This course helps supervisors and foremen build the leadership, communication, and hazard-mitigation skills that keep projects safe, efficient, and compliant. It demonstrates a proactive safety commitment that benefits both workers and the organization.

While OSHA 30 Construction is accepted nationwide, several states and public projects require it for supervisory roles. Crane Tech’s Training Advisors can help you confirm requirements and renewal rules in your area.

Yes. OSHA specifies certain mandatory topics, but our instructors tailor discussions, and elective content to reflect your equipment, procedures, and project conditions.

OSHA 10 builds individual awareness of common hazards. OSHA 30 goes further, preparing leaders who are responsible for the safety of others on the jobsite.