Safety training and certification. Port Lavaca, TX.
Train safe. Get certified. Go to work. OSHA 10 and 30. Safety NCCER / CSST. Scissor lift, manlift, JLG and forklift operator certification. Basic rigging and hand signals, advanced bull rigging. Night classes, at your own pace, or at your site. Plus safety consulting and third-party safety for your jobs.
Hands-on, on real equipment Night classes so nobody misses a shift English and Spanish Shows on each employee's UnicoOS record
Cards
OSHA 10 and OSHA 30
The cards most sites ask for, taught by an OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer. Construction and general industry.
Credential
Safety NCCER / CSST
Field Safety and Safety Technology, module tests, a hands-on day, and the NCCER card and transcript. For safety officers, coordinators and foremen.
Operators
Scissor lift, manlift, JLG, forklift
Classroom plus a documented hands-on evaluation on the machine your crew runs. Certificate, wallet card, and the record for the employer's file.
Rigging
Basic rigging and hand signals, advanced bull rigging
Slings, hitches, angles, signals, then moving heavy loads without a crane: hoists, rollers, gantries, lift plans.
Services
Consulting and third-party safety
A safety representative on your job, written programs, audits and prequalification prep, incident support.
Records
Train the whole crew and keep the paperwork
Send ten people or sixty. Every class ends with the certificate and the roster; companies on UnicoOS get it on each employee's HR training record automatically.
Shop
Gear from Industrial Drip
The same family that trains your crew outfits it: PPE, rigging, tools and supplies at IndustrialDrip.net. Shop link below.
Ways to take a class.
Safety NCCER / CSST: $2,500 per person. Other classes are priced with their first date. Group and company rates on request.
Night class
$2,500per person · NCCER / CSST path · or 5 × $500
Taught in plain words by people who have done the work, in English or Spanish, with testing after each module and a hands-on assessment where the rule needs one. Dates for Port Lavaca are being set now; sign up below and you hear first.
Lift and equipment operator certification
4–6 hours · Classroom + hands-on
Forklift Operator Certification
Who it is for. Aimed at anyone who drives a forklift at work, new or experienced; the employer's required training and evaluation.
What it covers. Classroom on the truck's stability triangle, load center, pedestrians, ramps and docks, then driving and a documented evaluation on the truck your crew uses. Certificate, wallet card, and the evaluation record for the employer's file.
You leave with. Operator certificate and wallet card, with the employer evaluation record. Renew: Evaluation every 3 years, and after an incident or a new truck type.
Certification is the employer's; the Academy delivers the training and the evaluation and gives you the record to keep.
Who it is for. Aimed at workers who use JLG, Genie and similar boom lifts on the job.
What it covers. Machine inspection, the site walk, fall protection tied off in the basket, load limits, moving at height, and a hands-on evaluation on a boom lift.
You leave with. MEWP operator certificate and wallet card (boom lift). Renew: Every 3 years, or on a new machine type.
Who it is for. Aimed at workers who use scissor lifts indoors or on site.
What it covers. Pre-use inspection, the site walk, guardrails and when fall protection is required, load limits, travel at height, and a hands-on evaluation.
You leave with. MEWP operator certificate and wallet card (scissor lift). Renew: Every 3 years, or on a new machine type.
Who it is for. Aimed at the people who hook loads and signal cranes: new riggers, helpers moving up, and crews that need the qualification on file.
What it covers. Slings and hitches, sling angles, hardware inspection, load weight and balance, the standard crane hand signals and radio protocol, with a written and a practical test.
You leave with. Qualified rigger / signal person certificate. Renew: Re-evaluate when the work or the equipment changes.
Who it is for. Aimed at riggers who already hold the basic class and move heavy equipment without a crane.
What it covers. Chain hoists, come-alongs, rollers, skates, gantries, jacks and cribbing; load paths, anchor points, multi-point lifts and lift plans, hands-on in the yard.
You leave with. Advanced rigging certificate. Renew: Re-evaluate when the work or the equipment changes.
Who it is for. Aimed at construction workers and new hires: the entry-level card most sites ask for before you can walk on.
What it covers. The Focus Four (falls, struck-by, caught-in, electrocution), PPE, hazard communication, your rights under the OSH Act, and the hazards of your trade, taught in plain words with real examples from the field.
You leave with. OSHA 10-Hour Construction DOL card.
Taught by an OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer; the DOL card comes from OSHA after the class.
Who it is for. A comprehensive, advanced level of safety education for construction foremen, supervisors and safety leads.
What it covers. Everything in the 10-hour, plus managing a safety program on site: inspections, hazard analysis, recordkeeping, and the standards a supervisor is held to.
You leave with. OSHA 30-Hour Construction DOL card.
Taught by an OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer; the DOL card comes from OSHA after the class.
