With this training program, ISPI demonstrates the importance of proper respiratory protection using a TSI particle counter 8020. Explicit instructions are given on how to properly use respiratory equipment for both qualitative and quantitative measurements, along with a written quiz at the end of the program. Fit tests are explained in detail before they are administered by a member of our team.

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CAL OSHA Section 3668 requires formal training for the use of powered industrial trucks and forklifts. Industrial Safety Professionals Inc. provides comprehensive training for both first time and experienced operators. This highly interactive training course provides detailed information on OSHA standards, code of Federal Regulations, inspection, load handling, rated capacity, stability, maintaining a forklift’s center of gravity, and more.
As an employer, it is your responsibility to ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered industrial truck safely to maintain a safe work atmosphere.
 

As an employer, it is your responsibility to ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered industrial truck safely to implement and maintain a safe work atmosphere.

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Maintenance & service on machinery & equipment that has the potential to release hazardous energy and cause injury, demands the need for comprehensive, in-depth training. ISPI offers training programs that not only meet OSHA standards, but go far and beyond, thus reaching the highest level of safety possible.
 

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ISPI delivers in-depth programs that ensure your employees who enter dangerous confined spaces have the information & training required by OSHA. Our training is designed for managers, entry supervisors, entrants, attendants, and rescue team members. With this training, your employees will be able to enter dangerous confined spaces in compliance with OSHA standards and with the highest level of caution.
 

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Proper safety methods must be taken seriously for those whose occupational duties put them at risk of becoming infected with blood borne pathogens. ISPI offers in-depth training programs on important safety measures that prevent disease, death, contamination, and transmission through blood borne pathogens.
 

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ISPI offers the best training programs on hearing conservation. We will demonstrate proper use of equipment and effective methods to avoid damage to hearing.
 

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OSHA requires that employers must establish and administer an effective personal protective equipment (PPE) program for their employees and be trained in the proper use of PPE. Instruction covers, but is not limited to: assessment of hazards in or around the workplace, how to identify the proper safety equipment, and how to properly fit and use safety equipment.

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Health and Safety Inspections are a crucial part of creating and maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. ISPI uses their in-depth training program to demonstrate the importance of these inspections to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, and in some cases even save lives.

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Proper knowledge of ergonomics in a place of business can prevent pain, injury, and lawsuits. ISPI offers training programs that will educated both you and your employees on ergonomics and ensure a safe and comfortable work environment at your place of business.

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With proper training, both injury and illness can easily be prevented. ISPI offers in-depth programs that educate employees about safety precautions and proper work procedures. These programs not only educate, but also deliver an elevated level of cautiousness in every aspect of the job.

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One of the most important safety measures in preventing injury and death in the work place is having a well thought out emergency action plan. Not only does this program demonstrate the importance of emergency action plans, but it also educates on how to properly create them and follow through with them in an emergency situation.

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