This course is designed for individuals operating, supervising, or working from aerial lifts. Training covers both scissor lifts (Group A, Types 1–3) and boom lifts (Group B, Types 1–3), in alignment with OSHA standards (29 CFR 1926.453 and 29 CFR 1910.67) and applicable ANSI guidelines.

 The course includes both classroom instruction and hands-on practical training, allowing participants to safely operate equipment under the direct supervision of an instructor.

Participants who successfully complete the course will be certified to operate the specific class of equipment on which they were trained.

True North Safety delivers First Aid/CPR/AED training through the American Red Cross, a nationally recognized and trusted provider.

 We offer flexible training formats, including:

 o  Blended learning (online + in-person skills session)

o  Full in-person instructor-led classes

 This course equips participants with the skills needed to respond confidently to medical emergencies in the workplace.

This course provides comprehensive training on electrical safe work practices in accordance with OSHA standards (29 CFR 1910 Subpart S and 29 CFR 1926 Subpart K), as well as industry best practices outlined in NFPA 70E.

 Training can be tailored to your team’s experience level—from general awareness for workers to more in-depth instruction for electricians, apprentices, and HVAC technicians.

 The course includes both classroom learning and hands-on practical application, where participants suit up in arc flash PPE and perform diagnostic testing using a low-voltage training panel.

 This is essential training for anyone working on or around electrical systems.

This course covers key requirements for safe confined space entry in accordance with OSHA standards. Participants will learn hazard recognition, entry procedures, permitting, atmospheric monitoring, and rescue considerations.

 Training includes both classroom instruction and hands-on practical exercises using equipment such as:

o   Rescue tripod systems

o   Ropes, Carbineers, and retravel systems

o   Rescue Harnesses

o   Multi-gas monitors

o   Practice Entry permits

o   Barricading systems

We encourage clients to provide their own equipment when possible so training can be tailored to what teams will use in the field.

Planning an upcoming confined space entry? True North Safety can also assist with developing site-specific entry plans.

Falls remain the leading cause of fatalities in construction, making this training critical for any team working at elevation.

 This course covers hazard recognition, fall protection systems, ladder safety, and safe work practices for rooftops, leading edges, and elevated work areas.

 Our instructors incorporate real-world experience to create engaging, discussion-based training that helps teams understand how to properly implement fall protection systems in the field.

Hands-on training is included using both client-provided equipment and instructor-supplied harnesses, lanyards, and anchor systems.

This course is designed for workers who use scaffolding systems and focuses on safe work practices, hazard recognition, and OSHA requirements.

Primarily classroom-based, this training can be enhanced with a hands-on component using your specific scaffolding system to improve practical understanding.

 Note: Separate, more advanced training is required for personnel responsible for erecting scaffolding systems.

This course provides essential knowledge for working safely in and around excavations and trenches. Participants will learn to identify common hazards, understand soil classifications, and apply protective systems in accordance with OSHA standards. Emphasis is placed on hazard recognition, safe work practices, and the responsibilities of both workers and competent persons.

This course provides an entry-level overview of workplace safety and OSHA regulations for construction workers. Participants will learn to recognize common job site hazards, understand their rights and responsibilities, and apply safe work practices to reduce risk. Designed for workers new to the industry or those needing a refresher, this training builds a strong foundation for maintaining a safe and compliant work environment.

The OSHA 30-Hour course we recommend people in a supervisory position or those looking to expand their knowledge in the industry. This in-depth training covers a wide range of OSHA standards, hazard identification, and risk mitigation strategies. With a focus on leadership and proactive safety management, participants gain the knowledge and tools needed to effectively oversee safety programs and promote a strong safety culture.

Our equipment training programs ensure operators have the knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely and efficiently. Combining classroom instruction with hands-on application, this training focuses on, Proper operation, Hazard awareness, Equipment limitations and OSHA compliance.

 Courses are tailored to your equipment and job site conditions to promote safe, confident operation in the field.

 Note: Depending on the equipment and location, additional state-specific certifications may be required. Please contact Erik Richman or Dylan Baer for more information.