Construction Companies

Falls from height - and falling objects - present serious and life-threatening hazards for workers on many job sites. If your work involves any type of elevation, this training is ... Learn More

In this training designed for construction workers, you will identify common risk factors of environmental heat and bodily overheating, learn the main dangers of heat exposure, and... Learn More

Covers: The types of aerial lifts and the training required to operate them, the hazards associated with using aerial lifts, "pre-start" and "worksite" inspections, setting up, ope... Learn More

Atlantic's "Safety Orientation in Construction Environments" products discuss common hazards that can be encountered on a job site and the safe practices and equipment that wo... Learn More

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Covers: The types of scissor lifts and the training needed to operate them, the hazards associated with using scissor lifts, "pre-start" and "worksite" inspections, setting up, ope... Learn More

Covers: The consequences of falls in the workplace, hazardous work environments, the safety "mindset", designing fall hazards out of the workplace, proper housekeeping techniques, ... Learn More

Twenty percent of workplace fatalities in the U.S. involve construction workers, but their chances of getting killed on the job more than double when they're working in a trench. A... Learn More

"Hand and Power Tool Safety in Construction Environments" discuss hand and power tool hazards, and show employees the equipment and safe practices they can use to prevent injuries ... Learn More

Atlantic's training products on "Silica Safety in Industrial and Construction Environments" explain the hazards that are associated with silica dust, review the OSHA standards... Learn More

What are caught-in/between hazards? The three major types of caught-in/between hazards. Trenching, scaffolding and demolition. Vehicles and heavy equipment. Powered tools and m... Learn More

Covers: “Qualified/competent” riggers and signalers, personal protective equipment, equipment inspection, slings and hitches, hand signals, load angles, working around power li... Learn More

Any time workers get hot and sweaty, they're feeling "heat stress". The hotter they get, the more likely heat stress is to affect their health. And if employees get overheated enou... Learn More

Atlantic's "Slips, Trips and Falls in Construction Environments" courses discuss the mechanics of slips, trips and falls, the types of hazards that workers are likely to encou... Learn More

Covers: General workplace injury information, PPE for head hazards, PPE for eye and face hazards, PPE for respiratory hazards, PPE for hand and finger hazards, PPE for foot hazards... Learn More

When a construction worker is injured or becomes ill on a job site, their coworkers will usually be the first ones "on the scene" and have the opportunity to provide some initial t... Learn More

Struck-by accidents are one of the four top causes of fatalities in construction work and can result in serious injuries as well. But they don't have to happen.... Learn More

Covers: Ladder selection, inspection before use, setting up and moving ladders, climbing on ladders, ladder accidents, & more. ... Learn More

Topics covered include: Electrical hazards and OSHA standards. High voltage power lines. Tools, extension cords and receptacles. Grounding, continuity and GFCIs. Lock-out/ta... Learn More

In the United States there are over 38 million binge drinkers, almost 25 million illegal drug users and more than 6 million people who abuse prescription drugs... and most of them ... Learn More