State Rankings

Best States for OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety

Compare salary, training costs, reciprocity, and job growth across all 51 states to find the best place to start or advance your OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety career.

Highest Salary

Washington

$102,820 median

Lowest Cost

Alaska

From $800

Shortest Training

Alaska

30 hours

Fastest Growth

California

6.5% growth

Rank by:

Reciprocity only (10)

#	State	Median Salary	Training Cost	Hours	Growth
1	Washington	$102,820	$800–$2,500	30	5.5%
2	Hawaii	$100,890	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
3	Massachusetts	$97,670	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
4	Illinois	$96,890	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
5	Oregon	$96,460	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
6	Rhode Island	$93,470	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
7	Alaska	$93,220	$800–$2,500	30	4.0%
8	Minnesota	$92,810	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
9	New Jersey	$92,770	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
10	California	$92,060	$800–$2,500	30	6.5%
11	New York	$89,170	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
12	District of Columbia	$84,400	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
13	Delaware	$80,550	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
14	Missouri	$80,300	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
15	Nevada	$80,030	$800–$2,500	30	6.5%
16	Connecticut	$79,730	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
17	Wisconsin	$78,870	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
18	Pennsylvania	$78,790	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
19	Indiana	$78,710	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
20	North Dakota	$78,130	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
21	Colorado	$78,010	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
22	Vermont	$77,220	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
23	West Virginia	$77,150	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
24	Maryland	$77,050	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
25	Montana	$76,130	$800–$2,500	30	5.0%
26	Michigan	$76,110	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
27	Iowa	$75,900	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
28	Arizona	$75,570	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
29	Ohio	$75,500	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
30	Wyoming	$75,120	$800–$2,500	30	3.5%
31	Kansas	$74,730	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
32	New Hampshire	$74,630	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
33	Nebraska	$73,190	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
34	Utah	$72,800	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
35	Georgia	$72,300	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
36	Virginia	$72,000	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
37	Oklahoma	$71,850	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
38	South Dakota	$71,170	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
39	Louisiana	$70,720	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
40	Maine	$69,930	$800–$2,500	30	4.5%
41	Kentucky	$67,980	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
42	Texas	$67,650	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
43	Tennessee	$66,970	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
44	New Mexico	$66,570	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
45	Idaho	$66,410	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
46	North Carolina	$65,690	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
47	Florida	$64,440	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
48	South Carolina	$63,360	$800–$2,500	30	4.5%
49	Alabama	$63,100	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
50	Mississippi	$63,020	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%
51	Arkansas	$60,930	$800–$2,500	30	5.3%