HSE Course Catalog

Explore premium HSE courses designed for workers, supervisors, contractors, and organizations.

High-Risk Work • ADVANCED

Confined Space Entry Safety

An advanced, job-site focused course for workers, attendants, entrants, supervisors, permit issuers, contractors, and emergency response teams involved in confined space entry. The course covers hazard recognition, atmospheric testing, ventilation, isolation, permit control, communication, rescue planning, supervision, contractor coordination, and audit readiness for critical-risk work in oil and gas, refinery, construction, and utilities environments.

HSE Management • SUPERVISOR

Contractor Safety Management

A supervisor-level course for managing contractor HSE risk across selection, onboarding, permit control, field execution, interface management, emergency readiness, performance monitoring, and closeout. The course focuses on practical job-site decisions where production pressure, unclear ownership, short-term work, shutdowns, and mixed workforces can create serious injury, process safety, environmental, and compliance exposure.

Emergency Preparedness • FOUNDATION

Emergency Response and Evacuation

A foundation-level HSE course that prepares workers, supervisors, contractors, and site support personnel to recognize emergency conditions, raise the alarm, evacuate safely, account for people, and support site emergency response without creating additional risk. The course focuses on practical workplace decisions during fires, chemical releases, medical events, severe weather, utility failures, security threats, and other abnormal situations. Learners will practice what to notice, who to contact, when to evacuate or shelter, how to use routes and muster points, and how to participate effectively in drills and post-incident improvement.

Environment • FOUNDATION

Environmental Awareness for Workplace Operations

A practical foundation course that helps workers, supervisors, contractors, and operational teams recognize environmental risks during daily work. The course focuses on spills, waste, emissions, water protection, chemical handling, emergency response, contractor activities, and everyday decisions that can prevent environmental harm, business disruption, and audit findings. Learners are guided to notice early warning signs, understand site controls, escalate concerns, and verify requirements with applicable regulation, company procedure, or site HSE policy.

Emergency Preparedness • FOUNDATION

Fire Safety Awareness

A foundation-level workplace fire safety course for employees, supervisors, contractors, and office or industrial teams. The course focuses on recognizing fire hazards, preventing ignition and fuel buildup, responding correctly to alarms, using extinguishers only when safe and authorized, and supporting effective evacuation, accountability, and reporting. It is designed for practical decision-making under real workplace pressures such as production deadlines, maintenance work, contractor activity, housekeeping gaps, blocked exits, hot work, electrical faults, and shift handover issues.

Warehouse Safety • FOUNDATION

Forklift and Pedestrian Safety Awareness

A practical foundation course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and site personnel who work around forklifts in warehouses, manufacturing areas, loading docks, and logistics operations. The course focuses on recognizing forklift-pedestrian hazards, understanding traffic controls, communicating safely, managing blind spots and intersections, and making safe decisions under production pressure. Learners will examine realistic workplace situations such as congested aisles, loading dock activity, contractor deliveries, shift handover gaps, damaged floor markings, and unsafe shortcuts.

Chemical Safety • FOUNDATION

Hazard Communication and Chemical Safety

A practical foundation course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and support personnel who handle, store, transfer, use, or work near hazardous chemicals. The course focuses on recognizing chemical hazards, reading labels and safety data sheets, selecting controls and PPE, preventing exposure and releases, responding to spills and emergencies, and maintaining effective workplace hazard communication across shifts, departments, and contractors.

Risk Management • FOUNDATION

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

A practical foundation course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and managers on recognizing hazards, assessing risk realistically, selecting effective controls, and using risk assessment as a live job-site decision tool under real workplace pressure.

HSE Leadership • SUPERVISOR

HSE Leadership for Supervisors

A practical supervisor-level course focused on leading safe work under real operational pressure. The course develops the supervisor’s ability to recognize changing risk, make defensible decisions, coach crews, manage contractors, verify controls, support incident learning, and maintain HSE standards during production, maintenance, shift handover, and emergency conditions. Learners practice how to intervene, escalate, document, and lead without relying on slogans or paperwork alone.

