COURSES OFFERED BY CESL TRAINING

Our excavator training course instructs operators in the best safety and performance practices. The content within this excavator certification program will give operators the knowledge they need to stay safe.

Companies use forklifts, also known as “powered industrial trucks” or “lift trucks,” to move large or heavy objects around warehouses, storage facilities and construction sites. Since these machines carry such large loads, safety for the driver and other employees is important.

This interactive crane safety course is intended to remind participants that human error causes over 90% of crane-related accidents and they are the key to preventing these incidents.

The most common cause of workplace accidents and incidents is fire. An unintentional fire in the workplace can occur in any industry, resulting in multiple fatalities, property loss, legal complications, fines, and imprisonment.

It is critical that those involved in making confined space entries are qualified and experienced, and thus trained in the associated hazards, which unfortunately is not always the case.

PPE training covers the proper use of personal protective equipment that guards the health and safety of employees. It lays out the standards for proper use and helps keep employees (and the people they serve) safe.

Manual material handling (mmh) procedures may be found in almost every workplace, including industrial and manufacturing companies, offices, healthcare institutions, and restaurant sites. Employers must give proper training if workers' handling of the item potentially result in an accident.

The objective of this course is on occupational health, safety, and inspection. You will discover what workplace safety is, why it is important, and how it impacts a company during this course.

Cranes have a wide variety of applications, including the transportation industry, the industrial sector, and the construction industry. They are put to use in the process of loading and unloading freight, as well as lifting and moving equipment and commodities.

Construction is one of the industries where hazardous conditions are part of the daily work environment. The construction industry is rife with hazards, and accidents can occur if safety is neglected. Construction materials, tools, machinery, and handling techniques all pose risks.