Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Cypress Line Safety teaches the courses that keep river corridor crews working — OSHA 10 and 30, forklift certification, confined space training and respiratory fit testing — and we write the safety programs that hold a site together.
Courses
Every course is taught against the site, the equipment and the shift pattern in front of us. Pick the one your crew needs, or describe the job and we will point you to it.
The 10-hour course covers the core hazards for new hires and general industry crews. The 30-hour course goes further for the supervisors and safety leads who own the program.
Powered industrial truck operators work through pre-use inspection, stability, load handling and the habits behind most incidents on the floor.
Entry permits, atmospheric testing, attendants and rescue planning — the parts of confined space work that get skipped when a crew is in a hurry.
Fit testing for the workers on your site who wear a respirator on the job, with the record of the test kept for your files.
A site-specific program in writing — the hazards your crews work around and what they are expected to do about each one, not a template pulled off the internet.
We walk the site the way an inspector or a client auditor walks it, then give you the list of what to close before the visit.
Employer packages
Two packages for the part of safety that does not fit in a classroom: the written program, and the walk-through before someone else does one.
A complete program written for your site — what the hazards are, who owns each one, and what your crews are expected to do about it.
A walk-through of the site the way a regulator or a client auditor walks it, then a punch list of what to fix first.
Both packages are quoted per site, because scope depends on the site. Send the form with your details and we will follow up on scope and pricing. Send your site details
Enroll
Tell us the course and how many people you are sending. We will reply with the current class schedule, the location and the dates that fit your crew.
Course, crew size and the site. One sentence about the work is enough.
You get the current schedule and the class dates that fit your crew.
Everyone leaves with the course complete and the record your site keeps.
Questions
OSHA 10 for new hires and general industry crews, OSHA 30 for supervisors and safety leads. If you are not sure, describe the work in the form and we will tell you which fits.
Send the crew size and the courses you need. Group requests get scheduled together so nobody is split across dates.
Yes. Written safety programs and audit prep are separate employer packages. Plenty of companies book the course and the program in the same request.
Send the enrollment form and we will reply with the current schedule and the available dates.
Not sure which course your crew needs?Send the form