40 Hour EM 385-1-1 2024 Hazard Awareness Certification

(12 customer reviews)

$274.95

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Workers seeking compliance with the US Army Corps of Engineers Contractor Safety and Health Requirements will receive an in-depth exploration of the EM 385 manual guidelines with this 100% online course. This course focuses on preventing jobsite hazards and how contractors can protect their employees.

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Manual-wide hazard awareness training

A Comprehensive Online Introduction to EM 385-1-1

This 40-hour online course provides broad, chapter-by-chapter awareness training based on the current 2024 EM 385-1-1 manual. It is intended for contractors and personnel who need a detailed understanding of the safety and occupational health topics that may apply on USACE, DoD, and other government construction projects.

Who It May Suit

Personnel whose employer or project requires in-depth EM 385-1-1 awareness training, including contractors, supervisors, managers, and others with significant safety responsibilities.

What It Is Not

A course-completion certificate does not by itself establish SSHO status, competent-person status, contract compliance, or any separate role qualification required by a project.

Course at a glance

What Is Included

40+ Hours of online training
37 Manual chapters covered
32 Knowledge assessments
Online Learn at your own pace

Full-manual coverage

What the 40-Hour Training Covers

The course is structured around the complete EM 385-1-1 manual, covering the principal safety and occupational health topics that project personnel may need to recognize and understand.

Program Management

Safety and occupational health programs, contractor responsibilities, medical requirements, first aid, and temporary facilities.

Hazard Controls

PPE, hazardous agents and environments, lighting, signs, labels, traffic control, and fire prevention.

Workplace Equipment

Welding, electrical safety, lockout/tagout, hand and power tools, material handling, storage, rigging, and load-handling equipment.

Construction Activities

Demolition, vehicles, machinery, marine activities, pressurized systems, concrete, masonry, roofing, wood construction, and steel erection.

Access and High-Risk Work

Fall protection, scaffolding, rope access, safe access, excavation, trenching, underground construction, blasting, and confined spaces.

Special Operations

Diving, tree work, airfield operations, uncrewed aircraft, sanitation, hazardous waste operations, and emergency operations.

Current edition: this course is based on the 2024 revision of EM 385-1-1, effective March 15, 2024. See our guide to the 2024 manual update for a summary of significant changes.

Online course process

How Training and Completion Work

1

Begin After Checkout

Access the online course through your account and complete modules in sequence at a pace that fits around your schedule.

2

Complete Lessons and Assessments

Work through the manual-wide learning material and complete the included knowledge checks and assessments.

3

Access Your Completion Certificate

After successful completion, your digital certificate is available from your account with learner details, a completion date, certificate ID, and QR verification.

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Project-Specific Requirements Still Apply

Online training supports the knowledge component of safety education. It does not replace site orientation, Activity Hazard Analysis review, hands-on equipment training, practical instruction, or competency evaluation where those are required.

Confirm the requirement first: USACE, NAVFAC, and other federal agencies do not approve individual EM 385-1-1 training providers. Your employer, contract documents, and project safety team determine the appropriate course, role qualifications, and any additional training you need.

12 reviews for 40 Hour EM 385-1-1 2024 Hazard Awareness Certification

  1. Michael Walkenden

    Straightforward to use site, the training was ok, price is great

  2. Josh Wang

    Straightforward site to use, no problems, the training is OK

  3. Rich Bueman

    Works fast and easy to use, I had to refresh the quizzes a couple time when I got answers wrong

  4. Giana S Dominguez

    The course is good as far as showing you the manual stuff, my certificate was received no problem.

  5. Sara Rodriguez

    Yes fine

  6. Jamie Zimmerman

    Amazing price compared to other training sites and covers exactly the same things/course, thanks

  7. Francisco Labbe

    So far so good, easy to use, quizzes were kinda tough but all the info is there to find the answers

  8. Ryan Moore

    Very good experience overall, the content was a bit repetitive but I guess that’s just how it is, smooth way to get the cert I needed it was all online.

  9. Chris Readford

    Was a good course, I felt there could have been shorter modules but you could go back and forth between lessons inside so no biggie, enjoyed the scenario/conversation type elements.

  10. Yass Alsadi

    Will give it a 5 because of the price so much cheaper than any other. Course is good. Easy enough to find your way around.

  11. Kelly Snook

    Steps you through the EM 385. While the site is intuitive, upfront instruction on how to navigate through the training would be useful. Very cost competitive.

  12. William LaMay

    Excellent course. The price is much lower than others for this course.

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REGULATORY & COMPLIANCE NOTICE

This website is not the official or final authority to determine employer compliance responsibilities, which are set forth in regulatory standards themselves and the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. Because regulations are constantly revised, you must not rely on this website as the final authority; always refer to the official regulations of the relevant governing authority.

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