Field-led safety
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 10 & 30-Hour
Both 10-Hour and 30-Hour OSHA-authorized Outreach Training programs delivered with a heavy civil and highway construction lens — not generic warehouse curriculum.
10-Hour Outreach Training
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
30-Hour Outreach Training
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
Real-world authority.
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.
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Field-Led Instruction
Every session is delivered by an instructor who has actually run heavy civil work — not a contracted classroom-only safety trainer.
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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.
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Heavy Civil Focus
Earthwork, paving, utilities, DOT, FAA — every hazard scenario tied to the operations your crews actually run, not generic OSHA stock content.
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Crew-Respected
Foremen and operators sit through our training without checking their phones. Because the instructor speaks their language.
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.
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
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
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
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
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
Confined Space Awareness
- Permit-required vs. non-permit spaces
- Atmospheric hazard identification
- Continuous monitoring procedures
- Entry permit development
- Rescue awareness & retrieval
- Communication & attendant duties
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
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
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
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
Incident Investigation
- Root cause analysis (5-Why, Fishbone)
- Near-miss investigation & reporting
- Corrective action development
- Supervisor response protocols
- Documentation & evidence preservation
- Lessons-learned dissemination
Airfield
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).
The training that keeps your crews
off the runway news.
- FAA airfield orientation & badging
- Escort procedures on AOA
- Live taxiway & runway operations
- Runway safety areas (RSA) discipline
- FOD (Foreign Object Debris) prevention
- Aviation radio procedures & call-outs
- Airfield paving operations safety
Crews don't get hurt because of bad regulations. because the training never left the binder.
— ForgedOps Safety LeadershipWe come
No travel costs eating your training budget. No crews driving two hours to a classroom. We deliver where your operation actually lives.
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Onsite Jobsite
Train at the active project — between shifts, in the lull, or during a planned stand-down.
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Equipment Yard
Yard-based training keeps the crew tied to the iron — hands-on context they'll remember.
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Your Office / Training Room
When weather, schedule, or scope require a controlled space, we set up where you sit.
Ready to give your crews
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.
