OSHA 30-Hour Construction Outreach

Free practice tests, topic drills and exam strategy for the OSHA 30-Hour Construction Outreach credential, administered by U.S. Department of Labor / OSHA. Each topic below has dedicated practice variants with answer explanations.

30 hours instruction + topical quizzesExam length

70% per modulePassing standard

$160-$200 USDExam fee

9Topic domains

Practice by topic domain

Click any topic to start a drill. Each topic has two practice variants — do them on different days for spaced repetition.

1

Introduction to OSHA

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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2

Focus Four Hazards (Falls, Struck-By, Caught-In, Electrocution)

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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3

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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4

Health Hazards in Construction

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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5

Stairways & Ladders

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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6

Hand & Power Tools

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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7

Scaffolds

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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8

Cranes & Rigging

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Electrical Safety

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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About the OSHA 30

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Outreach is administered by U.S. Department of Labor / OSHA and runs 30 hours instruction + topical quizzes, with a passing score of 70% per module. The current exam fee is $160-$200 USD. The official candidate handbook and registration is available from the U.S. Department of Labor / OSHA directly: view the official exam page →

This credential is part of the Skilled Trades & Transportation career field. Skilled-trade and transportation licensing exams cover commercial driving (CDL by the FMCSA and state DMVs), HVAC refrigerant handling (EPA Section 608, NATE), electrical journeyman/master licensure, plumbing, welding (AWS) and OSHA construction-safety credentialing. Each is administered by a federal agency or trade body with a state-issued license layered on top.