What is the Difference between OSHA Construction and General Industry?

OSHA - the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration - has created two different versions of the OSHA 10 Hour Card program to cover the most dangerous situations workers.
The OSHA Construction Program

• Introduction to OSHA including the OSH Act
• General Health and Safety Provisions
• Hazard Communication
• Hazardous Materials
• Rigging and Cranes
• Electric Safety Issues
• Struck- By and Caught in Between
• Fall Protection
• PPE - Personal Protective Equipment
• Power tools and Hand tools
• Scaffolding
• Ladders & Stairway safety

The General Industry Program

• Introduction: OSHA & the OSH Act
• Walking and Working Surfaces
• Action Plan for Emergencies
• Hazardous Materials
• PPE - Personal Protective Equipment
• Machine Guarding Safety
• Electric Safety Issues
• Hazard Communication
• Industrial Hygiene & Hazardous Substances
• Safety and Health Programs

In a vast majority of cases, the right course to choose is obvious. If the worker is in the construction industry, they take the OSHA 10 Hour Card program for construction, if not; they need the General Industry version. The most common cause for confusion is the manufacturing industry. Manufacturing falls under the general industry version of the card program. To do approved certification and get card in both osha general & construction industry you can do safety officer course in rawalpindi. OSHA has created two different programs to cover the workers face in the Pakistan workplace. The safety officer course in rawalpindi for the Construction Industry focuses specifically on the safety issues involved in construction. The OSHA 10 Hour Card program for General Industry covers all other industries except for construction.
The safety officer course in islamabad provides OSHA accepted courses to help companies and individuals earn their OSHA card quickly, at their own pace and through a course updated with the latest OSHA requirements.