Safety Skills

Aerial Lift covers the following: Covers aerial lift terminology and classifications. Students will learn the ANSI Manual of Responsibilities, hazards, and pre-operation inspection practices.

This course provides OSHA-compliant instruction on the safe operation of counterbalance forklifts, covering equipment inspection, load handling, maneuvering, and hazard awareness in industrial environments.

Fire Watch (86102): Prepares a worker to perform fire watch duties in support of welding and flame cutting activities. Describes the classes of fires and the methods used to extinguish them as well as the responsibilities of a person assigned as a fire watch.

Introduction to Basic Rigging: Identifies different types of rigging slings and hardware and describes how those items are used.

OSHA 10 General Industry is a 10-hour OSHA course designed to educate workers about their rights, employer responsibility, and how to file a complaint as well as identifying, abating, avoiding, and preventing job related hazards on the job site.

Provides an overview of standards and regulations as well as classes and types of cranes.

This course provides essential training for safely operating rough terrain lift trucks in industrial and construction environments. Students will learn key safety practices based on OSHA standards, including equipment stability, load capacity, and proper operation techniques. The course also covers pre-operational inspections, fuel and battery handling, and best practices for navigating uneven or rugged terrain.