HSE Management • SUPERVISOR

Incident Reporting and Investigation

A supervisor-level HSE course focused on recognizing, reporting, preserving, investigating, analyzing, and learning from workplace incidents and near misses. The course uses practical job-site decisions, contractor interfaces, production pressure, shift handover failures, equipment issues, and audit expectations to help supervisors lead credible investigations without blame, delay, or weak corrective actions. Learners should verify reporting timeframes, recordkeeping requirements, notification rules, and investigation procedures against applicable regulation, company procedure, and site HSE policy.

Industrial Safety • ADVANCED

Lockout Tagout Safety

An advanced, job-site focused course on controlling hazardous energy during servicing, maintenance, troubleshooting, cleaning, jam clearing, line breaks, and contractor work. The course develops practical decision-making skills for workers, supervisors, permit issuers, maintenance teams, contractors, and auditors who must prevent unexpected startup, stored energy release, and exposure to energized equipment.

Office Safety • AWARENESS

Office HSE and Ergonomics

A practical awareness course for office, headquarters, and administration teams. Learners will identify common office hazards, set up workstations to reduce discomfort and injury risk, respond appropriately to slips, trips, fire alarms, emergencies, and reporting expectations, and make safer decisions during everyday office pressures such as deadlines, hybrid work, shared workstations, poor housekeeping, fatigue, and unclear ownership.

Industry Specific • FOUNDATION

Oil and Gas HSE Foundation

A practical foundation course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and site support teams working in oil and gas environments. The course focuses on recognizing critical hazards, making safe field decisions, using permits and controls correctly, responding to changing conditions, and understanding how individual actions affect people, assets, production, and the environment.

General HSE • AWARENESS

Personal Protective Equipment Safety

This awareness course teaches workers, supervisors, and contractors how to make practical PPE decisions on real job sites. Learners will focus on when PPE is needed, how to select it based on the hazard, how to wear and maintain it correctly, and how to recognize when PPE alone is not enough. The course uses realistic workplace pressures such as changing tasks, permit delays, contractor interfaces, damaged equipment, and production demands.

Process Safety • ADVANCED

Process Safety Management Fundamentals

An advanced, job-site focused course for personnel working in oil and gas, refinery, chemical, and petrochemical operations where loss of containment, uncontrolled energy, reactive chemistry, equipment integrity failures, or weak management systems can lead to catastrophic events. The course teaches how process safety is managed through hazard identification, risk assessment, operating discipline, mechanical integrity, management of change, emergency readiness, learning from incidents, and leadership accountability.

Environment • FOUNDATION

Spill Prevention and Response

A practical foundation course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and site support teams who handle, store, transfer, or work near oils, fuels, chemicals, process liquids, and waste streams. The course focuses on preventing spills before they happen, recognizing early warning signs, making safe response decisions, using spill control equipment correctly, protecting drains and sensitive areas, communicating during an event, and supporting reporting, cleanup, and learning after the incident. Learners practice realistic job-site decisions involving production pressure, contractor work, shift handover gaps, weather, equipment failure, and unclear ownership.

Warehouse Safety • FOUNDATION

Warehouse and Material Handling Safety

A practical foundation course for warehouse, logistics, and retail distribution personnel who handle materials, work around powered industrial trucks, use loading docks, store goods, and respond to changing operational pressure. The course focuses on recognizing warehouse hazards before they become incidents, making safe decisions during production demands, and applying controls that protect workers, contractors, visitors, property, and the environment.

High-Risk Work • ADVANCED

Work at Height Safety

An advanced, job-site focused course for workers, supervisors, contractors, and permit authorities involved in work at height. The course covers fall hazard recognition, planning, access equipment, fall prevention, fall arrest, rescue readiness, supervision, inspection, and learning from incidents. It is designed for critical-risk environments where schedule pressure, contractor interfaces, weather, maintenance outages, and unclear work ownership can turn routine elevated tasks into fatal events.

General HSE • FOUNDATION

Workplace Safety Orientation

A practical foundation course that prepares new and transferring workers, contractors, and supervisors to recognize workplace hazards, make safe decisions under real job pressure, follow site controls, respond to emergencies, and contribute to a strong safety culture. The course focuses on what to notice, why it matters, what can go wrong, and what action to take before work continues.