OSHA 3030 hr · 100 q · 70%
OSHA 30-Hour Construction
OSHA 30 Horas — Construcción
The supervisor-level card. Broad coverage of 29 CFR 1926 with heavy weight on the Focus Four hazards, plus the recordkeeping and inspection duties that fall on a foreman.
- Focus Four hazards32%
- PPE and lifesaving equipment14%
- Health hazards and HazCom16%
- Excavations and trenching12%
- Safety program management16%
- Hand and power tools10%
OSHA 1010 hr · 50 q · 70%
OSHA 10-Hour Construction
OSHA 10 Horas — Construcción
The entry card most general contractors require before you badge in. Worker-level awareness of the hazards that cause the majority of construction fatalities.
- Focus Four hazards40%
- Worker rights and responsibilities20%
- PPE basics20%
- Health hazards and HazCom20%
70E16 hr · 70 q · 75%
NFPA 70E — Electrical Safety in the Workplace
NFPA 70E — Seguridad Eléctrica en el Trabajo
Shock and arc flash. Approach boundaries, the eight steps to an electrically safe work condition, energized work permits, and how PPE gets selected rather than guessed.
- Approach boundaries20%
- Electrically safe work condition26%
- Arc flash risk assessment24%
- Arc-rated PPE selection18%
- Qualified vs unqualified persons12%
PRCS8 hr · 45 q · 75%
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry
Entrada a Espacios Confinados con Permiso
Vaults, manholes, tanks and pits. Classifying the space, testing the atmosphere in the right order, the three entry roles, and why the attendant never goes in after you.
- Identifying and classifying spaces22%
- Atmospheric testing and monitoring28%
- Permits and roles26%
- Rescue and retrieval24%
FP-CP8 hr · 50 q · 80%
Fall Protection Competent Person
Persona Competente en Protección contra Caídas
The math and the authority. Anchorage strength, arresting forces, total fall clearance, and the difference between spotting a hazard and being empowered to shut the work down.
- Fall protection systems26%
- Anchorage and arresting forces24%
- Fall clearance calculations20%
- Equipment inspection16%
- Competent person duties14%
DCCF12 hr · 60 q · 80%
Data Center Critical Facility Safety
Seguridad en Instalaciones Críticas de Centros de Datos
Written for the white space and everything feeding it. Group lockout on redundant power paths, MOP and EOP discipline, battery rooms, clean agent discharge, and hot work above a live floor.
- Lockout/tagout on redundant systems28%
- MOP, SOP and EOP discipline22%
- Battery and UPS rooms18%
- Suppression and hot work18%
- Mechanical and rigging hazards14%