Specially Scheduled Classes Will Be Tailored To Your Industry
Classes Are At Your Location as a Cost Savings

Potential Types:

• Management and Supervisor Safety Perspective Seminars
• OSHA Mandated Training Programs    [see Course List for specific topics list below on this page]
• Written Safety Program Education
• Safety Awareness Classes
• Train-the-Trainer Classes
• PSM Required Classes for Contractors and Employees
• General Industry 10 & 30 hour Outreach Training Programs with OSHA authorized instructors and approved curriculum
• Construction 10 & 30 hour Outreach Training Programs with OSHA authorized instructors and approved curriculum

The Programs Listed Below Are Available At The Present Time

• ACCIDENT / INCIDENT PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION
• AERIAL LIFTS
• ASBESTOS AWARENESS includes:
  Understanding the Hazards, Small Scale / Short Duration
• BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS 
• CONCRETE AND MASONRY SAFETY
• CONFINED SPACE ENTRY includes:
  Death Traps, Atmospheric Supplying Respirators
  Vertical and Horizontal Entry
• CONSTRUCTION CONFINED SPACE ENTRY includes:
  Death Traps, Atmospheric Supplying Respirators
  Vertical and Horizontal Entry
• CONSTRUCTION SAFETY BASICS includes:
  An Introduction To OSHA
  Competent Person Requirements
  OSHA General Safety and Health Rules
  Electrical Safety
  Fall Protection
• CUTTING, WELDING, BRAZING AND SOLDERING
• DEMOLITION
• ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND LOCKOUT/TAGOUT includes:
  Hazardous Energy Control
  AEGPs and GFCIs
• ELECTRICAL SAFE WORK PRACTICES includes:
  New OSHA Regulations  
  NFPA 70E
• EXCAVATIONS AND TRENCHING
• FALL PROTECTION includes:
  Fall Arrest and Restraint
  Walking and Working Platforms & Surfaces
• FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION
• FORKLIFT SAFETY includes:
  Operation and Inspection
  Updated to Include Material Handling
  Courses based on the 1999 Power Industrial Truck Regulations
  Full Hands On Training With Your Equipment
  Refresher and Verification of Proper Operation
• GENERAL SAFETY RULES a brief overview to the following but not limited to:
  Introduction to Safety
  General OSHA Rules and Regulations
  Hazard Communication
  Electrical Safety and Lockout / Tagout
  Confined Space Entry Rules
  Emergency Response
  Hearing Conservation
  OSHA Training Requirements
• HAZARD COMMUNICATION includes:
  Labeling
  MSDS Awareness
  Program Requirements
  HEARING CONSERVATION
• INDUSTRIAL PLANTS - CONTRACTOR’S RULES AND REGULATIONS
• INDUSTRIAL PLANTS - GENERAL SAFETY
• INDUSTRIAL WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES
• LADDER AND SCAFFOLD SAFETY
• LEAD AND WORKING SAFELY WITH LEAD includes:
  Air Purifying Respirators
  Respirator Fit Testing
• LOCK OUT / TAG OUT
  Electrical Safety and Work Practices
  Types of Energy and the Hazards
• MACHINE GUARDING
• MANAGEMENT SAFETY PERSPECTIVE AND REQUIREMENTS includes:
  Liability And OSHA’s Changing Policies
• MATERIALS HANDLING, STORAGE, USE AND DISPOSAL
  OSHA RULES AND REGULATIONS includes:
  Multi Employer Worksite Rules
  Specifically designed for contractor’s working in an industrial plant
• OSHA INSPECTION PROCESS includes:
  Introduction to OSHA Rules and Regulations
  How to give an accurate report of an inspection
  Competent Person Requirements for every jobsite
• OSHA OUTREACH 10 AND 30 HOUR TRAINING PROGRAMS includes:
  Training cards are issued by C & I and OSHA
  10 Hour OSHA Card for General Industry
  30 Hour OSHA Card for General Industry
  10 Hour OSHA Card for Construction
  30 Hour OSHA Card for Construction
• PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
• PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT
  
• RECORDKEEPING includes:
  OSHA Form 300 (required as of 1/2002)
• RESIDENTIAL includes:
  Applicable OSHA Rules and Regulations
• RESPIRATORS includes:
  Program Requirements
  Care and Maintenance
  Fit Testing
• SAFETY COMMITTEES
  Setting Up a Committee
  Enforcement of Rules
  Effectiveness of Decisions
• SCAFFOLDING
• SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
  
• SUBSTANCE ABUSE includes:
  Assistance with Employee Assistance Programs
  Drug and Alcohol Awareness
  Prevention, Awareness, and Intervention
• SUPERVISORS includes:
  Liability Avoidance
  Environmental and Safety Awareness
  Multiple Contractor Citation Awareness
• WORKERS COMPENSATION includes:
  Understanding Federal and State Requirements
  Light Duty / Return to Work Programs
  Creation of Policies, Procedures and Control Programs