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Environmental, Health + Safety (EHS) Training
Sports Power Infrastructure EHS Training prepares athletes for infrastructure careers through OSHA, flagger, work zone and jobsite safety training.
Sports Power Infrastructure™ Environmental, Health + Safety (EHS) Training
Train Safe. Work Ready. Power Infrastructure.
Sports Power Infrastructure™ EHS Training gives athletes and job seekers the safety skills to start careers in construction and infrastructure. From roads to energy, it is your first step to getting qualified, getting hired and building a career.
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Ten safety courses that open doors on real jobsites
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OSHA 10 + OSHA 30
Foundational construction and workplace safety training covering common jobsite hazards and safe work practices.
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Flagger + Work Zone Safety
Training for traffic control, roadway construction, utilities and work zones where workers and the public must be protected.
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CPR + First Aid + AED
Emergency response training that prepares workers to respond to injuries, cardiac emergencies and other incidents.
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Fall Protection
Training for recognizing and controlling fall hazards when working from heights, ladders, scaffolds and elevated surfaces.
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Forklift + Powered Industrial Trucks
Safety training for workers operating forklifts and powered industrial equipment in construction, manufacturing, logistics and warehousing.
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Aerial Lift + MEWP Safety
Training covering scissor lifts, boom lifts and mobile elevating work platforms used across infrastructure projects.
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Confined Space Entry
Safety training for workers entering or working around confined spaces in utilities, industrial facilities, water and wastewater systems.
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Trenching + Excavation Safety
Training focused on underground construction hazards for civil, utility, broadband, water and infrastructure projects.
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HAZWOPER + Hazard Communication
Training supporting workers who may encounter hazardous materials, chemicals, contaminated sites or environmental hazards.
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Electrical Safety + Lockout/Tagout
Training covering electrical hazards, hazardous energy control and safe work practices around energized equipment.
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Career Pathways
Where Training Can Take You
EHS skills are used across some of the largest areas of public and private infrastructure investment:
- Construction
- Transportation
- Energy
- Utilities
- Manufacturing
- Broadband
- Water + Wastewater
- Ports + Logistics
- Warehousing
- Disaster Recovery
For Athletes
From Athlete to Infrastructure Professional
Athletes develop qualities employers value: discipline, teamwork, communication, physical readiness and the ability to perform under pressure.
Sports Power Infrastructure™ connects those strengths with industry training, career exploration and workforce opportunities.
- Discipline
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Physical readiness
- Performance under pressure
Your Next Step
Play The Game. Power Your Future.
- Get Trained.
- Get Qualified.
- Get Connected.
Explore upcoming EHS training opportunities and begin building your pathway into infrastructure.
Join the workforce and supply chain marketplace to learn about opportunitiesCourse requirements, completion credentials and eligibility vary by training program, jurisdiction and project. Certain courses may be delivered through authorized or approved training providers.


