Classes

This course equips drivers with the critical knowledge needed to handle vehicle accidents professionally and legally. It covers what to do immediately after an incident, including evidence collection, photo documentation, and interaction with law enforcement or bystanders. Participants will also learn what statements should and should not be made at the scene and when post-accident drug testing is required. This training is essential for minimizing liability and protecting the company in the event of an incident on the road.

The objective of the ANSI 10.34 Class is to introduce contractors to the standard and its intention “for use as a guideline to provide protection for the public.” This course covers the responsibilities, implementation of a safety performance program, initiation of required responsibilities, development for prevention of typical construction hazards, establishing security, the requirements and processes for conducting Accident Investigations, and the repairs and replacements. As well, it will enhance management of B-S-Q-S & P … Budget, Schedule, Quality, Safety, and … People.

The objective of the ANSI 10.34 Class is to introduce contractors to the standard and its intention “for use as a guideline to provide protection for the public.” This course covers the responsibilities, implementation of a safety performance program, initiation of required responsibilities, development for prevention of typical construction hazards, establishing security, the requirements and processes for conducting Accident Investigations, and the repairs and replacements. As well, it will enhance management of B-S-Q-S & P … Budget, Schedule, Quality, Safety, and … People.

This class covers an introduction to NFPA 70E and Arc Flash Safety, OSHA Safe Practices, Energized Work Hazard Control Plans, lock out / tag out, electrical burns and 1910.303.

Flagger Certification Training

The flagger’s role is to protect project personnel and provide safe, courteous, and authoritative directions to traffic seeking passage through the work area. This course will teach students standard flagger control references, proper flagging signals procedures, and standard flagger practices for various situations. Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive an ATSSA Flagger Certification card.

Class Time: 8AM – 12PM

This 4-hour course is designed to provide employees who do not necessarily require full 10-hour or 30-hour OSHA training with a brief introduction to construction site safety. Students will gain exposure to construction fatality statistics, selection criteria for Personal Protective Equipment, standards for Hazard Communication, and fire prevention. Additionally, students will learn the various components required to establish an effective safety program, requirements for confined space entry and an orientation to blood borne pathogens, including controls for preventing the transmission of infectious diseases in the workplace.

This is a three-day course designed to help your employees better understand blueprints and how to read them. It covers reading & using measuring tools, mathematics, construction materials & symbols, and drawing: pictorial, orthographic, plot plans, foundation, commercial, residential, plumbing, and many more.

This focused course trains drivers and fleet personnel on the proper techniques and standards for cargo securement. Attendees will learn what qualifies as a secured item, how to select and use the right securement devices, and how improper loading can lead to serious violations or out-of-service orders. The course also includes an overview of CSA (Compliance, Safety, Accountability) points, with clear explanations of how they impact both the driver’s record and the company’s safety score. This training is ideal for any driver transporting materials or equipment in commercial or company vehicles.

This is a fast-paced, 8-hour course designed to assist your supervisors, foremen, estimators and workers in confined space safety and to meet the required OSHA standards. It includes an introduction to OSHA, review of 29 CFR Parts 1926.1201 thru 1926.1213, and the identification of various types of confined spaces in construction. Additionally, this course covers duties of the employer, confined space permitting, hazardous atmospheres, PPE requirements and rescue equipment. All attendees will receive a student manual and a laminated course completion card.

Este curso acelerado de 8 horas está diseñado para ayudar a sus supervisores, capataces, estimadores y trabajadores en la seguridad en espacios confinados y a cumplir con las normas de OSHA. Incluye una introducción a OSHA, un repaso de las partes 1926.1201 a 1926.1213 del Título 29 del Código de Regulaciones Federales (CFR) y la identificación de los distintos tipos de espacios confinados en la construcción. Además, abarca las obligaciones del empleador, los permisos para espacios confinados, las atmósferas peligrosas, los requisitos de EPP y el equipo de rescate. Todos los asistentes recibirán un manual del estudiante y una tarjeta plastificada de finalización del curso.

This is a fast-paced, 8-hour course designed to assist your supervisors, foremen, estimators and workers in confined space safety and to meet the required OSHA standards. It includes an introduction to OSHA, review of 29 CFR Parts 1926.1201 thru 1926.1213, and the identification of various types of confined spaces in construction. Additionally, this course covers duties of the employer, confined space permitting, hazardous atmospheres, PPE requirements and rescue equipment. All attendees will receive a student manual and a laminated course completion card.