Who it is for. Aimed at industry safety professionals, company safety officers, current site safety coordinators and foremen who want a national safety credential. The CSSS path is for project personnel responsible for safety on the job site; the CSSO path for company safety officers.
What it covers. Field Safety (how to recognize, understand and address common hazards) and Safety Technology (how to implement and administer a company's safety program), with testing after each module, a hands-on assessment on the final class day, and the NCCER card and official transcript on completion.
You leave with. NCCER credential on the NCCER Registry (CSST on completion of the path).
NCCER credentials are issued through an NCCER-accredited training sponsor and assessment center; we say where the class is credentialed before you book.
Upon successful completion of this course, trainees will receive certifications and the NCCER card with the following:
Each module ends with its test; pass it and the credential goes on your NCCER record. Issued through an NCCER-accredited training sponsor and assessment center; we tell you where before you book.
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CSSS
Construction Site Safety Supervisor
Supervisors and foremen who own safety on their crew.
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CSST
Construction Site Safety Technician
Safety technicians and site safety coordinators who run safety day to day.
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CSSO
Construction Site Safety Orientation
Everyone on the path: the ground rules of a safe site.
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FIELD SAFETY
Field Safety
How to recognize, understand and address the common hazards on a job.
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SAFETY TECHNOLOGY
Safety Technology
How to implement and administer a company's safety program.
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BLUE CARD
NCCER Blue Card
The wallet card that shows your NCCER credentials on site.
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TRANSCRIPT
NCCER Official Transcript
Your record on the NCCER national registry, for any employer to verify.
Price and payment plan
$2,500 per person · or 5 payments of $500
• $2,500 per person, paid in full or in five payments of $500.
• Certifications, the NCCER card and the transcript are released only when the class is paid in full.
The same people who teach the classes can run safety on your job. By the day, by the project, or on retainer.
Third-party safety representative
Who it is for. For contractors whose customer or site requires an independent safety presence, and for companies without a full-time safety person.
What you get. A safety representative on your job, by the day or by the project: daily site walks, toolbox talks, permits and JSAs reviewed, incidents documented, and a daily report to you and, when required, to the site owner.
Safety consulting
Who it is for. For owners who need a safety program that passes a customer audit, an insurance review or an OSHA visit.
What you get. Written safety programs and policies, site-specific plans, hazard assessments, training matrices, recordkeeping (OSHA 300 logs), and the prep for ISNetworld, Avetta and customer prequalification.
Site audits and mock inspections
Who it is for. For companies that want to find it before the inspector does.
What you get. A walk-through of your site or shop against the standards that apply to your work, a written findings list in order of risk, and the fixes, with a follow-up visit.
Incident investigation support
Who it is for. For the day something goes wrong.
What you get. Root-cause investigation, witness statements, the corrective actions, and the paperwork for your insurer and, when required, for OSHA reporting.
Classes at our yard in Port Lavaca or at your site. We serve Port Lavaca, Victoria, Corpus Christi, the Coastal Bend plants and the Houston area; on-site anywhere in Texas.
Sign up for upcoming classes.
Class dates in Port Lavaca are being set now. Put your name on the list and you hear first, with the date and the price, before it is posted. Companies: tell us how many and we come to you.
Questions.
When is the first class?+
Dates for Port Lavaca are being set now. Sign up above and you get the date and the price by email before it is posted anywhere.
Is this an OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 class?+
Yes, through an OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer. The Department of Labor card comes from OSHA after the class. We tell you who the trainer is before you book.
Do you teach NCCER?+
The Safety NCCER / CSST path, yes. NCCER credentials are issued through an NCCER-accredited training sponsor and assessment center; we tell you where the class is credentialed before you book.
Do you teach OSHA 510 or OSHA 500?+
OSHA 500, 501, 510 and 511 are taught only by OTI Education Centers, so the Academy does not offer them; we can tell you where the nearest center is.
Who certifies a forklift or lift operator?+
Under 29 CFR 1910.178 the employer certifies its operators after training and an evaluation. The Academy delivers both, documents the evaluation, and gives you the record to keep. Same for scissor lifts, manlifts and boom lifts under ANSI A92.24.
Can you come to our yard?+
Yes. We bring the trainer and the gear anywhere in Texas; your equipment, your crew, your schedule. Ask for a quote with the headcount.
What about the simpler in-house training, like fire watch or hazard communication?+
That is Unico Academy, inside UnicoOS: short courses with a quiz and a certificate your company runs itself, free with your account. This site is for the certification-type classes and for safety services.
Where do I buy the gear?+
IndustrialDrip.net, our store: PPE, rigging, tools and supplies. The shop link is on this page.
Do I need a UnicoOS account?+
Not to sign up or request training. Companies on UnicoOS get one extra thing: every class a person finishes here shows up on their HR training record automatically.
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