OSHA 10-Hour Construction | Safety Counselling

Is the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Card Required in New Mexico?

The OSHA 10-Hour Construction course is widely recognized throughout the construction industry. Many workers are asked to show an OSHA 10 card before attending jobsite orientation, receiving a badge, or beginning work. That often creates the impression that every construction worker is legally required to carry the card. The reality is more specific: Federal OSHA…

What is OSHA 10-Hour Training and Who Should Take the Course?

Safety Counselling offers OSHA 10-hour classes in person at our training facility, and in person at client’s places of business throughout New Mexico. Courses are scheduled regularly, so contact us today to see when we can schedule a class at your place of business or when or next class is in Albuquerque. OSHA 10-Hour Training…

Does Your OSHA 10-Hour Construction Card Expire and If it Does, When’s Recertification Due?

If you read job descriptions for certain states or industries, you’ll see postings that say something like “Applicants must have current OSHA 10 Training.” You’ll also hear employers sometime refer to this as a “DOL card.” DOL card refers to the Department of Labor’s plastic wallet card you receive upon completing your training to show…

Why Do Construction Workers Need OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training?

In short, the fundamental reason why the construction works needs OSHA 10-Hour training sre as follows: There are other risks here but these are the most common. Under the OSHA Act, a regulating body OSHA was formed on April 28th, 1971, to bring down the accidents and monitor workplace safety. OSHA means Occupational Safety and…