OSHA Outreach Training

Field-led safety
crews actually respect.

OSHA 10 & 30-Hour Outreach Training delivered by instructors who've actually run heavy civil work — onsite, in-yard, or in your training room. No corporate slide decks. Real jobsite hazards, real accountability, real crew respect.

OSHA-Authorized Outreach
Onsite · In-Yard · Office
Heavy Civil Focus
Outreach Training

OSHA 10 & 30-Hour
Outreach Training.

Both 10-Hour and 30-Hour OSHA-authorized Outreach Training programs delivered with a heavy civil and highway construction lens — not generic warehouse curriculum.

OSHA 10
Course 01

10-Hour Outreach Training

Audience: Crew members, operators, laborers

Foundational construction safety training delivered onsite, in-yard, or at your training room. Built around heavy civil hazards crews actually face — not generic warehouse safety scenarios.

  • Heavy civil & highway construction focus
  • Onsite or yard delivery — no classroom required
  • OSHA-authorized 10-hour curriculum
  • Real jobsite case studies, not stock examples
Schedule OSHA 10 Training
OSHA 30
Course 02

30-Hour Outreach Training

Audience: Foremen, supers, safety leads, project managers

Deeper safety leadership training for supervision and management — the people who set the culture and make the calls. Built so your foremen leave with practical authority, not a binder.

  • Foreman & supervisor-focused curriculum
  • Hazard recognition + corrective action workflows
  • Safety leadership & accountability development
  • OSHA-authorized 30-hour completion card
Schedule OSHA 30 Training
Why field crews respect it

Real-world authority.
Not classroom theory.

Heavy civil safety isn't a generic OSHA module. The hazards, the equipment, the crew dynamics — they all run different in the dirt than they do in a warehouse. Our training reflects that.

  • 01

    Field-Led Instruction

    Every session is delivered by an instructor who has actually run heavy civil work — not a contracted classroom-only safety trainer.

  • 02

    Onsite or In-Yard

    We come to you. Crews train on the jobsite, in the equipment yard, or in your office — wherever execution actually happens.

  • 03

    Heavy Civil Focus

    Earthwork, paving, utilities, DOT, FAA — every hazard scenario tied to the operations your crews actually run, not generic OSHA stock content.

  • 04

    Crew-Respected

    Foremen and operators sit through our training without checking their phones. Because the instructor speaks their language.

Specialized Programs

Heavy civil safety —
discipline by discipline.

Twelve standalone training disciplines, each engineered for the hazards and equipment that actually show up on heavy civil and highway work. Stack what you need; we deliver onsite or in-yard.

Specialized Program 01Competent Person

Excavation & Trench Safety

  • Competent Person — Excavation
  • Trench box & shield deployment
  • Sloping, benching & shoring
  • Soil classification (Type A/B/C)
  • Utility locating & damage prevention
  • Excavation inspections & daily reports
Specialized Program 02PFAS / Rescue

Fall Protection

  • Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs)
  • Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS)
  • Leading edge & roof work
  • Rescue planning & retrieval
  • Aerial & scissor lift safety
  • Harness inspection & care
Specialized Program 03Operator + Spotter

Heavy Equipment Safety

  • Excavators, dozers, rollers, graders, loaders
  • Blind spot awareness & swing radius
  • Spotter training & hand signals
  • Pre-shift inspections & lockout
  • Pedestrian/equipment separation
  • Equipment travel & tip-over prevention
Specialized Program 04Top 4 Killers

OSHA Focus Four

  • Falls — heavy civil & elevation
  • Struck-by — equipment, materials, vehicles
  • Electrocution — overhead & buried lines
  • Caught-in / between — trenches & equipment
  • Hazard recognition + control hierarchy
  • Real-world incident case studies
Specialized Program 05Respirable Dust

Silica Safety & Table 1

  • Silica exposure assessment
  • Engineering controls & wet methods
  • Respiratory protection programs
  • Table 1 compliance for tasks
  • Medical surveillance requirements
  • Recordkeeping & exposure controls
Specialized Program 06Permit-Required

Confined Space Awareness

  • Permit-required vs. non-permit spaces
  • Atmospheric hazard identification
  • Continuous monitoring procedures
  • Entry permit development
  • Rescue awareness & retrieval
  • Communication & attendant duties
Specialized Program 07Energy Control

