHA-authorized Outreach trainers / authorized providers, not a required OSHA-administered exam
CodeReady references / editions
29 CFR 1926; 2024-10-01 Outreach procedures; study only, no OSHA card issued
Official exam editions
Not verified
Official references
OSHA Outreach Training Program Construction Industry Procedures, revised July 1, 2024; effective October 1, 2024, Section IV.A; OSHA Outreach FAQ
Official bulletin / objectives
https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/OTP_Construction_Procedures_2024.pdf
Eligibility summary
The Outreach FAQ states no minimum age or employment requirement. A card requires attendance and successful completion of the entire authorized class, all required topics and at least 10 instructional contact hours.
Eligibility source
https://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/faq
Components covered (subject scope)
Construction hazard recognition: worker rights, Focus Four, PPE, health hazards and selected electives; local topic allocations are editorial, not official hour weights
Components excluded
Authorized 10-hour instruction or contact hours; OSHA card, certification or license; Employer-required job-specific training; Scored mocks or a single-bank purchase
Official format
Not verified
Last verified (profile research, not a bank accuracy audit)
2026-09-19

examCode, codeEditions, format: Not verifiedOutreach is training; OSHA does not require testing. Practice questions are not an official exam.

stateAdoption, localMandates: Not verifiedThe organization imposing a training requirement determines acceptance; no jurisdiction-specific requirement was checked.

Authorized training outline — not hours provided by CodeReady

10 total hours: 6 required, 2 elective, 2 optional.

  • Introduction to OSHA: 1 hour(s)
  • OSHA Focus Four Hazards: 4 hour(s)
  • Personal Protective Equipment: 0.5 hour(s)
  • Health Hazards in Construction: 0.5 hour(s)

Focus Four minimums: falls 1.5 hours; electrocution 0.5 hour; struck-by 0.5 hour; caught-in/between 0.5 hour. These minima do not fill the entire Focus Four allocation.

At least two listed elective topics, at least 30 minutes per topic, totaling two hours. Optional topics also require at least 30 minutes per topic.

Permitted elective topics
  • Concrete and Masonry Construction
  • Permit-Required Confined Spaces
  • Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors
  • Ergonomics
  • Excavations
  • Fire Protection and Prevention
  • Materials Handling, Storage, Use, and Disposal
  • Motor Vehicles; Mechanized Equipment and Marine Operations; Rollover Protective Structures and Overhead Protection; Signs, Signals, and Barricades
  • Powered Industrial Vehicles
  • Safety and Health Programs
  • Scaffolds
  • Stairways and Ladders
  • Steel Erection
  • Tools – Hand and Power
  • Welding and Cutting

Not authorized OSHA Outreach training. Does not issue an OSHA card.

Testing is not required by OSHA; trainers may assess learning. There is no mandatory OSHA 10 exam format modeled here.

Focus Four minima total three hours; the total Focus Four allocation is four hours.

Optional topics require at least 30 minutes per topic.

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Verification sources and scope

Verified: Outreach is authorized training with a completion card, not a license or certification. The FAQ confirms trainer/card roles, no age/employment prerequisite, and optional testing. Confirmed only within the stated source scope; product scope is an editorial boundary, not an official alignment claim.

Verified: Section IV.A: 10 total hours = 6 required + 2 elective + 2 optional. Required: 1 Introduction, 4 Focus Four, 0.5 PPE, 0.5 Health Hazards. Falls minimum 1.5 hours; each other Focus Four hazard minimum 0.5 hour. Read Section IV.A, printed pp. 3–5 of the existing official PDF bearing the 2024 dates. Fresh web fetch returned PDF bytes; direct download/extraction was 403. Version-specific confirmation, not a successful fresh text extraction.

Verified: Independent all-access study companion only; local question allocations are not authorized instructional hours or exhaustive Outreach coverage. Official program boundaries compared with the local bank and CodeReady study/purchase policy.

Not verified: No official exam code, tested code edition or standardized scored-test format is verified. Outreach is training; OSHA does not require testing. Practice questions are not an official exam.

Not verified: Local acceptance or training mandates are not verified. The organization imposing a training requirement determines acceptance; no jurisdiction-specific requirement was checked.

Preparing, qualifying, passing, receiving

  1. Preparing: CodeReady provides independent study materials.
  2. Qualifying: Meet the issuer’s eligibility, application, experience, and training requirements separately.
  3. Passing: Complete the required official assessments; a practice percentage is not an official result. OSHA Outreach requires authorized training, not a CodeReady test.
  4. Receiving: Only the responsible issuer can award the credential or card after its requirements are met. Buying or completing this bank does not confer one.

What you get / what you don’t

What you get: Construction-focused practice and flashcards, included with all-access. No scored test.

What you don’t: A license, certification, OSHA card, exam voucher, authorized training hours, practical assessment, hands-on lab, or official performance-based question simulation. No guaranteed exam result or claim of exhaustive objective coverage.

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What you’ll practice.

Introduction to OSHA and worker rightsStudy topic
Focus Four: FallsStudy topic
Focus Four: ElectrocutionStudy topic
Focus Four: Struck-byStudy topic
Focus Four: Caught-in or betweenStudy topic
Personal protective equipmentStudy topic
Health hazards and HazComStudy topic
Electives: materials handling, tools, stairways, and confined spacesStudy topic

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01 / Introduction to OSHA and worker rights

Which injury-and-illness record does the required Introduction to OSHA module use as a sample learning resource?

  1. The employer's payroll tax return
  2. OSHA Form 300
  3. A crane's load chart
  4. A delivery driver's mileage log
Show answer & explanation

OSHA Form 300

Section IV.A.1.a(2) includes the OSHA Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses, Form 300, among the sample resources for the introduction.

OSHA Outreach Training Program — Construction Industry Procedures (effective October 1, 2024), Section IV.A.1.a(2)

02 / Introduction to OSHA and worker rights

How much Introduction to OSHA instruction is required by the construction procedures effective October 1, 2024?

  1. 2 hours
  2. 30 minutes
  3. 4 hours
  4. 1 hour
Show answer & explanation

1 hour

The specified introduction minimum is one hour. A trainer may expand it using optional time, but two hours is not the required minimum in this edition.

OSHA Outreach Training Program — Construction Industry Procedures (effective October 1, 2024), Section IV.A.1.a

03 / Introduction to OSHA and worker rights

Which list contains all four construction Focus Four categories?

  1. Silica, lead, asbestos, and solvents
  2. Scaffolds, ladders, stairways, and ramps
  3. Falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in/between
  4. Falls, fire, noise, and ergonomics
Show answer & explanation

Falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in/between

The four hazard categories organize recognition and prevention instruction; equipment types and individual health hazards are not a replacement list.

OSHA Outreach Training Program — Construction Industry Procedures (effective October 1, 2024), Section IV.A.1.b

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