Offering onsite, virtual, and e-learning safety training.
OSHA & SAFETY TRAINING
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CPR / First Aid
We provide American Heart Association certifications in BLS, CPR and First Aid. Courses can be taken in blended learning or instructor-led formats.
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OSHA 10 Construction
We offer OSHA 10 Construction Industry classes taught by an OSHA Outreach Trainer in English or Spanish. This course is designed for entry-level workers.
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OSHA 30 Construction
OSHA 30 class is a comprehensive safety training that covers workplace hazards, regulations, and best practices for workers, supervisors, and employers to promote a safer work environment.
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Hazard Communication
OSHA requires all employers to provide training to their employees about the hazardous chemicals to which they may be exposed in their work area.
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RF Awareness
This training provides employees with information concerning radio frequency (RF) safety such as those in the telecom industry.
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Bloodborne Pathogens
The course teaches how bloodborne pathogens are spread, how to avoid exposure and what to do if exposed. This course is one of the requirements of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
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Heat Stress
This course is designed to inform employees of the risks of working in hot environments and provide information on measures to reduce those hazards.
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Fire Safety
Fire safety training can teach workers how to recognize fire hazards, conduct a fire safety risk assessment, prevent a workplace fire, and respond if a fire occurs.
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Fall Protection
This course covers fall prevention measures including how to identify fall hazards and how to best protect workers by reducing or eliminating fall hazards in the construction industry.
Is your business complying with OSHA regulations?
If a business isn't complying with OSHA training requirements, it may face legal penalties such as citations and fines. Increased OSHA oversight and inspections can occur, leading to potential disruptions in operations.
In severe cases, OSHA may issue stop-work orders to address imminent dangers. Non-compliance can also result in lawsuits and financial liability if workplace accidents or injuries occur due to inadequate training. The company's reputation may suffer, affecting its relationships with employees, customers, and partners. Loss of contracts and decreased employee morale are additional consequences.
To avoid these repercussions, businesses must prioritize OSHA compliance, provide the required training, maintain accurate records, and address any compliance issues promptly. A safe and compliant work environment is essential for employee well-being and the overall success of the business.
What Safety Training is Required by OSHA?
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