Courses

$250 per person

Entry-level OSHA 10-hour card covering focus four hazards, PPE, and workers rights.

• DOL OSHA 10 wallet card
• Certificate of completion
• Course materials included
• OSHA 500-certified trainer

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$600 per person

Advanced 30-hour card for foremen and safety leads. Deep dive into OSHA standards and safety management.

• DOL OSHA 30 wallet card
• Certificate of completion
• Course materials included
• OSHA 500-certified trainer
• Leadership module included

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$300 per person

OSHA 1926.502-compliant training with hands-on harness and anchor system practice.

• Certificate of completion
• Hands-on equipment practice
• Fall protection plan walkthrough
• T&D and data center scenarios

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$295 per person

Permit-required confined space training with atmospheric testing and rescue planning.

• Certificate of completion
• Atmospheric testing practice
• Permit writing walkthrough
• Emergency rescue planning

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$275 per person

Competent person training per OSHA 1926 Subpart P with soil classification, shoring, and cave-in protection.

• Competent Person certificate
• Soil classification methods
• Shoring & shielding systems
• Pipeline & underground focus

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$175 per person

Energy control program training for data centers, pipelines, utilities, and manufacturing.

• Certificate of completion
• Hands-on lockout practice
• Energy control program review
• Multi-energy source scenarios

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Military-based leadership and safety culture development for supervisors and field leadership.

• Leadership development
• Safety culture coaching
• Supervisor training

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$100 per person

This CPR and AED First Aid class for Adults and Pediatrics teaches students how to recognize and respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in both adult and child/infant patients. Participants will learn the essential steps of high-quality CPR, including chest compressions, rescue breaths, and how to work as a single rescuer or team responder. The course also covers the safe and effective use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for adults and children, including pad placement, safety checks, and following AED prompts during a cardiac arrest emergency. Special attention is given to the differences between adult, child, and infant CPR techniques, so students can respond appropriately based on the age of the victim. By the end of the class, students should be able to assess an emergency scene, activate emergency medical services, provide CPR, use an AED, and deliver care confidently until advanced help arrives.

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