As of today, there are about 7 separate states in the United States that have made it compulsory for construction workers to complete an OSHA 10 hour safety course in order to get started with work. This law was passed in September 2009 and is still going on strong. According to OSHA, employers in the construction industry are considered to be responsible for providing all their employees with the necessary safety trainings so as to avoid unsafe working conditions that they may have to deal with at work. The OSHA 10 hour safety training courses cover a variety of topics that range from the Introduction to OSHA, General Safety & Health Provisions, Fall Protection, Electrical, Personal Protective Equipment, Hand & Power Tools, Materials Handling, Storage and Disposal, etc. In order to receive a certification for the OSHA 10 Hour Safety Course, all workers should first pass the quizzes and final examination. Connecticut, New York, Nevada, Massachusetts, Missouri, Rhode Island an