Construction Safety Videos
From roadways to the largest of construction projects, construction professionals shape the world we live in, but many job sites remain high‑risk environments where safety must come first. One of the most effective ways to protect workers is to provide them with the right safety training before they step on site.
Our online construction safety training video courses deliver the practical guidance crews need to recognize hazards, follow correct procedures, and avoid common causes of injury. These resources also introduce employees to regulatory expectations from agencies like OSHA and the DOT and help companies meet mandated training requirements by promoting consistent, team‑oriented safety practices across projects. All safety training courses are video-based and are available in English and Spanish. Formats include interactive online training courses, online video streaming, or DVD/USB.
Additional information about each construction safety training course is available by clicking on any of the construction safety topic links below.
Construction Safety Videos
Importance of Safety Training in Construction Environments
Construction work combines constantly changing conditions, heavy equipment and multiple trades on one site, which is why it accounts for roughly one in five worker deaths in U.S. private industry. Most of those injuries fall under OSHA’s “Focus Four”: falls, struck-by, caught-in/between and electrocution hazards. Our construction safety training videos address each one directly, with courses such as Fall Protection in Industrial and Construction Environments, Struck-By Hazards, Caught-In/Between Hazards and Electrocution Hazards: Worksite Safety, all written around the requirements of OSHA’s construction standards (29 CFR 1926).
The library goes well beyond the Focus Four. Excavation crews can train on trenching and shoring safety, operators and spotters on heavy equipment safety for backhoes, excavators, skid steers and dump trucks, and anyone working at height on scaffolding safety and ladder use. Health hazards are covered too, from silica exposure and lead to heat stress on the job site. Start new hires with Safety Orientation in Construction Environments, and browse every job-site topic on our construction safety courses page.
Because crews and locations change from project to project, delivery has to be flexible. Assign courses to each worker with Unlimited Interactive Online Training and keep completion certificates on file, run toolbox-style sessions with Unlimited Safety Video Streaming, or bring safety DVDs and USBs to sites with limited internet. Many construction safety videos are available in both English and Spanish, and contractors building a full program can save with our safety training packages.