Construction Safety Training On-Demand

OSHA safety training educates workers on workplace hazards, safety protocols and compliance requirements set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. OSHA training helps prevent workplace injuries, reduces accidents and ensures your organization meets federal safety standards.

For construction crews, that means training on hazards like falls, ladders, scaffolds, heavy equipment and confined spaces. Good training reduces injuries and helps your organization meet its federal obligations.

Individual access to courses is $99. Teams can request a quote for volume pricing. Unlike other providers, there are no setup fees or hidden costs.

Yes. Online courses are a legitimate way to deliver the classroom portion of many OSHA-required trainings. Our LMS will track completion and every course includes a certificate of completion you can keep on file for audits and inspections. Some standards also require hands-on, site-specific instruction or a practical evaluation, and forklift operator certification is one example. Our courses build the knowledge foundation, and your supervisors complete the on-site portion.

Required OSHA training depends on the work your crews do and the hazards they face. On construction sites, that commonly includes fall protection, ladder safety, scaffold and aerial lift use, forklift operation and confined space entry, along with bloodborne pathogens training for workers with exposure risk. Pryor Learning’s Construction Safety Collection covers each of these topics, so you can choose the courses that match your jobsite.

Courses range from about 3 minutes to 45 minutes. Short video lessons work well for toolbox talks and quick refreshers. Longer online courses cover a topic in more depth. Workers can complete them at their own pace on any device.

Yes, OSHA regulations apply to most businesses regardless of size. If you have employees, you're likely required to provide safety training on workplace hazards. OSHA fines up to $16,550 per violation, making proper training essential for avoiding penalties and protecting your workers.

It varies by standard. Bloodborne pathogens training, for example, must be repeated every year. Other training is required when someone starts a new job, when new equipment or hazards are introduced, or when a worker shows they need a refresher, such as after an incident or near miss. On-demand access makes it easy to assign training whenever one of these comes up.

You risk OSHA citations and fines. The maximum penalty is $16,550 per Serious violation and $165,514 per Willful or Repeat violation. A single inspection can result in several citations, each carrying its own penalty. Beyond fines, untrained workers are more likely to be injured, which can lead to workers’ comp claims, project delays and legal exposure.

Yes, our courses are fully online and accessible from any device with internet access. Employees can complete training remotely from home, in the field, or at your facility. You can track their progress and completion through our simple dashboard.

Our platform includes a simple dashboard where you can assign courses, monitor progress, and download completion certificates. All training records are stored in one place, making it easy to demonstrate compliance during OSHA inspections.