Custom Workshops

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These workshops are designed to meet companies where they are — offering focused, practical training extracted from the broader Supervisory Training Program (STP), OSHA 30/Advanced Safety framework, and emerging technology modules. Each workshop is condensed, interactive, and tailored to organizational needs, making them ideal for leadership retreats, safety stand-downs, or targeted professional development.

1. Leadership & Supervision Essentials

• Core leadership skills for frontline supervisors
   
• Motivating teams and handling conflict effectively
   
• Aligning supervisory practices with organizational goals
   
• Practical components: role-play exercises, case studies of real jobsite scenarios
   

• Oral & written communication strategies for supervisors
   
• How to give clear instructions and manage upward communication
   
• Improving documentation and email professionalism
   
• Practical components: mock jobsite meetings, writing effective field reports
   

• Fundamentals of project planning and sequencing
   
• Hands-on use of MS Project for creating 2–3 week schedules
   
• Linking schedules to manpower and resource management
   
• Practical components: workshop on building a short construction schedule
   

• Moving beyond compliance into proactive safety culture
   
• Risk management, legal implications, and crisis response
   
• OSHA Focus Four hazards (falls, caught-in/between, electrocution, struck-by)
   
• Practical components: hazard identification walk-through, group risk ranking exercise
   

• Understanding musculoskeletal risks and injury prevention
   
• Designing safer workflows and tool use
   
• Integrating ergonomics into daily safety talks
   
• Practical components: ergonomic risk assessment on a sample task
   

• Demystifying Artificial Intelligence for construction firms
   
• Current uses: safety monitoring, robotics, scheduling, and predictive maintenance
   
• Roadmap for evaluating and adopting technology
   
• Practical components: interactive “AI applications brainstorm” based on company’s challenges
   

• Combining safety best practices with technology solutions
   
• Using AI, robotics, and digital platforms to reduce risk exposure
   
• How leadership can drive adoption of tech while ensuring compliance
   
• Practical components: case studies + group exercise to map safety gaps to potential tools
   

• Format: Half-day, full-day, or multi-session virtual series
   
• Audience: Field supervisors, project managers, executives, or mixed groups
   
• Focus: Leadership, safety, technology, or a blend based on organizational needs