Lockout / Tagout (LOTO)

  • Hazardous energy identification
  • Plants, generators, pumps, asphalt & concrete equipment
  • Authorized vs. affected employees
  • Group lockout procedures
  • Maintenance & shutdown protocols
  • LOTO program development & audits
Specialized Program 08ANSI Z89 / Z87 / 107

PPE & ANSI Training

  • High-visibility apparel (ANSI 107)
  • Hard hat, eye, hearing protection standards
  • Daily PPE inspection & care
  • Task-based PPE selection
  • Replacement & retirement criteria
  • Crew accountability & enforcement
Specialized Program 09SDS / Labels

Hazard Communication / GHS

  • Safety Data Sheet (SDS) interpretation
  • GHS pictograms & labeling
  • Chemical handling & storage
  • Written HazCom program development
  • Employee right-to-know training
  • Chemical inventory management
Specialized Program 10Hand Signals / Lift Plans

Crane & Rigging Awareness

  • Standard crane hand signals
  • Lift planning & critical-lift criteria
  • Rigging awareness — slings, shackles, hooks
  • Capacity calculations & load charts
  • Spotter & signalperson responsibilities
  • Pre-lift checklists & exclusion zones
Specialized Program 11Root Cause / RCA

Incident Investigation

  • Root cause analysis (5-Why, Fishbone)
  • Near-miss investigation & reporting
  • Corrective action development
  • Supervisor response protocols
  • Documentation & evidence preservation
  • Lessons-learned dissemination
Niche Authority

Airfield
construction safety.

Airfield work is a different animal — live taxiways, FOD discipline, FAA escort procedures, and zero-tolerance for error. We deliver dedicated safety training built around construction crews working on active aviation operations areas (AOA).

FAA AlignedLive AOA OperationsFOD DisciplineRunway Safety Areas

Crews don't get hurt because of bad regulations. They get hurt because the training never left the binder.

— ForgedOps Safety Leadership
Delivery

We come
where you run work.

No travel costs eating your training budget. No crews driving two hours to a classroom. We deliver where your operation actually lives.

  • 01

    Onsite Jobsite

    Train at the active project — between shifts, in the lull, or during a planned stand-down.

  • 02

    Equipment Yard

    Yard-based training keeps the crew tied to the iron — hands-on context they'll remember.

  • 03

    Your Office / Training Room

    When weather, schedule, or scope require a controlled space, we set up where you sit.

Common Questions From Heavy Civil Operators

Field-Tested Answers.

  • Yes. Our OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Construction Outreach Training is delivered by OSHA-Authorized Outreach Trainers, with valid Department of Labor course completion cards issued to every participant. The cards are recognized by general contractors, owners, and DOT/airport project requirements nationwide.

  • Yes. Bilingual delivery is core to how we operate. Many heavy civil crews are predominantly Spanish-speaking on the deck, and we deliver OSHA 10/30, equipment safety, and specialized field training in both English and Spanish — often in the same session — so crew respect for the material doesn't get lost in translation.

  • Yes. We deliver onsite at your yard, jobsite trailer, training room, or in the field — whichever works for your crew. We also deliver virtual and in-our-room sessions. The goal is to remove every friction point that would otherwise keep a crew member from getting trained.

  • Specialized field training covers heavy equipment hazards (grader, dozer, excavator, paver, mill, reclaimer, articulated dump truck, water truck), trenching and excavation, fall protection, lockout/tagout, silica, traffic control / DOT MOT, FAA airfield work, hot work, and night-work hazards. We also build site-specific job hazard analyses (JHAs) and custom training packets for unusual scopes.

  • OSHA 10-Hour cards are typically issued within 10 days of class completion (DOL processing time). OSHA 30-Hour cards within 14-21 days. ForgedOps-issued completion certificates for specialized field training are issued same-day. We can schedule training as quickly as your roster and yard availability allows — including bringing the class to your crew during a normal work week.

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Train hard. Run safe.

Ready to give your crews
the training they'll actually use?

OSHA 10, OSHA 30, stand-downs, foreman safety leadership — scoped to your operation, delivered where you run work, taught by someone who has actually run the work.