Prior to registering for this class, all prospective trainees must acknowledge that this virtual presentation of the Excavation Competent Person class does not satisfy the training and/or continuing education requirements outlined by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office for initial licensure, or license renewals. Only approved safety courses taught in-person by a qualified instructor are eligible for consideration by the Licensing Board. You are welcome to attend this virtual class in person if you need to, please reach out to bberry@hbnext.com to set up arrangements. 

Please don’t hesitate to contact the HB NEXT Office with any questions @ 770-619-1669.

In this course you will learn an overview of confined space entry, the definition / recognition of confined spaces, different types of confined space, why “Entry Permit” written programs are required, hazards likely to be found in and around various confined spaces and how to eliminate / control them, pre entry procedures and precautions to take before entering a confined space and emergency rescue procedures.

This 8-hour class meets OSHA requirements to qualify supervisors, foremen and other employees, in CPR / 1st Aid. It covers an introduction to OSHA standards, a review of 29 CFR Part 1926.33, Part 1926.50, Part 1910.20, Part 1910.1030, emergency care qualification by student demonstration and hands on practice and use of manikins to develop knowledge, skill and confidence. All attendees will receive a completion card upon completion.

This 4-hour class recertifies supervisors, foremen and other employees who have been previously trained in CPR /1st Aid and are approaching the expiration date of their CPR / 1st Aid credentials. It covers a review of Emergency Action Plan, a review of 29 CFR Parts 1926.35 and 1910.30, a review of Consent and Approval, and all attendees will receive a laminated class card upon completion.

This is a full day course designed to meet your supervisors, foremen, estimators, and workers needs for the new OSHA Subpart CC standard. It covers an introduction to OSHA Subpart CC, a review of 29 CFR Part 1926.1400 thru 1926.1441, a review of ANSI and Crane Management Plan, mandatory crane inspection and maintenance, critical lift planning, protection of the public, communication and crane signals – ANSI and OSHA Reviews. All attendees will receive a student training manual and a certificate of completion. This is not a CCO – (Certified Crane Operator) Class.

This is a full day course designed to meet your supervisors, foremen, estimators, and workers needs for the new OSHA Subpart CC standard. It covers an introduction to OSHA Subpart CC, a review of 29 CFR Part 1926.1400 thru 1926.1441, a review of ANSI and Crane Management Plan, mandatory crane inspection and maintenance, critical lift planning, protection of the public, communication and crane signals – ANSI and OSHA Reviews. All attendees will receive a student training manual and a certificate of completion. This is not a CCO – (Certified Crane Operator) Class.

This is 4-hour course is designed to meet your supervisors, foremen, operators, and workers needs and the required OSHA standards. It covers and introduction to OSHA, a review of 29CFR Part 1926.550, review of ANSI B30.5, a Crane Management Plan, mandatory crane inspection and maintenance, Critical Lift Planning, protection of the public, communication and crane signals.

This 4 hour course designed to meet GUFPA’s required training as well as educate all others in the utility laws and dangers. This course is approved for four hours continuing education credit by the Georgia Secretary of State. It includes an introduction to Georgia Dig Law, an overview of Georgia Overhead Law, the rules of the Georgia Underground Marking Standards and all attendees will receive a student manual and a laminated class card for this course.

This 4 hour course designed to meet GUFPA’s required training as well as educate all others in the utility laws and dangers. This course is approved for four hours continuing education credit by the Georgia Secretary of State. It includes an introduction to Georgia Dig Law, an overview of Georgia Overhead Law, the rules of the Georgia Underground Marking Standards and all attendees will receive a student manual and a laminated class card for this course.

Prior to registering for this class, all prospective trainees must acknowledge that this virtual presentation of the Georgia 811 / GUFPA class does not satisfy the training and/or educational requirements outlined by the Georgia Public Service Commission for the purpose of responding to a Notice of Probable Violation (NOPV) of the Georgia Dig Law (GUFPA) . Only approved safety courses taught in-person by a qualified instructor are eligible for consideration by the Georgia Public Service Commission. Please don’t hesitate to contact the HB NEXT Office with any questions @ 770-619-1669.

This course prepares drivers to confidently navigate a roadside DOT inspection. It outlines the documentation that must be carried at all times, both on the driver’s person and in the vehicle. Attendees will understand the importance of inspection reports, how to respond to officer inquiries, and how violations affect CSA scores. This course is especially valuable for companies seeking to reduce inspection-related citations and maintain a strong compliance profile.