TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN RALEIGH, USA

At FESS Fires Protection, we offer various fire safety and equipment training class options for employers, employees, and fire safety professionals.

The concealed handgun certification class is a course which is required to obtain a permit to carry a concealed handgun.  The North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission requires that the class be a minimum of Eight (8) hours plus Handgun Qualification.

This is the NC Department of Justice approved NC Concealed Carry class required to obtain an NC Conceal Carry Permit. Also required to be a US citizen , Naturalized , or a Permanent Life Time Visa.

Firearms Training is offered by TriggerAction Firearms Training. While the courses we teach will provide you with the safety and fundamentals needed to operate a firearm, they are for many just a first step.

The course includes classroom instruction on handgun safety and operation, concealed carry techniques and the current NC laws on the use of deadly force.  At the end of the course there is a shooting exercise at targets placed at 3, 5 and 7 yards from the shooter and requires 30 rounds of ammun...

Every Day Ready has a reputation as the “Best Kept Secret” for firearms training in the Triangle Area! We are proud to offer a variety of training options for handgun, carbine rifle, and high speed tactical courses.

This course offers an opportunity for drivers to receive a PJC eligible for traffic infractions like speeding and red-light violations. Students learn essential defensive driving techniques that can reduce collision-related costs, injuries, and fatalities.

In this 1-day course you will learn to safely operate and maintain a forklift. You will graduate this course fully informed and trained to immediately enter the workforce as a forklift operator.

Entering and working in confined spaces is a high-risk job. Fatal injuries in confined spaces average 92 per year – that’s almost two each week. Paragon Safety Group offers Confined Space Safety training to teach construction workers involved in confined space entry.

OSHA regulations require employers to provide an educational program to ensure that employees are familiar with using a fire extinguisher to effectively and safely put out small or incipient-stage fires.