Training that shows up on the job.
OSHA Outreach courses, emergency-care certification, equipment operator training, and instruction built around your workplace, taught by people who have done the work.
Three kinds of credential. No confusion.
OSHA Outreach card
The official OSHA 10- or 30-Hour completion card, issued through the OSHA Outreach Training Program once all course requirements are met. Outreach is hazard-awareness training. It does not replace job-specific training that OSHA standards require.
Certification card
The card issued by the named certifying program after the student passes its knowledge and skills requirements. Each course listing names the program and how long the card is valid.
Tenet certificate of completion
A certificate and roster for everything else, showing who was trained, on what, when, and by whom. It is a training record, not a government credential.
What you can hire us for.
OSHA 10 and 30-Hour
Construction and General Industry, with OSHA Outreach course completion cards.
CPR, AED, First Aid, and BLS
Certification courses with hands-on skills practice and evaluation under the named program, taught by an Instructor Trainer.
Bleeding control
Tourniquets, wound packing, and direct pressure, hands on.
Forklift operator training
Classroom, hands-on practice, and an evaluation on your trucks.
MEWP operator training
Instruction and a practical evaluation for the lift groups and types in your scope, with familiarization on the machines your people use. Occupant instruction is covered separately.
Confined space entry
Entrant, attendant, entry supervisor, and rescue training, with atmospheric testing and a practice rescue in your spaces.
Site and contractor orientation
What every worker needs to know before they step onto your site.
Program training
Initial training, annual training where a standard requires it, and retraining when tasks, equipment, hazards, or performance change. Topics include hazard communication, respiratory protection, hearing conservation, and lockout/tagout.
Healthcare safety education
For hospital staff and the contractors working around patients.
How classes run.
- Private classes for your workforce, on site or live virtual where the course allows it
- Scheduled around your shifts, including nights and weekends
- Class size set by the course rules, up to 40 for OSHA Outreach
- Records delivered after every class
What you walk away with.
- For Outreach courses, cards for each student who completes every course requirement. Cards can arrive after class.
- For certification courses, the card issued by the certifying program
- For forklift and MEWP, the training and practical evaluation records in your scope
- Sign-in rosters and training records for your files
Start with a Gap Analysis.
We compare what applies to your site with what you have on file, and price what it takes to close each gap.
Book the
class.
Course, headcount, location, and the dates you are working toward. You get a written proposal back.