Safety isn’t about the hardhat, respirator or vest; it’s about the people who wear them. Signature Safety believes that in order to build a world-class safety culture, your workforce must have the knowledge to recognize hazards so that they can play a major role in keeping themselves, and their co-workers, safe. Signature Safety offers in-person classes on all safety topics, utilizing both traditional instruction and virtual reality “field trips”. The virtual reality allows us to take our classes to places we’ve never been able to go before, from inspections of heavy equipment performing civil work to high-rise construction.
We use virtual reality to enhance many of our classes. Virtual Reality allows us to do things that would have previously been impossible in a classroom setting, such as inspecting a scaffold right down to its rusty bolts, or observing the use of a tower crane up close. Not only does this give a break from the traditional lecture format, it has also been proven to increase knowledge retention among students.
Rich Sfraga has dedicated the past two decades of his career to the field of construction safety, gaining extensive experience across a wide range of roles and settings. Throughout his professional journey, he has held notable positions such as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of a safety company based in New York City. His time as the COO allowed him to oversee and streamline crucial safety protocols, ensuring the well-being of countless individuals engaged in construction projects throughout the city. In addition to his significant contributions in the urban landscape, Rich has also successfully managed intricate and demanding construction projects within the pharmaceutical industry. His meticulous attention to detail, communications skills, and sincere understanding of safety regulations have enabled him to navigate complex pharmaceutical settings with unwavering competence, safeguarding both personnel and sensitive environments. Rich continues to make invaluable contributions to the realm of construction safety, leaving an indelible impact on the industry for years to come. During his leisure hours, Rich attempts to find his golf ball on various courses and relishes quality moments shared with family and friends.
Dwayne Fitzpatrick comes to us from Travelers Insurance after 20 years at Lendlease construction. His combined construction safety and risk control experience, as well as his degree in Construction Management, gives him a unique perspective which he brings to his classes.
It depends. We can tailor most of our classes to your needs, whether that includes our new and engaging virtual reality training or in-person training at our facility or yours.
In many cases we can do either, but keep in mind that OSHA does not allow for virtual classes for such courses as the 10 and 30 hour Outreach training.
OSHA doesn’t “certify” anything. For the OSHA 10 and 30 Hour courses, students will receive cards issued directly from OSHA. For all other classes, cards will be issued attesting to the fact that the class was conducted in accordance with the applicable OSHA regulations (and/or any other regulations that may apply).
Yes, many of our courses are also available in Spanish.
It depends on the class. In some cases, we can offer one-on-one training. Other classes including the OSHA 10 Hour Construction and OSHA 30 Hour Construction classes require a minimum of three people.
Again, this depends. Some classes, such as the OSHA 10 and 30 have a maximum of 40 people, but we need to take into account other factors, such as facility size. Other classes like first aid/CPR could have limits of 10-12 people due to the requirements of the certifying organization.