Reasonable Suspicion Assessment® training is designed specifically for marine terminal staff and foremen who work on the west coast waterfront. This class teaches attendees how to respond to, recognize, and document impaired employees in the workplace using a proprietary five-step process.

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This training is an advanced incident investigation class for safety managers and marine terminal staff whose responsibilities include investigating high-severity waterfront injuries. Attendees are expected to have incident investigation experience. Company-specific curriculum development is available for this class incorporating existing programs, policies, and procedures.

This training is designed for marine terminal staff and meets the requirements of 49 CFR § 172.702. A  Haz Mat employer is defined as any company that engages employees who ship hazardous material including those who load, unload or handle hazardous materials. 

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This training is an entry-level incident investigation class for marine terminal staff whose responsibilities include investigating low-severity waterfront injuries. Company-specific curriculum development is available for this class incorporating existing programs, policies, and procedures.​

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Safety Essentials for marine terminal staff and foreman reviews safety collective bargaining agreements and OSHA standards applicable to the longshore and stevedoring industry. Company-specific curriculum development is available for this class incorporating existing programs, policies, and procedures.

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Heartsaver®, First Aid, CPR, and AED training includes managing choking, breathing, heart attack, near drowning, stroke, and cardiac arrest victims. This training includes how to use an AED.

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