Standard First Aid/CPR

This course meets the most recent Guidelines for the American Red Cross. Standard First Aid Covers: Recognizing Emergencies, Protecting Yourself, Prioritizing Care, Sudden Illnesses, Wounds, Injuries to Muscles/Bones/Joints, and Heat/Cold Emergencies. Adult CPR Covers: Recognizing Emergencies, Protecting Yourself, Prioritizing Care, and Cardiac Emergencies. The course is great for First Providers in the Workplace.

CPR Refresher

This course is the annual review for those certified in CPR under the Standard First Aid/CPR program through the American Red Cross. The course reviews: Recognizing Emergencies, Protecting Yourself, Prioritizing Care, Rescue Breathing, and Cardiac Emergencies.

30 Hour Occupational Safety and Health for the Construction Industry

This course covers OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as construction safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of the OSHA construction standards. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful course completion, the student will receive an OSHA construction safety and health 30-hour course completion card.

10-Hour Construction Course

This course is ideal for Supervisors, foremen, employees sometimes even Project Managers. The course focuses on 10 areas to discuss: Introduction to OSHA, the Competent Person, the General Duty Clause, Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens, Personal Protective Equipment, Respiratory Protection, Excavation/Trenching, Scaffolding, Fall Protection, Electrical/Lockout Tagout, Stairways/Ladders, Confined Spaces and Fire Protection/Welding. Each attendee who is there at least 80% of the course receives an OSHA wallet card.

MSHA 8 Hour Refresher

Join us for the mandated refresher, topics to include: the Statutory Rights, Hazard Communication Part 47, Tool Safety, Personal Protective Equipment, Ladder Safety, Site Specifics in your workplace, machine guarding, emergency planning, electrical safety, fire prevention and more.

The Focus "4" Hazards for Construction

This course is specifically designed for business owners, managers, or employees with the task of implementing safety initiatives. In this course you will learn: Knowledge & skills required to recognize hazards; OSHA-identified focus four hazard areas which include Falls, Electrocution, Excavation & Trenching and Strucky-by; Prevention strategies;
Recognize risk taking behaviors & the importance of identifying, controlling, and eliminating common construction hazards.

Ergonomic Strategies Part 1 & 2

This course is an ergonomic workshop designed as a 2-Part Series. Not only will you gain a better understanding of body mechanics, the physiology of body muscular skeletal Injuries, but you will have a chance to make a change in one or more areas of your current work environment. At the end of Part I, you will have enough information go back to your work environment and choose an area to evaluate and change for better ergonomic positioning. When you return to the second part of the class, you will discuss with the class your findings and thoughts. The class will work as a team to support each other’s work and make any additionally suggestions if needed.

Introduction to Safety and Health Management

This seminar focuses on the four core elements of an effective safety and health management system: management leadership and employee involvement; worksite analysis; hazard prevention and control; and safety and health training.

30 Hour Occupational Safety and Health for General Industry

This course covers OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as General Industry safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of the OSHA construction standards. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful course completion, the student will receive an OSHA safety and health 30-hour course completion card.

Blood Born Pathogens

This 1-hour course is designed to fulfill the annual requirement for blood born pathogens. This course discusses diseases in the blood such as hepatitis and HIV and the ways they can be transferred to others if not protected. It covers personal hygiene, the personal protection requirement, spill cleanup, the post exposure program and more.

Hazard Communications

This 1-hour course is designed to fulfill the annual requirement for Hazard Communication. This course covers Chemical Safety, Chemical Labeling, Material Safety data sheets, Inventory requirements, Routes of entry, Acute vs. Chronic Symptoms, and much more.

Fall Prevention & Protection

This course is designed for workers and supervisors to apply recognized control measures to eliminate or reduce hazards. Various standards will be covered as well as workshop on the use of fall arrest equipment and hazard analysis of various fall potentials on the job before they occur-pre planning the job.

Body Mechanics

This course is ideal for supervisors and management. Statistics say that 20% of injuries are caused from poor ergonomic equipment. The balances, or 80% of injuries, are due to poor body mechanics. Some of the injuries you may be familiar with are: carpel tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, and rotator cuff injuries to name a few. This class will teach you some of the reasons for these injuries, show you ways to make changes and help prevent and reduce the risk of MSDs or Muscular Skeletal Disorders. This seminar is great for HR professionals, safety professionals, design engineers and supervisors.

10-Hour General Industry

This course is ideal for supervisors and employees. The course focuses on specific mandated areas to discuss: Introduction to OSHA, the General Duty Clause, Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens, Personal Protective Equipment, Respiratory Protection, Electrical/Lockout Tagout, Stairways/Ladders, Confined Spaces and Fire Protection/Welding, Machine Guarding, Ergonomics, and Means of Egress. Each attendee who is there at least 80% of the course receives an OSHA wallet card.

General Contractor & Subcontractor Responsibilities

This course is ideal for supervisors and management. The course focuses on Creating Employer, Exposing Employer, Correcting Employer, Controlling Employer, Construction Management, and Multiple Roles as a General Contractor and/or Subcontractor and how the roles differ. A review of different safety contract components will be reviewed. As well as the mandated standards and where the exposures exist.

Defensive Driving (Webinar)

This 1- hour course is designed to counter bad driving habits. The Course Covers: The Proactive Driver versus the Reactive driver, Safe Backing & Parking, Vehicle Positioning, Cushion of Safety, The Distracted Driver, Road Rage, Handling Blind Spots, Weather Conditions, Tailgating and more.

Defensive Driving (Seminar)

This 3-hour course is designed to counter bad driving habits. The Course Covers: Alcohol, other Drugs & Driving, Safe Backing & Parking, Vehicle Positioning, Cushion of Safety, Right-turn Procedures, Scanning, Blind spots, Safety Devices, Handling Blind Spots, Weather Conditions, Vehicle Inspection, Tailgating, and Driving in Commercial/Retail Areas. This is a National Safety Council Program.

New Employee Orientation

This seminar is excellent for anyone responsibly for the orientation process in the workplace. The seminar will cover: How to setup a formal program; What will work best for your company; How to maintain the Orientation Program and Important Ideas to Include; General Safety Rules & Policies; hazard Communication & Chemical Safety Procedures; Control of blood borne pathogens; and Procedures for safety violations, accidents and near-misses.

The Aging Workforce

The largest segment of our population is moving into their 50s and 60s producing a workforce that is aging. What does this mean for overall safety and productivity in the workforce? How can you as an HR manager, safety professional or supervisor prepare for this? What are the things you need to know to help prevent injuries in the aging workforce? This class is based on the most current research. We will identify the needs of the aging workforce and analyze ways to help prevent injury in one of your most valuable assets - the older worker.

Maintaining Effective Safety Committees

This course is ideal for supervisors and any member of the safety committee, including the committee chair. Many safety committees struggle with keeping the committee active and interesting. This seminar is designed to offer tips to assist current committees in keeping their committees thriving. Time will also be spent on how to set up an effective committee, who should be on the committee, ideas for committee meetings, committee responsibilities and committee incentives.

Safety Incentive Programs

This seminar is great for HR, Management and Supervisors. What is the best way to improve safety without intimidating workers? Lean about various type of incentives, setting reasonable goals, using rewards and recognition. You will see what others may be doing, see products available in the market, and determine what would be the best for your environment.