Fall Protection

This course provides an overview of all types of fall protection methods, as well as their components and limitations. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.500 – 503, 29 CFR 1910.66 App C, ANSI and understanding of personal fall arrest system.

OSHA 10

This course is designed for the construction and general Industry for basic safety and understanding of OSHA rules and regulations. It gives the student a better knowledge of how to be safe and understand safety procedures. This course is designed for employees that are lower-level to moderate-level who need to know about safety.

OSHA 30

This course is similar to OSHA 10 and is for the moderate to advanced-level (leadman/Foreman/superintendent/Managers) in both construction and general industry. This course takes it to next level and helps develop a culture and understanding of both safety and OSHA regulations.

EM-385  24hour Corp of Engineers Fall Protection

This is a course designed by the Corp of Engineers and is required to work on Federal property. It is designed to understand what is required and how to be safe in all aspects of fall protection.

Fork Lift Certification/Awareness

This course is designed to show how to operate, inspect and understand forklifts, extension booms and all powered industrial trucks in accordance to OSHA 1910.178.

Aerial Lift Certification/Awareness

This course is designed to show and understand aerial lifts, mobile scaffolding and scissor lifts. The course is intended to provide the student with an understanding of how they work, as well as how to operate and inspect the equipment. OSHA 1926.453

Intro to OSHA

This course is designed to provide an understanding of OSHA and the regulations that you and your employees are required to follow, why we need to follow these regulations, and what to do if you have an incident or if OSHA comes to your job site or facility.

Blood Bourne Pathogens / CPR / AED

This course is to provide training in CPR and First Aid certification. It trains the person how to handle emergency situations and how to respond to those situations.

Personal Protective Equipment

This course is designed to make the employee understand why we use PPE, when to wear PPE, and what type of PPE to wear. OSHA 1910.130 – 140 Subpart I, ANSI.

Ladders

This course is for any company that uses stairways, ladders or fixed ladders in their business. Understand how to use each and know when not to use a stairway or ladder. 1926.1050, 1910.27

Lock Out Tag Out

This course is designed to show how, when and why to use lock out tag out to protect ourselves and others while working in or on any type of equipment that has any type of energized source.

Crane

This course is designed to understand how to operate cranes, work around the cranes, work in and around construction/general public, and review types of cranes. 1926.1401-1405, 1910.179

Electrical

This course is designed to understand the dangers of electricity and how it can affect someone as well as how to handle someone who has received an electrical shock. This course is associated with Lock Out Tag Out.

Scaffolding / Swing Stag Certification/Awareness

This course is designed to understand scaffolding, swing stage scaffolding and other various types of scaffolding as well as the rules, regulations and safe operation of all types of scaffolding. Learn fall protection associated with the use and operation of the different types of scaffolding.

Hazmat / Hazardous Communications

This course is designed to understand the chemicals we use, how to store them and how to use them. This course is designed for general industry and construction.

Hearing

This is a course designed for business/employees that work in and around loud environments or work with loud equipment.

Housekeeping

This course is designed to understand why we need to have housekeeping, as well as the rules and regulations associated with housekeeping. OSHA 1926.25, 1910.22

Hand and Power Tools

This course is designed for employees in construction and general industry that use any type of hand or power tools. It shows how to use tools properly and what to look for when using these tools.

Walking and Working Surfaces

These courses are designed to understand how to work in areas where there is danger of slipping, tripping or falling, associated with housekeeping or safety problems associated with the working area.

Rescue Plan

This course is designed to understand how to respond to an emergency and what to do. This course is required when working on any construction job site.

Respiratory

This course is designed to provide an understanding around the use of masks and breathing apparatus. OSHA 1926.134, 1910.94, ANSI. We do Fit Testing.

Material Handling

Drug Awareness

Workplace Violence

Fire Protection

Signs, Signals, Barricades & Flagging

Emergency Action Plan