COURSES OFFERED BY SAFETY MAX

This program is designed to provide your employees with the equipment-specific training needed to comply with OSHA regulations for new powered industrial truck standards. Forklift Safety Training will educate your employees on the most common type of equipment - the sit-down, counter-balanced fork...

Fire drills are required by local fire codes and are mandatory in reinforcing training principles related to safe evacuation and/or relocation procedures outlined in your company’s site-specific Emergency Action Plan.

The Basic Plus CPR, First Aid & AED course is to help you and your employees gain or maintain the core knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to provide effective emergency care on a victim until professional emergency medical care is available.

The Emergency Response Team (ERT) 2 training is designed to educate ERT members in your company’s specific building evacuation procedures and floor warden programs.

The Infant/Child Supplement to the Medic First Aid Basic First Aid and CPR course is intended to teach you, the layperson, life-saving skills as they relate to patients eight years old and younger.

The Emergency Response Team (ERT) 4 workshop is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of your company’s site-specific equipment used during various fire, medical or disaster-related emergencies.

The Emergency Response Team (ERT) 4a training exercise allows employees to act out their emergency roles using practical, real-life scenarios using A-B-C / multiclass fire extinguishers common in most workplaces.

The Incident Command Team (ICT) 2 training is designed to learn the fundamentals of the incident command team’s evacuation procedures. The company’s ICT members must understand procedures to be able to implement those procedures quickly and effectively.

Cumulative trauma injuries affect over 19 million workers per year and account for 85% of worker’s compensation costs. Cumulative trauma disorders are caused by the way we accomplish tasks, both on the job and at home.

Back injuries are all too common in the United States. Nearly 80% of all Americans will experience back pain at some time in their life – and back injuries are the single largest type of on the job injury.