These Specialist Designations assure all employers or potential employers that the practitioner has exceptional acquired knowledge, skills, and abilities in the specified area. This series of Construction Safety Specialist Courses covers the OSHA requirements of 29 CFR 1926 as well as other regulatory requirements for construction sites, general industry, municipalities and federal government workplaces where construction may occur.
- Aerial and Scissor Lift Specialist (ASLS) – 8 hours
- Behavior Based Safety Specialist (BBS) – 13 hours
- Confined Space Entry Specialist (CSS) – 13 hours
- Crane Derrick Safety Specialist (CDS) — 13 hours
- Electrical Safety Specialist (ESS) – 13 hours
- Fire Prevention Specialist (FPS) – 13 hours
- Forklift Safety Specialist (FSS) – 13 hours
- Hand and Power Tool Specialist (HPTS) – 8 hours
- Hazard Communication Specialist (HCS) – 13 hours
- Incident Investigation Specialist (IIS) – 13 hours (formerly Accident Investigation Specialist (AIS) – 13 hours)
- Job Hazard Analysis Specialist (JHA) — 13 hours
- Lockout Tagout Specialist (LTS) – 13 hours
- Machine Guarding Specialist (MGS) – 13 hours
- OSHA Recordkeeping Specialist (ORS) – 13 hours
- Personal Protective Equipment Specialist (PES) – 13 hours
- Silica Dust Specialist (SDS) – 8 hours
- Steel Erection Specialist (SES) – 8 hours
- Trenching and Excavation Specialist (TES) – 13 hours
- Welding Cutting Brazing Specialist (WCB) – 13 hours
- Workplace Violence Prevention Specialist (VPS) – 13 hours
- Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection Specialist (WWS) – 13 hours