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Active Shooter Awareness Training
Attending an active shooter awareness training class is essential for employees to be prepared, stay safe, and contribute to creating a safer work environment. It's an investment in both individual and collective safety and security.
Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors (3-hour class)
As the recreational use of cannabis has been legalized in many states, it's become more important than ever for employers to ensure that their substance abuse policies are being properly enforced. To help you with this, we're excited to offer comprehensive training designed specifically for supervisors.
Our training sessions will provide your supervisors with the tools they need to recognize the symptoms of substance abuse, identify indicators that create reasonable suspicion, and take appropriate action when substance abuse is detected. This training will help your supervisors navigate difficult situations easily and confidently.
First Aid, CPR, and AED Training
Injuries happen. Because of this, properly trained individuals and the right first aid equipment help ensure better safety for everyone. Without basic life support or proper first aid, a simple injury could turn into something much more severe. Many fatalities resulting from accidents and emergency situations result from a lack of immediate medical treatment. First aid doesn’t just facilitate recovery; it helps save lives. This class teaches the basic skills needed to provide basic life support and first aid to victims in the event of accidents or injuries.
Distracted Driver & Defensive Driver Training
Defensive and distracted driver training is a specialized program designed to educate individuals about safe and responsible driving practices, focusing on avoiding accidents and minimizing the risks associated with distractions while driving. Defensive driving aims to enhance a driver's awareness, decision-making skills, and ability to respond effectively to unexpected situations on the road. Distracted driving training, on the other hand, specifically addresses the dangers of distractions like texting, phone use, eating, or other activities that divert a driver's attention from the road.