Training in Springfield, Branson, and Kansas City
Four kinds of training: OSHA 10 and 30 cards, hands-on leadership for supervisors, one-on-one coaching, and support for the safety professional who already owns the program and is tired of carrying it alone.
I am an authorized OSHA Outreach Trainer. I teach OSHA 10 and 30 for General Industry and Construction. Cards are earned in the room. That is the OSHA rule. I do not run a virtual card class and I do not co-sign a webinar.
Travel is extra when the class leaves the Springfield–Branson or Kansas City area. Price moves with the city and the headcount. Ask me for dates and I will tell you straight.
Two days in the room. Your site or Springfield–Branson.
Five days, in person. No online card class.
Five one-hour sessions for a plant bench, superintendent crew, or chamber cohort. Handbook stays with them. Book: No License to Lead.
Sort out who can decide, who can speak up, and who answers on one live job, using the Purpose Stack. The book is out now, and a longer series is in the works.
Half day or full day for superintendents, site leads, and EHS people who still own a result. Practices they can walk this week.
One problem per session. On the job, on the dock, or live video. Stop-work as a decision, not a poster.
Monthly retainer. For the person tired of being a chaplain with a clipboard. Live video or on site.
$3,500 / $2,000
A half day on site or two remote sessions, for up to six people at one site. We map what you run today, find where it breaks down on a normal Tuesday, and decide what to keep, park, or kill.
For when you're not ready for the 90-day pilot. I review your system and give leadership a short gap brief they can fund. Document review can start remotely; the walk is on site.
$22,500
SSIM is the Systemic Safety Integration Model. One named site. Ninety days. Office and floor scored separately. Not a class for 200 people.