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Construction safety training presentation

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A site orientation deck for new workers: the Focus Four hazards, fall protection, ladders, PPE and electrical safety, with knowledge checks answered on phones.

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Site safety orientation

Before you start work on this site · 35 minutes

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In short

Construction safety training teaches workers to spot and control the hazards that cause most site injuries: falls, struck-by, caught-in or between, and electrocution. This 15-slide orientation deck covers those, plus ladders, PPE, emergencies and your site rules, with knowledge checks workers answer on their phones.
Time
35 minutes
Slides
15, 4 interactive
For
New site workers and subcontractors
Plan
Pro

Updated October 4, 2026

What's inside

  1. 1Site safety orientation
  2. 2Anyone on this site can stop work if something looks unsafe. You will never be in trouble for using it.
  3. 3The Focus Four
  4. 46 feet In US construction, you need fall protection when working 6 feet or more above a lower level (OSHA 1926.501).
  5. 5Knowledge check: how high should a guardrail's top rail be?30 inches · 36 inches · 42 inches · 48 inches live
  6. 6Ladders, every time
  7. 7PPE on this site
  8. 8Electrical safety
  9. 9You see a coworker at a roof edge with no harness. What do you do first?Mention it to the supervisor at break · Stop the work and speak up now · Take a photo for the report · It's their choice live
  10. 10Struck-by and caught-in
  11. 11If someone is hurt
  12. 12This site's rules
  13. 13Knowledge check: how deep can a trench be before it needs a protective system?3 feet · 4 feet · 5 feet · 8 feet live
  14. 14What hazard have you seen on other sites that we should watch for here? live
  15. 15Work safe. Go home safe.

How to run it

  1. 1Fill in the site rules slide before you start: assembly point, first aid, sign-in, welfare and the site emergency number.
  2. 2The rules quoted are US OSHA construction standards (29 CFR 1926). Outside the US, check them against your local rules, such as HSE guidance in the UK.
  3. 3Let workers answer the knowledge checks on their phones, then explain each answer from the speaker notes.
  4. 4Collect hazards from the last slide and walk the site with the group to look for them.
  5. 5Keep your sign-in sheet as the training record, along with the session summary.

Questions people ask

What should construction safety training cover?
The Focus Four hazards (falls, struck-by, caught-in or between, electrocution), PPE, ladders and scaffolds, emergency procedures, how to report hazards, and the rules of the specific site.
At what height is fall protection required in construction?
Under US OSHA rules, at 6 feet or more above a lower level in construction. Other countries set their own rules; in the UK, the Work at Height Regulations apply at any height where a fall could cause injury.
How often should construction safety training happen?
At orientation for every new worker, whenever the work or hazards change, and in short weekly toolbox talks in between.

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