Safety training

Let the AIS safety trainers come to your business and help you to reach full compliance
our highly trained and insured safety team can come to your location and provide safety training services to your employees.

Because we work in an industry with strict guidelines and high safety expectations, you can be confident that our training program will ensure you firm is OSHA compliant.

Training Programs In-House

Adult CPR/AED & Standard First-Aid for the Workplace -

Lay Responder Courses

Responding to Emergencies

Conscious Choking Adult (under simulated practice)

Unconscious Choking Adult (practiced on manikins)

Students practice skills on manikins to learn how real breaths and compressions should be performed in the event of an emergency.

Standard First-Aid Training & Blood
Bourne Pathogen Training

  • Burn Care
  • Head Neck and Back Injuries
  • How to Move Victims
  • Controlling Bleeding
  • Applying a Sling & Binder

Students learn what to look for and what to do next:

  • Check ill or injured victims for life threatening conditions
  • Severe Allergic Reactions
  • Asthma Attacks
  • Seizures
  • Poisoning
  • Shock

OSHA 10 Hour & 30 Hour Construction Standards

  • Intro to OSHA
  • Electrical (K)
  • Fall Protection (M)
  • Personal Protection and Lifesaving Equipment (E)
  • Materials Handling, Storage, Use & Disposal (H)
  • Tools- Hand and Power (I)
  • Scaffolds (L)
  • Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, & Conveyors (N)
  • Excavations (P)
  • Stairways and Ladders (X)
  • Welding & Cutting (J)
  • Fire Protection (F)
  • Demolition (T)
  • Concrete & Masonry (Q)
  • Steel Erection (R)
  • Confined Spaces: Permit and Non-permit Required
  • Motor Vehicles (O)

Understanding the standards and why they're there through accident investigations and case studies

Classroom discussions, PowerPoint Presentations, How to access MIOSHA's website and getting answers to questions, Evaluation of student's understanding, Hands on exercises, Table Top Demonstrations, OSHA Forms, PPE Inspections, Instructions and Maintenance

CTC (Competent Tower Climber Program)

After climbers have had roughly six months climbing experience under supervision of "Qualified Climbers" they undergo AISs' CTC Program or Competent Tower Climber Program. This course evaluates in written form their basic understanding of Fall Protection, as well as a thorough evaluation of their ability to maneuver around the extremely dangerous working conditions they are faced with in their day-to-day environments. Upon successful completion of the evaluation climbers are given a certification which deems their ability "Qualified".

  • Equipment Inspections performed every us
  • Maneuvering and comfort in ANSI approved climbing gear
  • Observation of all Structural and Environmental Hazards
  • Controlled Descents
  • Comfort and familiarity with different forms of Fall Restraint

Aerial Rescue & Tower Safety

Aerial Safety & Rescue Certifications held every 18 months and as needed for refresher and/or near-miss incidents.
Intense 2 day course includes 1 full day of class room time

Day1:
Students develop a clear understanding of a need for formal Tower Safety, practice knot tying skills, view and learn how to inspect different types of fall protection, how to properly don harnesses. Instruction in use and maintenance of Fall Protection Systems. All students certified must pass an examination to show understanding of the course objective before allowed to climb on structures allowed to climb on structures.

Day2:
After written evaluation students are mobilized to field exercises to demonstrate maneuvering, climbing skills, shown and practiced descents in every day fieldwork as well as rescue situations.
Students are required to perform two rescues, 1 as the Rescuer and one as the Fallen Victim.

Upon completion students receive a wallet card and full size certificate displayed in the Safety Dept.
Classes held year round, re-certifications every 18 months