Learning paths by role
Owner-Operator
Owner-Operator
You are the safety program. Cover the core hazards yourself so you can train your crew and stand behind your work.
Outside training and credentials
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OSHA 10-Hour / 30-Hour Construction Outreach card
OSHA Outreach Training Program (10- and 30-Hour Construction)
Baseline hazard-awareness training that general contractors, property owners, and some states and cities ask for before a worker is allowed on a construction site.
NAPA course certificates (CrewSafety, webinar PDHs)
NAPA (National Asphalt Pavement Association)
Free, industry-authored work-zone and internal traffic control safety training for asphalt crews, plus recorded webinars and member-led training on engineering, safety, and environmental topics.
Asphalt Institute course certificates and technician certifications
Asphalt Institute
Authoritative asphalt materials and construction education for people who need to understand mix, binder, emulsion, and pavement construction quality beyond what a crew learns on the job.
ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I; Flatwork Finisher / Technician
ACI (American Concrete Institute) Certification
Recognized proof that a technician can test fresh concrete in the field or finish flatwork to specification, which owners and engineers increasingly require on concrete repair work.
SIMA Advanced Snow Manager (ASM); Certified Snow Professional (CSP)
SIMA (Snow and Ice Management Association)
Snow and ice operations training and credentials for the members who plow and de-ice the same lots they pave in summer.