Industrial Safety Institute

On-Site Training

ISI Currently Offers On-Site Programs for:

Safety Awareness in High Voltage Area
Safety Awareness In Energized Substations
Lift Truck Safety (Forklift)
Confined Space Entry-Permitted
OSHA Related Training For The Utility Industry
Emergency Planning
ISI Can Assist You In The Development Of Specific Training Programs

We also provide a host of other OSHA Training programs- Forklift, Hazardous Communication, Blood Borne Pathogens, CPR. 1st Aid, AED.

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Safety Awareness in High Voltage Areas:
COMPLIES WITH OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269
ISI will teach you how to recognize and manage the hazards of working around high voltage power lines. (Currently in development)

ISI Substation Training Programs
Switching and tagging, Grounding mobile equipment, Grounding for non-energized work, Energized primary work for Substations, Aerial equipment training, Battery maintenance, Circuit breaker, Transformer, or Switch Maintenance.

Lift Truck Safety (Forklift):
Complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1910
Reduce the risk of forklift accidents by letting ISI train your employees. The program consists of classroom training and field evaluation as per OSHA.
(On-line/train-the-trainer available)

Confined Space Entry-Permitted:
COMPLIES WITH OSHA 29 CFR 1910
Confined space education requires hands-on and classroom training. ISI's program includes- hazard recognition, dangers of permit-required spaces, rescue pre-planning and training, proper use of safety and rescue equipment. (On-line classroom training, currently in development)

OSHA Related Training For The Utility Industry :
Bucket Rescue Training, Fall Protection, Personal Protective Equipment, Confined space training, Lock-Out Tag-Out (LOTO), Scaffolding Safety.
COMPLIES WITH OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269

Emergency Planning:
Hurricanes destroyed many areas in US in the past years. ISI can assist your company in preparing for and knowing what to expect in the aftermath.

Subjects covered are- Storm categories, site preparations and employees, aftermath- what to expect, communications, environmental issues.

Safety Awareness In Energized Substations:
OSHA requires personnel working inside an energized Substation, to be trained to recognize site-specific hazards (Contractor awareness). ISI has designed this course to point out those dangers and how to avoid them, while working in and around Substation equipment.