OSHA Construction (29 CFR 1926)
126 questions from the federal OSHA construction standards, for the OSHA 10- and 30-Hour Construction course.
- Questions in this course
- 126
- The mock test
- 20 questions, 14 correct to pass.
- Written from
- 29 CFR Part 1926
This course is for workers on building, renovation, roadwork, demolition and other construction sites, where the “Focus Four” hazards — falls, struck-by, caught-in and electrocution — cause most deaths. It follows the OSHA 10-Hour Construction outreach course, and is useful for the 30-Hour course and for supervisors who must know the rules.
OSHA has no national knowledge test. An OSHA 10 or 30 card is issued only by an OSHA-authorized outreach trainer after the full course; the trainer's final exam needs at least 70 percent, so the mock test here is 20 questions, 14 to pass. This course prepares you for that exam and for the job — it does not issue a card.
Take the course from an OSHA-authorized trainer; OSHA's Outreach page explains how to find one and how to spot fake cards.
This course drills 126 questions. Every one is written from 29 CFR Part 1926, the federal OSHA standards, and names the section that proves its answer. States with their own OSHA-approved plans may add stricter rules.
Official links
- 29 CFR Part 1926 — Construction standards — The standards this course is written from
- OSHA Outreach Training Program — How the 10- and 30-hour cards are issued, and by whom
- OSHA — Workers’ rights — Your rights to a safe workplace, training and filing a complaint
Questions
Common questions
Is there an official test, and how is the mock test scored?
OSHA has no national knowledge test. OSHA 10 and 30 cards come from an OSHA-authorized trainer, whose final exam needs at least 70 percent. The mock test here: 20 questions, 14 correct to pass.
Where do the questions in this course come from?
Every question is written from 29 CFR Part 1926, and names the passage or section that proves its answer.
How do I get an OSHA 10 or 30 card?
Take the course from an OSHA-authorized trainer; OSHA's Outreach page explains how to find one and how to spot fake cards.
Is this course free?
Part of every course is free: a slice of every topic and one short practice test a day. Full access is $5 a month for one course, or $20 a month for every course on the site.