Medical & CS
First Aid, CPR and AED, 8 hours
This course is certified by the American Red Cross. It is taught by a highly certified and qualified instructor with many years of experience in emergency response and application of the techniques.

Fall Protection, 4 & 8 hours
These are taught not only to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard but can be tailored to your companies specific safety protocols and or standards as long as they do not detract from the OSHA intent. The 4 hour course is for personnel already trained and is a refresher, the 8 hour course is for personnel not trained in fall protection.

Fire Extinguisher
This is designed to familiarize personnel with the first aid fire safety devices in their area. They will receive a classroom portion and a thorough hands on portion. Everyone will put hands on the extinguishers and become intimately familiar with these devices. We tailor to your specific type extinguishers on your site.

Confined Space
There are three courses we provide: The first is a General Permit Required Confined Space course, the second is Emergency on site Rescue, and the third is an Emergency Services Confined Space course. All three will be taught against the OSHA and National Fire Protection Administration (NFPA) Standards. Upon completion, we ensure you will be able to identify the difference between what a Non-Permit and Permit required confined spaces are.

You'll understand the various position duties, procedures and requirements. You'll understand Non-entry and Emergency on site rescue duties, procedures and requirements as well as the Emergency Services rescue duties, responsibilities and requirements. All three (3) courses do have an annual refresher requirement. General Permit Required Confined Space Entry is one (1) day. Emergency on site rescue is two (2) days, and Emergency Services Confined Space is an initial five (5) days with a three (3) day annual refresher.
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Medical, Safety, and Confined Space Training