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Onsite Safety Training

Maximize employee engagement, save money, and reduce downtime with Onsite Safety Training. Our OSHA Authorized Trainers will travel to your location and deliver safety training that's specifically tailored to your organization and requirements.

OSHA Compliant Onsite Training & Certification

A live, instructor-led format is OSHA’s preferred method of safety training and promotes a pro-active safety culture by bringing employees together to discuss and learn about safety. In-person training, especially in groups, encourages employee participation which typically leads to higher rates of retention. In addition, many certifications require live demonstrations that must be performed in front of a qualified instructor. Our team of OSHA Authorized Trainers can conduct sessions in both English and Spanish, for all training types and competency levels, including:

  • Awareness Training
  • Competent Person
  • Operator Certifications
  • Industry Specialized Training

Why Choose Onsite Training?

Advantages include:

Encourages greater participation which leads to higher retention of training content
Employees can interact with the instructor, ask questions and get instant feedback
Promotes safety culture by bringing employees together to discuss and learn about safety
Some courses such as CPR have a hands-on, practical component that is difficult to coordinate in other training formats
To meet OSHA standards for certification, certain courses such as forklift training require a trainee to demonstrate procedures in-person
Some courses such as OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 are quicker to complete when conducted in-person

Experienced EHS Professionals

Our onsite training is delivered by OSHA Authorized Trainers, highly qualified EHS professionals with expertise in:

  • Workplace Health & Safety
  • Risk Management
  • Adult Training & Communication

OSHA Training Documentation

An often overlooked, but critical element of employee health and safety training is having the correct OSHA documentation – especially during an inspection. Our team takes responsibility for providing the appropriate documentation and ensuring that it’s completed to OSHA standards. And, we’ll maintain training logs and sign-in sheets for those employees participating.