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OSHA training Arizona / Tucson / Phoenix (core money terms)
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Heat illness prevention training Arizona (strong local differentiator + rising enforcement focus)
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Fall protection training (consistently #1 cited OSHA standard)
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Forklift / powered industrial truck training
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Confined space training
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Construction safety training Arizona + specific topics (excavation, scaffolding, LOTO, etc.)
Training with A&H Risk...
At A&H Risk Management, training is more than a compliance checkbox. It’s how we help you build a workforce that actually recognizes hazards, makes better decisions, and prioritizes going home safe at the end of every shift!
We deliver hands-on, site-relevant training tailored to construction, manufacturing, utilities, heavy equipment, and other safety-sensitive operations across the Tucson and Phoenix metro areas and beyond!
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Our sessions are led by world-class trainers who understand real job sites, not just the standards... Lessons are designed to stick with your crew long after the class ends!
Why companies choose us?
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Training connected to your actual risks. Start with a free Site Safety Survey so we can focus on the hazards and application that matters most at your work site.
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Practical skills over pure theory. Your team leaves knowing how to apply the material, not just recite it.
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Flexible delivery. In person at your facility or virtually via video conferencing!
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Beyond minimum compliance. We help you move from “meeting the standard” to building a stronger safety culture.
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Local Arizona expertise with a clear focus: Safety First, Risk Managed Right!
Whether you need a single focused class or a full training program, the A&H Risk Team is the right choice for you!
Training Topics
Emergency Response & Medical
First Aid, CPR & AED
Workplace-focused training that gives your team the skills and confidence to respond effectively until professional help arrives. Covers recognition of medical emergencies, proper CPR and AED use, and basic first aid techniques relevant to job-site injuries.
Injury Management (For Leaders/ Supervisors)
Practical guidance on assessing, stabilizing, and properly managing injuries on the job. Helps supervisors and leaders make better decisions in the critical minutes after an incident while supporting proper reporting and follow-up.
Bleeding Control (Stop the Bleed)
Hands-on training in recognizing life-threatening bleeding and using tourniquets, wound packing, and direct pressure. Especially valuable for high-risk environments where severe bleeding is a realistic concern.
Emergency Response Planning
How to develop, implement, and practice site-specific emergency action plans. Covers roles, communication, evacuation, shelter-in-place, and coordination so your team responds quickly and consistently when something goes wrong.
Confined Spaces
Confined Space Entry
Entry, attendant, and supervisor responsibilities under OSHA confined space rules. Participants learn hazard recognition, atmospheric testing, permits, and safe entry procedures for tanks, vaults, pits, and similar spaces.
Confined Space Rescue
Rescue planning and techniques specific to confined spaces, including non-entry rescue options and when specialized response is required. Builds on entry training and supports your overall rescue capability.
SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus)
Proper selection, donning, use, and limitations of SCBA in IDLH or oxygen-deficient atmospheres. Essential for teams that may need to work or respond in environments requiring supplied-air protection.
Fall Protection & Access
Fall Protection
Hierarchy of controls, fall protection systems (guardrails, personal fall arrest, restraint, positioning), equipment inspection, and rescue considerations. Addresses one of the leading causes of death and serious injury in construction and industry.
Stairways & Ladder Safety
Safe setup, use, inspection, and storage of ladders and stairways. Covers common failure points and practical ways to reduce falls from elevation on everyday tasks.
Scaffold General User Safety
Scaffold erection, inspection, use, and fall protection requirements. Helps teams identify incomplete or improperly used scaffolds before they become a problem.
Equipment Tools & Mobile Operations
Forklift Safety
Operator training covering safe operation, load handling, pedestrian awareness, and pre-use inspection. Meets the core requirements for powered industrial truck operators.
Hand & Power Tools
​Hazard recognition, proper selection, inspection, and safe use of common hand and power tools. Reduces cuts, punctures, electrical contact, and other frequent tool-related injuries.
Motor Vehicles & Mechanized Equipment
​Safe operation and interaction with vehicles and equipment on job sites, including backing, spotting, blind spots, and traffic control considerations.
Cranes & Derricks
​Critical safety elements for crane operations, including setup, load charts, signaling, power line clearance, and operator/rigger responsibilities.
Material Handling
Manual and mechanical material handling techniques that reduce strains, sprains, and struck-by incidents. Covers planning the lift, proper body mechanics, and when to use equipment.
Construction & Site Specific
Trenching & Excavations
Soil classification, protective systems (sloping, shoring, shielding), atmospheric hazards, and competent person responsibilities. Addresses one of the most dangerous activities on construction sites.
Concrete & Masonry
Hazard controls specific to concrete placement, formwork, masonry, and related equipment and chemical exposures.
Steel Erection
​Key safety requirements for structural steel work, including fall protection, stability, and sequence of erection considerations.
Demolition
​Pre-planning, utility identification, structural stability, and hazard controls unique to demolition operations.
Signs & Signals
Proper use of signs, signals, and barricades to control traffic and protect workers and the public around work zones.
Electrical Safety
Recognizing electrical hazards, lockout/tagout basics for electrical work, and safe work practices around energized equipment.
Industrial Hygiene, PPE & Awareness
Heat Illness Prevention
Recognition, prevention, and response to heat-related illness—especially relevant for Arizona’s climate. Covers acclimatization, hydration, work/rest cycles, and emergency response.
Respiratory Protection
Hazard assessment, respirator selection, fit testing concepts, use, cleaning, and medical evaluation requirements. Supports a compliant respiratory protection program.
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
​When and how to select, use, inspect, and maintain the right PPE for the hazard. Emphasizes that PPE is the last line of defense, not the first.
Hearing Conservation
​Noise hazard recognition, hearing protection selection and use, and elements of a hearing conservation program.
Bloodborne Pathogens
​Exposure risks, universal precautions, proper cleanup, and response to potential blood or body fluid exposures. Important for first aid responders and certain maintenance or cleanup tasks.
Energy Isolation (Lock Out Tag Out) LOTO)
Energy control procedures to protect workers during servicing and maintenance. Covers authorized employee responsibilities, group lockout, and verification of zero energy.
Fire Protection
​Fire prevention, extinguisher use, and basic fire emergency response. Often paired with a live extinguisher demonstration.
Hazard Communication
Understanding labels, Safety Data Sheets, and chemical hazards in the workplace. Supports your written HazCom program and employee right-to-know.
Lead / Silica / Asbestos Awareness
Hazard recognition, health effects, and basic controls for these common construction and renovation contaminants. Awareness-level training that helps workers know when higher-level controls or specialized crews are needed.
Welding & Cutting
​Fire prevention, ventilation, PPE, and hazard controls specific to hot work operations.
HAZWOPER
​Hazardous waste operations and emergency response training for workers who may be exposed to hazardous substances during cleanup, treatment, or emergency response activities. Available at appropriate levels based on job duties.
Available OnlineOSHA Compliant Training Built for Arizona Worksites!
1 hr
$50-$100 Per Person