Forklift
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Class covers all types of forklifts (e.g. warehouse, rough terrain, telescopic).
Equipment safety training is a 3–4-hour class that emphasizes safety and operation in the workplace. The class consists of visuals (PowerPoint presentation, video, and other visuals), written material (trainee manuals/reference cards), manufacturer and OSHA standards material, equipment manuals, and a “hands-on” segment that takes place on-site. Topics covered include maneuvering, load capacities, operation, and much more. All attendees will receive a laminated safety card upon completion.
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Class covers scissor lifts and boom lifts.
Equipment safety training is a 3–4-hour class that emphasizes safety and operation in the workplace. The class consists of visuals (PowerPoint presentation, video, and other visuals), written material (trainee manuals/reference cards), manufacturer and OSHA & ANSI standards material, equipment manuals, and a “hands-on” segment that takes place on-site. Topics covered include maneuvering, load capacities, operation, and much more. All attendees will receive a laminated safety card upon completion.
Earthmoving Equipment
Aerial Platforms - MEWPs
Earthmoving Equipment
Class covers any of the following; backhoes, loaders, dozers, skid steers, and excavators. Equipment safety training is a 4-hour class that emphasizes safety and operation in the workplace. The class consists of visuals (PowerPoint presentation, video, and posters), written material (trainee manuals/reference cards), manufacturer and OSHA standards material, equipment manuals, and a “hands-on” segment that takes place on-site. Topics covered include maneuvering, load capacities, operation, and much more. All attendees will receive a laminated safety card upon completion.
Crane Truck
General Industry Classes
Earthmoving Equipment
Class covers crane trucks and/or carry deck cranes.
Crane Truck safety training is a 4-hour class that emphasizes safety and operation in the workplace. The class consists of visuals (PowerPoint presentation, video, and posters), written material (trainee manuals/reference cards), manufacturer and OSHA standards material, equipment manuals, and a “hands-on” segment that takes place on-site. Topics covered include maneuvering, load capacities, operation, and much more. All attendees will receive a laminated safety card upon completion.
General Industry Classes
General Industry Classes
General Industry Classes
Permit-Required Confined Spaces
In this 5-hour course, attendees will learn proper permit-required confined space procedures. Applicable OSHA standards (1910, Subpart J) will be covered thoroughly. Topics include documentation, hazard analysis and control, air monitoring, permit procedures, safety equipment, and more. All attendees will receive a laminated “Competent Person” card upon completion.
Walking and Working Surfaces – Fall Protection
In this 2 to 3-hour course, attendees will learn proper walking and working surface requirements. Applicable OSHA standards (1910, Subpart D) will be covered thoroughly. Topics include floor and wall openings, fixed stairs, ladders, scaffolding, and much more. Visuals, reference materials, handouts, and “hands-on” demonstrations will be utilized in this course. All attendees will receive a Certificate upon completion.
Personal Protective Equipment
In this 2 to 3-hour course, attendees will learn personal protective equipment requirements. Applicable OSHA standards (1910, Subpart I) will be covered thoroughly. Topics include eye and face protection, electrical safety devices, hand and foot, and respiratory protection. Visuals, reference materials, handouts, and “hands-on” demonstrations will be utilized in this course. All attendees will receive a Certificate upon completion.
Miscellaneous Classes
General Industry Classes
General Industry Classes
How to Develop a Safety Program
This 4-hour program covers the necessary requirements for the practical development of a safety program. Topics include hazard analysis and control, documentation, training, evaluation, and much more. Students will receive a certificate upon completion
Hazard Communication
In this 2-hour course, attendees will learn proper hazard communication requirements. Applicable OSHA standards will be covered thoroughly. Topics include hazardous materials, written plans, SDS, chemical inventories, employee training, and much more. Visuals, reference materials, handouts, and “hands-on” demonstrations will be utilized in this course. All attendees will receive a Certificate upon completion.
Silica Control Program
In this 4-hour course, attendees will learn the OSHA standard regarding silica exposure. They will also learn workplace methods to control exposure. Topics include written control plan, competent person requirements, applicable control methods, housekeeping, medical exams, air monitoring, and work area surveillance. Students will receive a sample written program, OSHA control table, reference card, and training certificate.
Accident Investigation
This 4-hour program covers the necessary requirements for a practical and efficient accident investigation procedure. Topics include purpose, developing an accident investigation policy, analyzing data, controls, accident determination, problem-solving techniques, and reporting. Students will receive handouts and a certificate upon completion.
Train-the-Trainer Courses
Train-the-Trainer Courses
Train-the-Trainer Courses
SafetyHead Training offers train-the-trainer classes for any of its course offerings. Learn the basics of training and how to conduct compliant employee training sessions. Class lengths vary depending on course and experience. Students will receive a "Trainer" certificate upon completion. Contact SafetyHead for details on any T-T-T classes.