Roofing Safety: OSHA 10-hour Program
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This is the only OSHA 10-hour construction program specifically designed to help
you identify and avoid hazards you are likely to encounter every day on the job.
The class includes video segments of job-site scenarios that show typical hazards
and their remedies. This information is essential if you need to know current OSHA
requirements for safety and health standards or need to verify these standards are
followed. Upon completion, you receive an OSHA 10-hour safety training completion
card.
This course will benefit roofing contractors, safety directors, superintendents,
foremen and roofing workers.
Accreditation:
0.95 CEU
10 hours of Florida CILB credit (including WPS)
Provider No.: 0000936
Course No.: 0008694
One-day class
7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Testimonials
"This class was worth attending because it explained certain things I wasn't 100
percent sure of. Also it's important to know who to contact to get the information
we need and how to read the OSHA 29 CFR 1926 manual. This was a great class and
the instructors were great. Thank you."
—Michael Frazier, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
"This course was very informative and well presented. It addressed various topics
encountered in everyday work. Time well spent!"
—Yury Spektor, S & S Roofing Inc., Carteret, N.J. "Completing the OSHA 10-Hour
class is well worth anyone's time. Today's building environment is becoming increasingly
safety conscious, and the class provides the knowledge needed to succeed."
—Steve Reardon, Enterprise Roofing, Concord, Calif.
"I enjoyed school for once—two great guys and great teachers."
—K. Scott, Canopy Roofing Systems, Croton, N.Y.
"As chairman of the loss-control committee of our captive insurance program, I took
the course to see what it offered. I will suggest to the other members of my committee
to make it mandatory for all of our workers."
—D. Klein, H. Klein & Sons Inc., Mineola, N.Y.
"Understanding the construction industry regulations set forth by OSHA is complex.
This seminar not only tells how to comply with regulations but also how to use the
book of regulations to find answers on our own. I strongly recommend this class
to anyone wishing to further their education in the construction industry."
—Chris Nussbeck, Aspen Contracting Inc., Lee's Summit, Mo.
"This class was well worth our time. It helps us out in the field when dealing with
OSHA inspectors, identifying hazards and knowing what actions we can take to prevent
violations."
—Pat Nussbeck, Apsen Contracting Inc., Lee's Summit, Mo.
"I knew nothing about OSHA requirements for the roofing industry. After the course,
I feel confident I will be able to understand what is required for us to provide
our employees. As CFO, I will be required to head up our OSHA/Safety responsibilities.
Without this course I could not have begun to fulfill this requirement. I will be
back for the Safety program in January so I can properly administer our safety program."
—Eliza Bleggi, Seyforth Roofing, Dallas
"The class was well worth attending and worth the time. It will help me assist my
company in implementing a more educational and formal safety plan. The section on
Fall Protection was most useful as was everything else. I will continue to attend
and expand my knowledge in OSHA regulations in order to provide a safer work environment.
The instructors were very knowledgeable and made the class very interesting."
—Paul Walden, RL Murphy Commercial Roof Systems, LP, Southlake, Texas