Construction Safety

Construction sites are busy, fast-paced environments filled with workers, moving equipment, and a wide range of potential hazards. Safety Made Simple provides interactive training courses designed to help employees recognize risks and reduce the likelihood of accidents on the job.

With so much activity happening at once, it’s easy for workers to overlook situations that could lead to serious injuries. Our construction safety training focuses on building awareness, reinforcing safe work practices, and helping employees make safer decisions every day.

Through targeted, practical training, Safety Made Simple helps organizations reduce risk, improve jobsite safety, and create a more productive work environment—while keeping the focus on sending your people home safe every day.

"We offer numerous courses designed to make job sites safer. Examples of programs that apply to the construction industry include:

Fall Protection: Introduction to Fall Arrest and Restraint: Falls are the leading cause of severe injuries and deaths at construction sites. This interactive course covers the importance of utilizing appropriate fall protection strategies when working at heights.

Moving Vehicle Safety: Trucks and heavy equipment move in and around construction sites throughout the day. Use this informative mobile equipment safety program to define and identify various struck-by hazards and learn how to apply best practices to prevent these incidents.

Mobile Elevated Work Platforms/Aerial Lifts: Do you use mobile elevated work platforms at your construction sites? Our aerial lift and mobile elevated work platform safety courses teach workers how to recognize and avoid hazards when working with this equipment.

Forklift Safety: If your material handling operation uses sit-down, counterbalance lift equipment, this interactive forklift safety training program identifies steps for preventing tip-overs and other dangerous incidents.

Crane Safety: Operations: Use our crane safety course to learn about the benefits of pre-use inspections and how to take appropriate precautions when using this equipment near power lines.

Three Point Rule: Preventing Slips and Falls: Slip-and-fall injuries are common at many constriction sites. Use this online course to learn the importance of maintaining three points of contact when climbing ladders or mounting and dismounting equipment.

Additional construction-related topics we cover include skid steer and front-end loader safety, portable ladders, scaffolding safety, permit-required confined spaces, heat illness prevention, oxy-fuel welding and cutting, electrical safety, personal protective equipment, hand and portable power tools, crane signaling, to name a few."

• Grain Handling Safety
• Food Safety
• General Safety
• Livestock Safety
• Agronomy Safety
• Employee Development
• DOT / Driver Safety