Safety and Health Trainings
13 HRD Corp claimable programs covering MHE operation, emergency response, chemical safety, and workplace hazard management.
Lockout Tagout (LOTO) Safety Training
Designed to train employees on proper LOTO application to eliminate risks from hazardous energy sources.
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Forklift Safety & Certification Training
Experienced trainers teaching safe forklift operation, daily inspection, and certification.
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Occupational First Aid Certification with AED & CPR
Awareness on First Aid, AED & CPR administration and casualty prevention during emergencies.
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Reach Truck Safety & Certification Training
Increases awareness on personal safety, surrounding people and properties while operating the vehicle.
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Fire Prevention, Preventive Maintenance and Rescue Training
How to raise the alarm, tackle and anticipate fire, and the importance of preventive maintenance.
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Electric Walkie Pallet Jack Training
Designed for MHE handlers on personal safety and properties while operating the equipment.
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Reach Stacker Shipping Container Handler Training
Safe operation of Powered Industrial Lift Trucks for lifting, moving and stacking cargo containers.
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Chemical Safety Management & Emergency Spill Control
Safe chemical handling, storage, disposal, and emergency spill response for chemical handlers.
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Emergency Response Plan & Preparedness Combined Drill
Effective evacuation drill understanding covering different types of emergency and guiding principles.
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Overhead Crane, Hoist Safety & Certification Training
Safe crane operation, pre-operational checks, rigging, slinging, and hazard control.
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Working Safely At Height Training
Essential for all those responsible for work at height and the health and safety of others.
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HCT and PPE Awareness Training
Identifying situations where PPE should be used and understanding hearing conservation.
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Occupational Safety & Health Awareness Training
Understanding OSHA 1994, hazard identification, and application of PPE.
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