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Training, inspections, compliance, and testing for construction crews across North and South Carolina — all of it available in English and Spanish.

OSHA Training

Courses taught at your jobsite, in English or Spanish, scheduled around your crew's workday.

OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer. Students receive official Department of Labor course completion cards for OSHA 10 and OSHA 30.

Every course is taught in English or Spanish at the same price.

Travel mileage is calculated by the distance to your jobsite and quoted before the class is booked.

  • An OSHA 10 class holding their Spanish-language construction workbooks with Edwin Cueva

    OSHA 10-Hour

    The standard entry-level construction safety course for workers. Covers hazard recognition, the leading causes of jobsite fatalities, and workers' rights.

    What the course covers
    • Introduction to OSHA — worker rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint
    • Falls — the leading cause of death in construction
    • Electrocution
    • Struck-by hazards — falling objects, trucks, cranes
    • Caught-in or caught-between hazards — trenches and equipment
    • Personal protective and lifesaving equipment
    • Health hazards in construction

    Plus two elective topics from OSHA's list — scaffolds, stairways and ladders, excavations, materials handling, cranes, or hand and power tools — chosen for the work your crew actually does.

    $250 per person

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  • A crew holding their Spanish-language course books with Edwin Cueva after OSHA 30 training

    OSHA 30-Hour

    The supervisor-level course for foremen, superintendents, and anyone responsible for a crew. Broader and deeper than the 10-hour, with more time on managing hazards.

    What the course covers
    • Introduction to OSHA — worker rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint
    • Managing safety and health — running a safety program on the job
    • Falls — the leading cause of death in construction
    • Electrocution
    • Struck-by hazards — falling objects, trucks, cranes
    • Caught-in or caught-between hazards — trenches and equipment
    • Personal protective and lifesaving equipment
    • Health hazards in construction
    • Stairways and ladders

    Plus at least six elective topics from OSHA's list — scaffolds, excavations, confined space entry, concrete and masonry, cranes, steel erection, welding and cutting, ergonomics, fire protection, and more — chosen for the work your crew actually does.

    $475 per person

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  • A fall protection class gathered around a framed training structure while an instructor in a full-body harness demonstrates at a wall opening

    Fall Protection

    Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. Covers harnesses, anchor points, guardrails, inspection of gear, and when each system is required.

    Course options
    • Fall Protection — General Class$200 per person
    • OSHA Fall Protection Competent Person$250 per person

    From $200 per person

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  • Two workers erecting a pump jack scaffold on a residential build

    Supported Scaffolding

    Scaffolding that stands on the ground — frame, pump jack, and mast climbing systems. Covers erection, inspection, access, planking, guardrails, and load limits.

    Course options
    • OSHA User Awareness & Operator Training$300 per person
    • OSHA Scaffolding Competent Person$350 per person

    From $300 per person

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  • A crew working from a suspended swing stage scaffold, tied off in full-body harnesses, on a commercial building

    Suspended Scaffolding

    Swing stage and other platforms hung from above. Higher risk and its own OSHA requirements — covers rigging, counterweights, tie-off, inspection, and safe operation.

    Course options
    • OSHA User Awareness & Operator Training$300 per person
    • OSHA Scaffolding Competent Person$350 per person

    From $300 per person

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  • A student kneeling to practise chest compressions on a CPR manikin while the instructor observes

    First Aid & CPR

    American Red Cross first aid and CPR training for crews, so someone on site knows what to do in the minutes before help arrives. Students receive a Red Cross certification card.

    $200 per person

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Equipment Training

Forklift and boom lift operator licenses — evaluation on the machines your crew actually runs.

  • Edwin Cueva evaluating a telehandler operator with the boom raised and a load of lumber overhead

    Forklift Training License

    Operator training and evaluation: pre-use inspection, load handling, stability, pedestrian safety, and safe travel. Priced by machine class — rough terrain forklifts used in construction, or the industrial classes used in warehouses and plants.

    Course options
    • Industrial Forklift — Classes 1–5$275 per person
    • Construction Forklift — Class 7 (rough terrain)$400 per person

    From $275 per person

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  • Two workers in hard hats and high-visibility vests working from the platform of a telescopic boom lift raised over a city street, with cones marking off the work zone below

    Boom Lift & Scissor Lift

    Safe operation of boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other aerial work platforms, including fall protection while in the basket and inspection before use. Taught by a certified aerial lift trainer.

    Course options
    • Scissor Lift$200 per person
    • Boom Lift$250 per person

    From $200 per person

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Inspections & Audits

Find the problems before an inspector does — and get a plain-language list of what to fix.

  • Jobsite Inspections

    A walk of your active site, documenting hazards and code issues, with a written report of findings and what to correct first.

    Quoted per job

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  • Mock Safety Audits

    A practice OSHA inspection. We look at your site the way a compliance officer would, so the real visit holds no surprises.

    Quoted per job

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OSHA Compliance

The paperwork and programs OSHA expects you to have in place before anything goes wrong.

  • Written Safety Programs

    A written safety program built for your company and the work you actually do — not a generic template with your name on the cover.

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  • OSHA Compliance Services

    Help understanding what applies to your operation, closing gaps, and responding when OSHA has already been on site.

    Quoted per job

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Environmental Testing

Air monitoring for the dust your crew is breathing.

  • Silica Testing

    Respirable crystalline silica monitoring for cutting, grinding, and drilling work. OSHA sets a hard limit on exposure, and testing is how you show where you stand.

    Quoted per job

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