Training courses for construction and energy: job site, field and plant

Because the people on a job site change every week: crews come and go with each stage of the project, subcontractors bring their own staff and work fronts sit in different municipalities. Getting everyone into a classroom for a full day stops progress and, by the time it happens, half of them have left the project before the inspection arrives. We design courses as 10-to-15-minute microlessons for the phone, short talks at the start of the shift on the work front itself and practice with your site's own equipment, scaffolds and procedures. Training moves at the pace of the project and each person's DC-3 record stays on file even if they work on another site tomorrow.

Both, because they go together. The site-safety, work-at-heights and first-aid courses cover what STPS standards such as NOM-031-STPS for construction and NOM-009-STPS for work at heights expect staff to know, without replacing legal advice or your company's procedures. But the person who decides whether the harness gets used is the foreman or site engineer who runs the crew. That is why the crew-supervision course works on the start-of-shift briefing, on-the-spot correction and communication with subcontractors, with rubric-observed role-plays and real situations from your work fronts.

Every course records attendance, grades and progress on the platform and issues a DC-3 certificate to those who meet the criteria, including subcontractor staff if you agree it with them. That evidence serves STPS inspections, the safety requirements clients and developers demand before letting anyone onto their site, and ISO 9001 or ISO 45001 audits of your management system. Reports are consolidated by project, work front and contractor. If your company runs several sites at once, the e-learning platform for companies brings courses, records and Geedle Bot together in one place for all of them.