Back on Site: Your OSHA 10 Refresher

Most workers who've been through OSHA 10 training remember the basics. What slips over time isn't the rules themselves — it's the details that get you in trouble. The 6-foot fall protection trigger doesn't matter much if you can't identify an unprotected leading edge when you're standing in front of one. Knowing lockout/tagout exists doesn't help if you don't recognize a damaged cord before you plug it in. This course closes that gap between knowing the rule and knowing how to apply it. The course covers the OSHA Focus Four hazards — falls, electrical contact, struck-by, and caught-in/between — plus a practical section on PPE selection and a personal hazard-scanning habit you can run in 60 seconds before any task. Each topic is built around what you actually see on site: anchor points, crane swing radius, harness inspections, GFCI protection, and the situations where stop-work authority applies. This isn't a recap of slides you've already seen. It's a working review of the decisions you make every day. By the end, you'll be able to inspect your gear correctly, identify the hazards in your immediate work area, and respond to changing conditions with a clear process instead of a gut check. The goal isn't a certificate for your file. It's sharper judgment on the job, starting the next time you show up on site.