Credential Information

2025-2026 Academic Year

OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety and Health

Credential Name	OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety and Health
Credential Vendor Info	CareerSafe Robin Reiling Account Manager Robin.Reiling@careersafeonline.com 623.703.4581 OSHA Credentials can be awarded by any OSHA-Authorized Training Provider. Find a Trainer: https://www.osha.gov/training/outreach/find-a-trainer
Implementation Year	Before 2022-2023
Credential Auto Collect	No
Diploma Endorsement	IC00 = Yes IC11 = Yes IK81 = Yes IL80 = Yes IM21 = Yes IM61 = Yes
Validation Artifact	Copy of certificate OR Pocket card
Credential Lead Consultant	Nolan Fahrer nolan.fahrer@dpi.nc.gov
Course Number and Title	IC00 Construction Core IC11 Masonry I IK81 BOAT I: Building on a Tradition (LCO) IL80 Construction Technology I (LCO) IM21 Woodworking I IM61 Welding Technology I
Credential as POL	IC00 POL = No IC11 POL = No IK81 POL = No IL80 POL = No IM21 POL = No IM61 POL = No
Pathway(s)	Carpentry (CARP) Construction Technologies (COTE)^ Electrical Trades (ELTR) HVACR (HVAC) Marine Construction (MACO)^ Masonry (MASO) Plumbing (PLUM) Skilled Trades (SKTR)^ Solar Photovoltaics (SOLR) Welding (WELD) Woodworking (WOWO)
Cost of Instructor Training	N/A
Instructor Training Requirements	None
Exam Voucher Expiration	For an enrolled student: 180 days Unused seat: 1 year
Credential Lifespan	Lifetime The recommendation is to take OSHA safety training every four to five years to stay updated with the latest safety regulations and industry practices. For complete training guidelines, the recommendation is for workers to consult with local regulatory authorities.
Renewal Options	N/A
SOC (Standard Occupational Classification) Code(s)	Brickmasons and Blockmasons (47-2021) Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters (51-7011) Carpenters (47-2031) Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians (17-3022) First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers (47-1011) Stonemasons (47-2022) Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers (51-4121) Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders (51-4122) Wood Patternmakers (51-7032)
Articulation	Yes Effective 2025-26 See Statewide Articulation Agreement: https://www.ncperkins.org/course/view.php?id=4
Sequencing	No
Employer Transferability	Yes The credential stays with the employee.
Delivery Format	On-line
Proctored Environment Required	No
Test Site Options and Requirements	Computer with website access
Testing Environment Requirements	N/A
Proctored Requirements	N/A
Exam Time Allotment	Each topic contains a brief assessment, which must be successfully completed before the topic is marked complete. Once all topics have been viewed and the corresponding assessments are passed, there is a comprehensive final assessment. Students must complete all required course material including the course survey within six months to receive the credential.
Exam Passing Requirement	70% or higher on the quizzes and final exam. The online report field "completed" indicates passing.
Retakes	Yes Retakes are available within six months of enrollment. Students must pass the final assessment with a 70% score or higher within three attempts. If a student does not pass, he or she will be given one course reset and must start from the beginning.
Student Accommodations	Yes Optional read-aloud and captions are available for each course. All requirements of an IEP can be accommodated as written in the plan.
Multilingual Resources*	Yes Spanish resources are available for OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry certification. https://campus.careersafeonline.com/wbtClass_info.k2?wbtClassID=483
Directory Notes	None

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Footnotes:
^ Indicates the pathway is an approved Local Course Option (LCO) pathway.

* Where multilingual exams are indicated, please be advised that the state of North Carolina adheres to general statute as follows:
G.S.§115C-81.45(a) requires classes (silent on exams) to be conducted in English "[e]xcept when a board authorizes teaching in a foreign language to comply with federal law."
Therefore, NC CTE will abide with the Accountability guidance that LEAs are not required to provide exams in other languages. If they choose to do so, it will be at local discretion.