OSHA Construction Safety Training

Personal Protective Equipment Training (Construction)

Learn how to select, use, inspect, and maintain personal protective equipment on construction sites under federal OSHA standards.

Individual Enrollment
$24.95one-time
Course Length
~ 1 hour
  • Unlimited exam retakes
  • Mobile access
  • Certificate of Completion available immediately online after successful completion
  • Group / business enrollment available
Group / Business Enrollment
Online Training
~1 Hour Duration
Construction Industry
29 CFR 1926 Subpart E
Unlimited Retakes
Instant Certificate
Course Overview

Stay Safe on the Jobsite With the Right Protection

Personal protective equipment saves lives on construction sites every day. From hard hats and safety glasses to fall protection and electrical insulating gloves, knowing which PPE to use—and how to use it correctly—is essential for every construction worker.

This online training course teaches the fundamentals of personal protective equipment under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart E, the federal OSHA standard governing PPE in construction. You'll learn how to identify hazards, select appropriate protection, inspect equipment before each use, and maintain gear in safe, reliable condition.

Head, Eye, and Face Protection

Learn when hard hats are required, how to inspect them for damage, and how to select the right eye and face protection—including proper welding shade selection for cutting and welding operations.

Hearing and Respiratory Protection

Understand the basics of hearing protection devices, including earplugs and earmuffs, and get an overview of respiratory protection requirements under the construction standard.

Foot, Hand, and Body Protection

Know when safety-toe footwear is required, how to select and inspect electrical protective equipment like rubber insulating gloves and sleeves, and how to care for specialized gear.

Fall Protection Equipment Basics

Recognize the role of safety belts, lanyards, lifelines, and safety nets in protecting workers from falls, and learn critical inspection procedures before every use.

Who This Course Is For

Construction PPE Training for Workers and Supervisors

This course is designed for:

Construction Workers
Equipment Operators
Site Supervisors
Safety Coordinators
Foremen and Lead Workers
New Construction Employees
Meets Federal OSHA Requirements for Construction

Training Based on Federal Construction Standards

This course provides knowledge training based on 29 CFR 1926 Subpart E, the federal OSHA standard that governs personal protective equipment in construction. Under federal OSHA, employers must instruct employees in the recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and the regulations applicable to their work environment. This online course delivers the instruction required to understand PPE types, uses, selection principles, and care requirements under the construction standards.

Federal OSHA Subpart E

Training content aligned with 29 CFR 1926.95 through 1926.106 covering criteria, selection, use, and maintenance of construction PPE.

Online and Mobile Access

Complete the course on your schedule from any device with internet access—no need to travel or take time away from the jobsite.

Unlimited Exam Retakes

Review the material and retake the final assessment as many times as needed at no additional cost.

Immediate Certificate of Completion

Download or print your Certificate of Completion instantly upon passing the final assessment.

Important Employer Responsibilities

This course provides the knowledge component — employers remain responsible for critical actions

Successful completion of this training does not replace the employer's responsibility to assess workplace hazards, provide properly fitting equipment, or deliver any necessary site-specific instruction.

What This Online Course Provides

  • Instruction on PPE types, uses, selection principles, and care requirements under the construction standards
  • Training on head, eye, face, hearing, respiratory, foot, hand, and body protection
  • Overview of fall protection equipment, including safety belts, lanyards, lifelines, and safety nets
  • Guidance on inspecting equipment before each use and maintaining gear in safe, reliable condition
  • Knowledge training based on 29 CFR 1926 Subpart E, the federal OSHA standard governing PPE in construction

What Employers Must Still Do

  • Conduct a hazard assessment to determine what PPE is necessary for specific job tasks and work environments
  • Select and provide PPE that properly fits each employee at no cost (with limited exceptions for non-specialty footwear and prescription eyewear)
  • Ensure employees actually use the required PPE when exposed to hazards
  • Maintain all PPE in a sanitary and reliable condition, including employee-owned equipment
  • Provide site-specific instruction related to the particular hazards, procedures, and equipment present at the worksite
From the field

Trusted by safety professionals.

The course broke down confined space responsibilities clearly and gave me more confidence reviewing entry conditions with our team.
Derek H.
Plant Supervisor · Houston, TX
Frequently Asked Questions

Questions, answered.

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Yes. This course provides knowledge training based on 29 CFR 1926 Subpart E, the federal OSHA standard for personal protective equipment in construction. Federal OSHA requires employers to instruct employees in the recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and applicable regulations under 1926.21(b)(2). This online course delivers that instruction for PPE covered under Subpart E. However, employers remain responsible for conducting hazard assessments, selecting and providing properly fitting PPE at no cost, ensuring its use, maintaining equipment in reliable condition, and providing any site-specific instruction related to the particular hazards and procedures at the worksite.
Get Started With OSHA Construction PPE Training

Know Your PPE. Work Safer.

Every construction worker deserves to go home safely. Personal protective equipment training is a foundational step in recognizing hazards and using the right protection for the job.

$24.95