
Training that holds up
Written by safety consultants who spend their weeks on well sites and in shops — not by a course mill. Take it on a phone, pass the test, and walk away with a certificate and a wallet card anyone can verify.
Take it anywhere
On a phone in a truck, on a tablet in the shop, at home on a laptop. It remembers where you stopped.
Prove it instantly
Your certificate and wallet card carry a QR code. A gate guard scans it and sees a live record, not a photocopy.
We keep the paperwork
Every completion lands on your safety passport. When a customer asks your employer for proof, it's already there.
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H2S Awareness
Concientización de H2S
Hydrogen sulphide: where it collects, what it does to a person, and how to get out. Written for anyone working a well site, a battery, or a tank.
Coming soon
Being built now. Want one of these for your crew before it opens? Call us — we run them live and in person too.
Forklift Operator
Operador de Montacargas
Formal instruction under 29 CFR 1910.178. Covers stability, load handling, pedestrians and refuelling — then your employer evaluates the operator on the machine.
Operator course. This is the classroom half. Your employer still has to watch you run the machine and sign you off before an operator card is issued — that's the law, and we build the evaluation in.
Telehandler Operator
Operador de Manipulador Telescópico
Load charts, boom position and ground conditions for rough-terrain telehandlers, with the practical evaluation that turns it into an operator card.
Operator course. This is the classroom half. Your employer still has to watch you run the machine and sign you off before an operator card is issued — that's the law, and we build the evaluation in.
Aerial Lift / MEWP Operator
Operador de Plataforma Elevadora
Scissor lifts and boom lifts under 1926.453 and ANSI A92: tip-overs, fall protection, and why a boom lift is a different machine to a scissor lift.
Operator course. This is the classroom half. Your employer still has to watch you run the machine and sign you off before an operator card is issued — that's the law, and we build the evaluation in.
HM 126F Hazardous Materials Transportation
DOT hazmat training for anyone who loads, unloads, or moves regulated material: general awareness, function-specific duties, safety and security.
Lockout / Tagout
Controlling hazardous energy under 1910.147 — isolation, verification, group lockout, and why the person who applies the lock is the person who removes it.
Hazard Communication
Labels, safety data sheets, and the right to know what you are working with. Short, plain, and satisfies the annual requirement.
Defensive Driving — Trucking
For CDL and heavy-vehicle drivers: stopping distances, blind spots, backing, and the situations that put a truck on its side.
Defensive Driving
Manejo Defensivo
Light vehicles and pickups on lease roads and highways. Speed, distraction, fatigue, and the habits that keep a driver out of a ditch.
Fire Safety
Fire classes, extinguisher selection and use, and the honest question of when to fight a fire and when to leave.
Fall Protection
Harnesses, anchor points, and fall clearance — including the arithmetic that decides whether a lanyard stops you before the ground does.
Confined Space Awareness
Recognising a permit-required confined space, the atmospheres that kill without warning, and why would-be rescuers make up so many of the dead.
Training a crew?
We set companies up with seats, assign courses by text link, chase the people who haven't finished, and keep the records your customers ask for. No logins for your hands to forget — they get a link and take it on their phone.
Straight answers
- How long do I have to finish?
- There's no clock. Stop and come back on the same link as often as you need — it remembers where you got to.
- What if I fail the test?
- You get five attempts, and after every one we show you the questions you missed, the right answer, and why. It's meant to teach, not to catch you out.
- Does this make me certified to operate a forklift?
- No — and be careful of anyone who says it does. Federal law puts that on your employer, after they've watched you operate. Our operator courses are the classroom half, and we give your employer the evaluation to finish it.
- How long is it good for?
- Three years for most courses, which is what OSHA expects. Your card shows the expiry, and we'll remind you before it runs out.
- Can I get a refund?
- If you haven't started it, yes — just ask. Once you've opened the video it's at our discretion, but if you've bought the wrong thing, call us and we'll sort it out.