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8.3 million athletes compete every year. Less than 1% go pro. Sports Power Infrastructure connects the rest to the careers their discipline was built for.

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Sports Power Infrastructure™ Training

Train Safe. Work Ready. Power Infrastructure.

Sports Power Infrastructure™ Training gives athletes of all levels within their professional journey the safety skills to start careers in construction and infrastructure. We work with the most trusted companies to deliver the best training, so you can get qualified, get hired and build a career.

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Training Areas

From safety tickets to skilled trades to contract readiness, these are the trainings employers ask for most, for both blue collar and white collar careers. Tap a category to see its ten trainings.

Career Pathways

Where Training Can Take You

Safety and workforce skills are used across some of the largest areas of public and private infrastructure investment:

  • Construction
  • Transportation
  • Energy
  • Utilities
  • Manufacturing
  • Broadband
  • Water and Wastewater
  • Ports and 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 training opportunities and begin building your pathway into infrastructure.

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Course requirements, completion credentials and eligibility vary by training program, jurisdiction and project. Certain courses may be delivered through authorized or approved training providers.