Workplace Safety: Guides, Standards, Training
Workplace Safety: Guides, Standards, Training
OSHA Courses Delivered to Your Door
If you want OSHA training to come to you, we can help with that. It doesn’t matter if you’re in San Diego or Bangor Maine, we have experienced safety professionals who are also OSHA Authorized trainers and who fly all over the country giving OSHA Outreach training to groups of 5-50 workers.
Online OSHA training, which we also provide, is a great option in many circumstances. But sometimes nothing will substitute for live, in-person safety training. On site training is perfect for large groups of workers, or in situations where worker compliance with self-directed training isn’t as good as it should be. Instead of constantly reminding employees to complete their training, an on site class makes sure that all workers are trained and complete the training according to a company-mandated schedule.
Additionally, we can tailor our on site training to the specific situation you have at your work site. If you are facing any safety challenges that are of particular importance or are particularly problematic, we can make sure that our skilled trainer puts special emphasis on those portions of the class that address it.
In order to get started with a quote for on site OSHA training, either give us a call at 817-874-5000, or fill out the quote request form on our Contact Page.
This suite of OSHA 10 and 30 hour courses gives workers and supervisors the foundational safety knowledge that helps reduce injuries on the job and meet employer or contract requirements. The OSHA 10 hour option is great for new workers or crew members who want a solid base in hazard awareness, and the OSHA 30 hour is deeper and a great fit for foremen, safety leads, and supervisors who want to understand how to recognize common hazards and keep teams safe day to day. Completing these courses earns students an official Department of Labor OSHA card that is accepted in all 50 states, and we can bring the training to your work site for your whole crew or deliver it online if that works better.
Confined spaces present a very real risk on many job sites because they can have limited access, poor ventilation, or hidden hazards that a typical worker might overlook. Our confined space training teaches crews the current requirements and safe procedures for work in areas like tanks, pits, vaults, and sewers, whether you are in general industry settings or on a construction project. This course helps people understand how to identify permit required spaces, what controls and permits are needed, and how entrants and attendants must operate to protect each other.
Since 1971, OSHA Pros has helped workplaces nationwide stay safe with training created by Certified Safety Professionals who know the job inside and out. Our OSHA-authorized courses are compliant and trusted by organizations from small businesses to the U.S. armed forces. When you train with real experts, you gain confidence that your crew is protected and your workplace meets every standard.
Falls remain among the most common causes of serious injury in both construction and industrial settings, and fall protection training is about giving workers confidence and practical know how to stay safe above ground. With real examples from the field, this class covers proper use of harnesses, guardrails, ladders, and safety systems, and it reviews when each type of protection is required. You will come away with practical skills and a better sense of how to anticipate and reduce fall hazards on your own sites.
If your team is going to be around hazardous substances, spills, chemical sites, hazardous waste operations, or emergency responses, HAZWOPER training helps prepare them for what they may encounter. OSHA Pros offers the full series of HAZWOPER courses including the 40 hour, which is the most comprehensive, the 24 hour which suits certain clean-up or treatment operations, and the 8 hour refresher that keeps skills sharp for workers who are already trained. These courses cover hazard recognition, safe work practices, decontamination techniques, and emergency response basics so people feel confident in their roles.
Working around trenches and excavations can be one of the most hazardous parts of a site, because soil conditions, equipment, and overhead activity change day to day. Our trenching and excavation training helps crews and supervisors understand how to analyze soil, apply protective systems, and watch for the warning signs that a trench may be unstable. This class is practical and specific to the tasks that crews face, and it gives a real sense of what a competent person must do to keep workers safe.
Hydrogen sulfide gas can be invisible and deadly, especially in oil, gas, wastewater, and confined spaces where it can build up without warning. Our H2S awareness training teaches people how to recognize where the hazard may occur, what signs and symptoms to watch for, and how to use PPE and monitoring tools to stay safe. Whether you are preparing a team for work in environments with potential H2S exposure or refreshing skills, OSHA Pros has the right training course for you.
Onsite OSHA training means an experienced instructor comes directly to your facility or job site to train your team in person. This allows the training to reflect real working conditions, equipment, and hazards your employees face, rather than relying only on generic examples.
Onsite training works well for companies with multiple employees who need the same course, including construction crews, supervisors, safety managers, and industrial teams. It is especially helpful when hands on discussion, site specific examples, or group participation will improve learning.
OSHA Pros offers many courses onsite, including OSHA 10 and 30 hour training, HAZWOPER, confined space, fall protection, trenching and excavation, and other safety topics. If your team has specific training needs, courses can be scheduled to match your industry and compliance goals.
The length of onsite training depends on the course being taught. Some classes take a few hours, while others span one or more full days. Training schedules can often be arranged to minimize disruption to your normal operations.
Yes. Upon successful completion of qualifying courses, participants receive official OSHA documentation such as Department of Labor OSHA cards or course completion certificates, depending on the program. These credentials are recognized nationwide.
Yes. OSHA Pros works with companies that operate across multiple sites or regions. Training can be coordinated for different locations, crews, or shifts, and online options are also available when onsite instruction is not the best fit.