This course is designed to prepare business leaders with the resources, knowledge, and tools to withstand, adapt, and recover rapidly from the disasters they may face.

2.5 Hour Awareness Level Pre-Incident Planning Course

3-day Pre-incident Planning Workshop: Additional Training, Developing and Implementing a Pre-incident Plan

This course is designed to cover all training topics from states requiring COVID-19 awareness and COVID-19 workplace safety training.

Virtual training that complies with the ETS training requirements for COVID-19-specific and ETS-specific topics.

COVID-19 Exposure Risk Assessment for workplaces PLUS General Training for ALL employees

Virtual Ergonomics Training (approx. 1-hr) and Certificate

Online Ergonomics Training and Virtual Workspace Assessment

Online Ergonomics Training, Virtual Workspace Assessment, and 30 min Virtual Consult

Best Practices for Managing Stress in Your Work and Life

This course provides an introduction to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) preparedness and response for medical and healthcare facility personnel at all levels. Emphasis is placed on understanding CBRN hazards, response frameworks, and the integration of medical operations within incident management systems. Participants will examine the roles and responsibilities of medical staff during CBRN incidents, including recognition of contamination, implementation of protective measures, coordination of decontamination and triage operations, and continuity of care in a contaminated environment.

An introduction to HICS for all levels of medical and facilities staff regardless of their roles or responsibilities during a disaster. Focuses on learning the framework of HICS and how it is used to manage disaster response within a medical facility. General medical staff will learn potential ways they may be used during disaster response efforts.

An introduction to HICS for all levels of medical and facilities staff regardless of their roles or responsibilities during a disaster. Focuses on learning the framework of HICS and how it is used to manage disaster response within a medical facility. General medical staff will learn potential ways they may be used during disaster response efforts. All course slides are in both English and Arabic.

Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Training is required for personnel involved in oil storage, handling, or spill response and provides instruction on preventing oil discharges, recognizing spill risks, and implementing site-specific control and response procedures. The training ensures employees understand their responsibilities under the facility’s SPCC Plan and supports compliance with requirements established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Provides foundational knowledge for personnel who may encounter or support individuals exposed to hazardous substances during an emergency. The course is designed for healthcare providers, emergency responders, and other professionals involved in incident management, regardless of organizational or national context.