Trench & excavation and confined space competent-person training delivered nationwide — hands-on, field-relevant, and led by a CSP who is also an active firefighter and paramedic.
Closed-enrollment, on-site competent-person classes for construction and industrial teams.
29 CFR 1926 Subpart P
Hands-on, field-relevant competent person training: soil classification, protective systems, daily inspections, and the authority to stop work. Taught by someone who has responded to trench collapses, not just read about them.
29 CFR 1910.146 / 1926 Subpart AA
Permit-required confined space training built around real entry procedures, atmospheric testing, attendant duties, and rescue planning — tailored to your actual confined spaces.
Per class, closed enrollment. No hidden fees.
Booking multiple classes on one trip? The travel fee is waived — ask for a combined quote.
Priced by scope — request a quote. Most programs are available in English and Spanish.
Site-specific fall protection training with a behavioral component — including the psychology of why experienced workers take shortcuts at height.
Machine-specific energy control procedures for your equipment — not generic LOTO. We teach your workers how to safely service your machines.
Chemical-specific training on the actual substances in your workplace — SDS review, labeling, exposure routes, and emergency procedures. Backed by a CHMM.
Hands-on fire extinguisher training with live fire (where permitted), fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and emergency action plans.
AHA- and Red Cross-aligned certification training, taught by a credentialed instructor and active paramedic. Realistic, hands-on skills practice.
Not a generic first-day video. Orientation built around the actual hazards your new hires will face in their specific roles at your facility.
Your supervisors are the front line of your safety culture. We teach them to recognize risk, address deviations, and build trust — not just enforce rules.
Need something not on this list? We build custom curricula for your specific operations, hazards, and workforce.
We no longer offer OSHA 10 & 30-hour outreach cards. They satisfy a contractual box, but they are not a substitute for real, hazard-specific competence — and we would rather not sell something we spend the rest of this site arguing against. Why, and what to do if your contract requires one.
Instruction backed by the CSP, CHMM, CDGT, CIT, and OSHA Outreach Trainer credentials — and by years of real emergency response. Meet the instructor.
Based in Northern Utah · traveling nationwide for on-site classes
Tell us your crew size, location, and the training you need — we'll come back with a clear, all-in number.