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Training

Training your people actually complete, on a record you can produce.

Certified on-site training days and an administered e-learning library, tracked to completion.

Training that happened but was never documented did not happen.

Not as far as an inspector, an insurer, or a prequalification reviewer is concerned.

What you get instead

Courses assigned by role, due dates set, overdue assignments chased, monthly completion reporting, and an annual completion record you can submit.

Two lines of delivery

  • On-site training days. Certified instruction delivered at your location, in the conditions your crews actually work in. Confined space, rigging, forklift, CPR and first aid, and defensive driving.
  • Online training library. Enrollment, assignment by role, tracking, and reporting, with certificates issued when competency is verified.

Did you know?

E-learning does not satisfy requirements that demand hands-on demonstration. Powered industrial truck operator evaluations under 29 CFR 1910.178(l) and respirator fit testing under 29 CFR 1910.134(f) are done in person. Together the two records satisfy the standard; either alone does not.

Law enforcement background Eleven years, including supervision and training.
Associate Safety Professional BCSP credential, Certified Safety Professional track.
OSHA and DOT under one firm Crews and trucks covered by the same provider.
1.08 million hours Programs run to measurable results across a 500-plus employee operation.

Find out where you actually stand.

The assessment gives you a written, prioritized roadmap in five business days, and it is yours whether or not you work with us again.

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