Shield of Armor Safety Training Courses

Mobile safety training, leadership development, and safety consulting at your facility or at a predetermined location.

Pricing is customized to clients’ specific needs. Certain trainings have a minimum for head count.

Workplace Compliance & Awareness
Construction & Site Safety
Equipment & Machinery Operation

Think Site Safety & Training

isn’t important?

Consider these Key Safety Statistics

21%
Injury & Fatality Rates
  • 21.1% of worker fatalities in the U.S. occur in construction (OSHA, “Fatal Four” hazards).
  • 5 out of 100 workers is the average nonfatal injury rate in construction.
36.5%
Fall-Related Incidents
  • 36.5% of all construction fatalities are due to falls, making it the leading cause of death in the industry.
85%
OSHA Citation & Compliance Rates
  • 85% of OSHA citations in construction are related to the Top 10 Most Cited Violations, including fall protection, scaffolding, and hazard communication.

Frequently Asked Questions

OSHA training helps workers recognize hazards, understand their rights, and ensure a safer work environment, reducing accidents and legal risks.
Topics include new hire orientation, sexual harassment prevention, drug awareness, hazard communication (GHS, SDS), and asbestos, lead, and silica safety.

Most certifications, including CPR/AED, should be renewed every two years to ensure skills remain up to date and effective in an emergency.

Yes, OSHA requires proper training and certification before operating MEWPs (aerial lifts) or forklifts to prevent accidents and ensure compliance.
A “Competent Person” is someone trained, knowledgeable, and authorized to identify and correct hazards in areas like fall protection, confined spaces, and trenching.
Flagger certification ensures workers understand proper traffic control procedures, reducing risks for both workers and drivers in active construction zones.

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Training Course Scheduling Requests and Availability

We will do our best to accommodate your preferred date and time, but it may not be available.