For courses covering field safety.

An OSHA-aligned safety training for construction professionals

NCCER’s Field Safety Trainee Guide reinforces safety in the construction industry, for the craftsperson and superintendent alike. Meeting OSHA’s 30-hour certification requirements, it teaches trainees how to recognize and address common hazards in construction and maintenance environments. If delivered by an OSHA-certified instructor, the training can be used to obtain the OSHA certification.

The 3rd Edition was realigned to the current OSHA regulations and has a new module on motor vehicle safety. For the first time ever, this title is available online via NCCERconnect, offering a breadth of engaging learning experiences and assessment options.

Key features of this title

Practical approach to learning construction safety

• Step-by-step instructions throughout the text guide trainees through tasks, technical procedures and math equations.
• An introductory page before each module lists objectives, trade terms and performance tasks.
• Trade features present technical tips and professional practices based on real on-the-job scenarios.

Engaging pedagogy

• QR codes link to supplementary resources.
• Review questions test students’ knowledge of the content they’ve just read.
• Profiles of industry leaders offer trainees inspiring first-hand insight.

New and updated features of this title

Content updates

• NEW: Content was realigned to current OSHA regulations, including to the verbiage used in safety regulations.
• NEW: A new module on motor vehicle safety (75130) covers safety practices for motorized equipment used on a typical construction jobsite.

Enhanced pedagogy

• UPDATED: Curriculum updates were made throughout to further engage users while building out the best safety training possible.
• REVISED: Revised art and updated tables appear in all modules, supporting visual learners.