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OSHA 10 Practice Questions

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry / Construction — Free OSHA 10 practice test questions with detailed explanations. Covers Introduction to OSHA, fall protection, electrical safety, PPE, and hazard communication for both General Industry and Construction tracks.

30
Total Questions
Untimed
Time Limit
70%
Passing Score
$25-$90 online
Registration Fee

Free Sample Questions

Here are 5 free sample questions from our full bank of 390+ OSHA 10 practice questions. Try them out below — click "Show Answer" to reveal the correct response and explanation.

1

Which of the following BEST describes the primary mission of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?

AA) To issue fines to employers who don't follow federal tax rules
BB) To provide workers' compensation insurance to injured employees
CC) To ensure safe and healthful working conditions for workers by setting and enforcing standards
DD) To manage state unemployment benefits for laid-off workers
2

At what height must employers in general industry generally provide fall protection for workers on a walking-working surface with an unprotected edge?

AA) 4 feet
BB) 6 feet
CC) 10 feet
DD) 15 feet
3

What does the acronym LOTO stand for in electrical safety?

AA) Line Out, Test Out
BB) Locate and Test Objects
CC) Live Operation Testing Order
DD) Lockout/Tagout
4

Which of the following is NOT considered personal protective equipment (PPE)?

AA) Safety glasses
BB) A machine guard on a table saw
CC) Hard hat
DD) Steel-toed boots
5

Under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom), what document must be available to employees for every hazardous chemical in the workplace?

AA) Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
BB) Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)
CC) OSHA 300 Log
DD) Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

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About the OSHA 10

Format & Structure

Total Questions
30
Time Limit
Untimed
Format
Online or in-person

Scoring & Cost

Passing Score
70%
Registration Fee
$25-$90 online

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OSHA 10 card and who needs it?

The OSHA 10 is a 10-hour safety training course developed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It's designed for entry-level workers and covers workplace hazards, worker rights, and how to file a complaint. Many construction sites, general industry employers, and several states (like New York, Connecticut, and Nevada) require workers to hold a valid OSHA 10 card before stepping on the job.

What's the difference between OSHA 10 General Industry and OSHA 10 Construction?

Both courses cover the same core topics -- intro to OSHA, fall protection, electrical safety, PPE, and HazCom -- but the focus differs. Construction emphasizes the 'Focus Four' hazards (falls, struck-by, caught-in/between, electrocution) that cause most construction fatalities. General Industry covers broader settings like manufacturing, warehousing, and healthcare, with more time on machine guarding, walking-working surfaces, and ergonomics. Pick the one that matches your actual work environment.

How long does the OSHA 10 take to complete?

As the name suggests, the course takes about 10 hours of instruction time. If you take it online, the Department of Labor caps daily training at 7.5 hours, so most people finish over 2 days. In-person classes usually run a day and a half. You can't just click through -- the course includes mandatory review time on each module.

How do I get my OSHA 10 card after passing?

Once you pass the final exam with at least 70 percent, your authorized trainer submits your completion info to the Department of Labor. You'll typically get a temporary certificate right away, and the official plastic DOL card arrives by mail in about 2 to 6 weeks. Hold on to it -- replacements cost money and some employers won't let you on site without the physical card.

Does the OSHA 10 card expire?

Technically, the OSHA 10 card doesn't have a federal expiration date -- it's good for life from OSHA's perspective. But here's the catch: many employers, states, and unions require you to retake it every 3 to 5 years anyway. New York City, for example, requires site-specific refresher training. Always check with your employer or local jurisdiction before assuming your old card is still valid.

Can I take the OSHA 10 online, or do I have to do it in person?

You can do either. Online courses through OSHA-authorized providers are convenient and let you work at your own pace, usually costing between $60 and $90. In-person training tends to be cheaper if an employer sponsors it and some people prefer the hands-on discussion. Either way, make sure the provider is authorized by the OSHA Outreach Training Program -- otherwise your card won't be recognized.

What happens if I fail the OSHA 10 final exam?

Don't panic. Most online providers let you retake the final exam, usually after reviewing the material you missed. Some limit you to 2 or 3 attempts before you'd need to restart the course. The passing score is 70 percent, and the questions come straight from the modules you just completed, so reviewing your notes and quiz answers before the final makes a big difference.

How much does the OSHA 10 course cost?

Online courses typically run $25 to $90 depending on the provider. In-person classes vary more -- sometimes free through a union or employer, other times $100 or more through a private trainer. Watch out for suspiciously cheap offers under $20 -- they may not be authorized providers, which means no real DOL card at the end.

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