Excavation & Trenching Safety Training
This training provides practical instruction on identifying excavation and trenching hazards, understanding soil conditions, and applying safe work practices to prevent cave-ins and other jobsite incidents. The course focuses on hazard recognition, protective systems, inspection requirements, and safe work procedures designed to support OSHA excavation and trenching standards.
Class Overview
Participants learn how to recognize excavation hazards, understand the roles and responsibilities of competent persons, and apply safe practices related to trench protection, access and egress, spoil placement, and site inspection. Training emphasizes real-world application to help workers and supervisors reduce risk and maintain safer excavation operations.
HAZWOPER Training
This training is designed to prepare workers and emergency response personnel to safely operate in hazardous environments while meeting OSHA HAZWOPER requirements. Courses combine regulatory instruction, hazard awareness, and practical safety principles to help organizations maintain compliance and protect workers. All programs are aligned with OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard (29 CFR 1910.120).
HAZWOPER 40 - The 40-hour HAZWOPER course is intended for workers involved in hazardous waste operations or those with potential exposure to hazardous substances. Training covers hazard recognition, PPE, site safety, decontamination, emergency procedures, and safe work practices required under OSHA regulations.
HAZWOPER 24 - The 24-hour HAZWOPER course is designed for emergency response personnel and workers who may respond to hazardous substance incidents but have limited exposure duties. Training focuses on hazard awareness, emergency response procedures, PPE considerations, and regulatory requirements under OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard.
HAZWOPER 8 - The 8-hour refresher course meets OSHA’s annual refresher requirement for workers previously trained under HAZWOPER. This training reinforces key safety concepts, reviews regulatory updates, and helps maintain compliance while refreshing hazard recognition and safe response practices.
NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training
This training provides workers and supervisors with practical instruction on electrical safety practices designed to reduce the risk of shock, arc flash, and other electrical hazards. The course combines classroom instruction with real-world application to help participants understand safe work practices and employer responsibilities. Training is aligned with NFPA 70E requirements and supports OSHA electrical safety expectations.
Class Overview
Participants learn how to recognize electrical hazards, understand approach boundaries, select appropriate PPE, and apply safe work practices when working on or near energized equipment. The training focuses on hazard awareness, risk assessment, and procedures designed to protect workers while maintaining compliance with applicable safety standards.
Confined Space Training
This training provides practical instruction on identifying confined space hazards, understanding entry requirements, and applying safe work practices to protect workers. Courses focus on hazard recognition, atmospheric risks, entry procedures, and roles and responsibilities associated with confined space work. Training is designed to support OSHA confined space requirements and help organizations maintain safer work environments.
Confined Space Awareness
This course is designed for workers who may work in or around confined spaces but are not responsible for overseeing entry operations. Training focuses on hazard awareness, basic entry concepts, atmospheric dangers, and recognizing when permit-required procedures apply. The goal is to help employees understand risks and follow safe practices while supporting OSHA compliance.
Confined Space Competent Person
The Competent Person course provides more advanced training for supervisors, safety personnel, or individuals responsible for planning and overseeing confined space entry operations. Training covers OSHA regulatory requirements, hazard evaluation, atmospheric testing, entry permits, rescue considerations, and overall program management. Participants gain a deeper understanding of compliance responsibilities and practical decision-making needed to safely manage confined space work.
Fall Protection Training
This training provides practical instruction on recognizing fall hazards, understanding protection systems, and applying safe work practices when working at height. Courses combine classroom instruction with real-world examples to help workers and employers reduce risk and improve safety performance. Training is designed to support OSHA fall protection requirements and promote safer work environments.
Fall Protection Awareness (End User)
This course is designed for workers who use fall protection equipment as part of their daily tasks. Training focuses on hazard recognition, proper use of fall protection systems, basic equipment awareness, and safe work practices when working at elevation. The goal is to help end users understand fall risks and apply safe behaviors in the field while supporting OSHA compliance.
Fall Protection Competent Person
The Competent Person course provides more advanced training for supervisors, safety personnel, or individuals responsible for managing fall protection programs. Training covers OSHA regulatory requirements, fall hazard assessment, equipment inspection, system selection, and rescue planning considerations. Participants gain a deeper understanding of compliance responsibilities and practical decision-making needed to oversee fall protection safely and effectively.
We offer to different versions of Forklift training.
Forklift Operator Training
This training includes both a classroom portion and a hands-on evaluation completed on your equipment. Participants learn safe operating practices, hazard awareness, and practical skills needed for day-to-day operation. The program is designed to meet OSHA requirements for powered industrial truck operator training and evaluation.
Forklift Train-the-Trainer
This program prepares supervisors or designated personnel to deliver forklift operator training internally. Training includes OSHA regulations and requirements, instructor guidance, training materials, and support in developing effective hands-on evaluations. Participants leave with the tools and confidence needed to train and evaluate operators in accordance with OSHA standards.
Aerial & Scissor Lift Training
This training prepares operators and employers to safely use aerial lifts and scissor lifts through a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on evaluation using your equipment. Training focuses on hazard awareness, safe operating practices, and practical application while meeting OSHA requirements and incorporating applicable ANSI standards for safe operation.
Aerial/Scissor Lift Operator Training
This course includes a classroom portion covering lift hazards, safe operation, inspection requirements, and fall protection considerations, followed by a hands-on evaluation performed on your equipment. Training is designed to meet OSHA requirements for aerial lift operation under 29 CFR 1926.453 and related standards, while incorporating current ANSI guidance to support safe workplace practices.
Aerial/Scissor Lift Train the Trainer
The Train-the-Trainer program prepares designated personnel to deliver aerial and scissor lift training internally. The course covers OSHA regulations, ANSI standards, training responsibilities, and best practices for operator instruction. Participants receive training materials, guidance on developing effective hands-on evaluations, and support in building a compliant and practical in-house training program.
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