Forklift Safety (4 Hours)
Designed to serve as the initial classroom training for individuals new to forklift or needing to recertify (a drive test will still need to be conducted by your employer) or as a forklift safety course for the experienced operator. Students will learn the hazards, how to mitigate these hazards, and the different types of powered industrial trucks. |
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 40 Hour HAZWOPER Certification
This course complies with the OSHA standards and is designed for anyone who will be working on sites that need to comply with the OSHA standard. This includes site workers, handlers, operators, sub-contractors, and more. During this course you will learn the necessary skills for working in the environment.
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Establishing a Safety Culture (8 Hours)
This course is for both general and sub-contractors. It addresses how to establish a safety culture on the job site. Topics covered include the safety and health team approach in construction, how to establish a safety policy and rules and regulations.
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 Health Hazards in Construction (4 Hours)
This class will discuss various health impacting activities and materials that can be encountered in the construction industry. The health effects, locations, work activities, and exposure assessment and control methods for various materials will be reviewed.
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Top 10 OSHA Violations in Construction (8 Hours)
This course addresses the 10 most common violations cited by OSHA recently on construction sites. The material is designed for both residential and commercial contractors. Students will not only learn what the citations were, but they will understand the OSHA standard to which the citation applies and begin to understand how to recognize these hazards on the site and mitigate these hazards in the future.
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10 Hour Construction Industry Course (English and Spanish) (10 Hours)
This course provides an overview into 29 CFR 1926. Students completing this course will receive their 10 hour OSHA Construction Card. This is a brief overview of the standard with emphasis is placed on those areas that are most hazardous including personal protective equipment, fall protection, hazard awareness, ladders, scaffolding, and many more. |
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Fall Protection
This course is intended for those whose job responsibilities require them to work at elevation on a consistent basis or the company safety officer. |
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30 Hour Construction Industry Course (30 Hours)
This course provides an overview into the hazards associated with 29 CFR 1926. Students completing this course will receive their 30 hour OSHA Construction Card. This is an overview of the standard with emphasis is placed on those areas that are most hazardous including personal protective equipment, fall protection, hazard awareness, ladders, scaffolding, and many more. |
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