Powersafe Training System

Bobby Fortenberry RAI and LWDIR numbers continue to improve for our employees and Contract Partners… PowerSafe has contributed greatly. It works!!! - Bobby Fortenberry, Entergy -
Robert Carney The PowerSafe online training has saved us valuable time and resources. We now have each employee take the training no matter where we have them deployed. This has made it much easier to complete and every employee is compliant. - Robert Carney, AIR2, LLC -
David Bowman “PowerSafe Generation will completely change the way Utilities are currently tasked with providing contractor safety orientation. From PowerSafe Generation’s ability to supply consistent, professional training, to its record keeping capability, it offers that one–stop shopping we are all looking for.” - David Bowman, Entergy -
Robert Carney The PowerSafe online training has saved us valuable time and resources. We now have each employee take the training no matter where we have them deployed. This has made it much easier to complete and every employee is compliant. - Robert Carney, AIR2, LLC -
David Bowman “PowerSafe Generation will completely change the way Utilities are currently tasked with providing contractor safety orientation. From PowerSafe Generation’s ability to supply consistent, professional training, to its record keeping capability, it offers that one–stop shopping we are all looking for.” - David Bowman, Entergy -

“Are you able to verify that your contractors have received an OSHA awareness level orientation?”

As part of a sophisticated solution – one that is proven and cost-efficient, PowerSafe T&D™ and PowerSafe Generation™ provide standardized, OSHA awareness level safety orientations. PowerSafe ends the unnecessary duplication of contractor training, through a validated and auditable system.

Few things are as important as assuring your workforce has a fundamental understanding of the hazards that may be present on a worksite. An OSHA awareness level orientation serves as the building block for future safety training. It’s about more than checking a box that you have met an OSHA training standard – it’s about creating a culture of safety.