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Online OSHA 30-Hour Construction — Actively Proctored

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Actively Proctored

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Actively Proctored Training

What is the OSHA 30-Hour Construction Actively Proctored Training?

OSHA 30-Hour Construction Actively Proctored Training is an OSHA-authorized online safety course designed for New York City construction workers, supervisors, foremen, safety managers, and other employees who need OSHA 30-Hour training that meets NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) requirements under Local Law 196.

The course covers common construction workplace hazards and teaches workers how to recognize, avoid, and prevent them. Upon successful completion, students receive an immediate printable certificate of completion. The official U.S. Department of Labor OSHA 30-Hour Construction Card will be mailed to the address provided during registration.

What Does Actively Proctored Mean and How Does It Work?

This course is actively proctored to meet the New York City Department of Buildings (NYC DOB) active proctoring requirement under Local Law 196. Active proctoring includes built-in identity verification measures that help confirm the enrolled student is completing the training.

A non-proctored OSHA 30-Hour course does not satisfy NYC DOB requirements. This course does.

This training is designed for workers and supervisors who need the OSHA 30-Hour card accepted for work on New York City construction sites.

How Voice Proctoring Works:

This course uses voice proctoring as its active proctoring method. At random intervals throughout the training, you may be asked to complete a voice authentication check to verify your identity. These verification checks help confirm that the enrolled student is actively completing the course, as required by NYC DOB active proctoring standards under Local Law 196.

Who Needs OSHA 30 (Actively Proctored) Training?

  • NYC Construction Supervisors
  • Site Safety Managers
  • Site Safety Coordinators
  • Workers Seeking an NYC SST Card
  • Foremen and Crew Leaders
  • Construction Workers on NYC Job Sites

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about the OSHA 30-Hour Construction (Actively Proctored) course.

Actively proctored means the training includes built-in identity verification measures to confirm that you are actively participating throughout the course. The New York City Department of Buildings (NYC DOB) requires active proctoring for OSHA Outreach Training to meet Local Law 196 requirements. A non-proctored OSHA 30-Hour course does not satisfy NYC DOB requirements. This course does.

Note: This training uses voice proctoring as its active proctoring method. At random intervals throughout the course, you may be asked to complete a voice authentication check to verify your identity and confirm your participation in the training.

Yes. Because this course is actively proctored and meets NYC DOB requirements, the OSHA 30-Hour card earned through this training can be used to enroll in the following SST courses:

  • 10-Hour Worker SST (toward the 40-Hour SST Worker Card)
  • 32-Hour Supervisor SST (toward the 62-Hour SST Supervisor Card)

Important: The OSHA 30-Hour card itself does not indicate that the training was actively proctored. It is the same OSHA 30-Hour card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Yes. OSHA 30-Hour Construction Actively Proctored training is available in both English and Spanish. Simply select your preferred language during enrollment.

Upon successful completion, you will receive a printable Certificate of Completion immediately. Your official U.S. Department of Labor OSHA 30-Hour Card will then be mailed to the address provided during registration.

For NYC SST purposes, the OSHA 30-Hour Card is valid for five years from its issue date.

This actively proctored course meets NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) requirements under Local Law 196. The standard OSHA 30-Hour training is not actively proctored and does not satisfy NYC DOB requirements for SST card eligibility.

If you work on New York City construction sites and need the OSHA 30 card for SST purposes, this is the course you need.

The OSHA 30-Hour Card issued by the U.S. Department of Labor does not expire.

However, for NYC SST purposes, the OSHA 30-Hour Card must have been issued within the past five years to qualify for SST Worker Card or SST Supervisor Card.

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