On-Demand Safety Training That Fits Your Workforce and Your Workflow

From forklift and OSHA training to site-specific certifications, YellowBird connects you with experienced, certified safety trainers who bring real-world knowledge to your team—fast, local, and on your terms.

Safety Experts You Can Trust

Why YellowBird for Safety Training?

  • Certified, insured safety trainers with experience in your industry

  • Instruction, tailored to your operations and needs

  • Trainers can be on-site in in hours, not weeks

  • Scalable programs—perfect for one site or dozens

  • Transparent, all-inclusive pricing and no-hassle booking

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How One Safety Firm Expanded into 9 Markets Without Hiring a Single Trainer

A Texas-based safety firm needed to grow into 9 new markets—fast. With no in-house staff outside the state and a 6-month deadline, they turned to YellowBird for help training new hires. See how they did it—and how you can too.

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The Results?

  • All site surveys and trainings completed on time

  • 1,800 employees kept safe

  • Zero hiring delays. Zero budget overruns.

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Keep Operators Safe and Your Facility Compliant

Forklift Training

Operating a forklift requires precision, awareness, and adherence to safety protocols. Forklift accidents can lead to serious injuries, costly damage, and operational downtime. Proper training minimizes risk and ensures compliance with OSHA standards.  

  • Industries That Benefit from Forklift Training

    ● Manufacturing: Factories, production plants, food processing facilities

    ● Construction: Active job sites, infrastructure projects 

    ● Retail & Warehousing: Distribution centers, large retail stores

    ● Transportation & Logistics: Trucking hubs, rail yards, ports

  • When or How Often Should Forklift Training Occur?

    Initial training is required before a worker operates a forklift. Refresher training should be conducted every three years, or immediately after an incident, near-miss, or changes in workplace conditions or equipment.

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Drive Smarter, Safer, and with Confidence

Defensive Driver Training

Every time an employee gets behind the wheel, they carry the responsibility of representing your organization—and avoiding risk. Defensive driving training equips drivers with proactive skills to avoid accidents, reduce liability, and save lives.

  • Industries That Benefit from Defensive Driver Training

    Any workforce with a mobile workforce or fleet vehicles will benefit from defense driver training. Key industries include: 


    ● Manufacturing: Factories and production facilities with complex machinery and processes.

    ● Construction: Construction sites with inherent safety hazards. 

    ● Transportation and Logistics: Companies managing fleets and supply chains.

    ● Retail and Warehousing: Facilities handling large inventories and customer interactions.

  • When to Conduct Defensive Driver Training

    Defensive driver training should be conducted during onboarding for all drivers and repeated annually or following any traffic incidents, license suspensions, or performance concerns.

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Build a Safer Workforce from Day One

OSHA 10 Training

OSHA 10 is designed to give entry-level workers a foundational understanding of workplace health and safety. It empowers employees to recognize hazards, reduce risks, and understand their rights under OSHA law.

  • Industries That Benefit From OSHA 10 Training

    Employees new to hazardous environments will benefit most from OSHA 10 training. This training is key for industries such as: 


    ● Manufacturing: Factories with exposure to dust, chemicals, solvents, and noise.

    ● Construction: Sites with silica, asbestos, lead, and noise exposure.  

    ● Energy & Utilities: Oil refineries, power plants with chemical and radiation risks.

    ● Retail and Warehousing: Facilities handling large inventories and customer interactions.

  • When to Preform OSHA 10 Training

    OSHA 10 training is typically provided at the start of employment or prior to beginning work on-site. While the card doesn’t expire, retraining every 3-5 years is encouraged to reinforce best practices.

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Train Safety Leaders with OSHA 30

OSHA 30 Training

OSHA 30 provides a deeper, supervisory-level understanding of workplace safety responsibilities. This training empowers foremen, supervisors, and safety coordinators to identify hazards, enforce safety programs, and lead by example.

  • Industries That Benefit From OSHA 30 Training

    This type of training is most beneficial for those in leadership or oversight roles in the following industries: 


    ● Manufacturing: Factories with exposure to dust, chemicals, solvents, and noise.

    ● Construction: Sites with silica, asbestos, lead, and noise exposure.  

    ● Energy & Utilities: Oil refineries, power plants with chemical and radiation risks.

    ● Retail and Warehousing: Facilities handling large inventories and customer interactions.

  • When to Conduct OSHA 30 Training

    This type of training is best completed prior to or shortly after moving into a supervisory role. While the certification doesn't expire, many companies opt for refresher training every 3-5 years to stay current with evolving regulations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About YellowBird Assessments

  • Do you offer virtual or hybrid training?

    Yes. Depending on training, virtual or hybrid training may be an option but the requirements do vary by course. Please contact your business development representative for more information.

  • What other training do you offer?

    You can browse our catalog here to explore multiple options for training classes. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact us directly and we can discuss creating a custom program.   

  • How is pricing determined for trainings?

    YellowBird’s flat rate pricing is calculated based on the amount of time it will take to complete the training, the location, and the experience and/or certifications required to complete your training. This flat rate also includes any travel and/or per diem.

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Designed to Fit Your Safety Needs

Build a Custom Safety Program That Scales With Your Business

With thousands of vetted, insured, and industry-trained safety professionals across the country, YellowBird makes it easy to build a unified safety and risk program—whether you manage 5 locations or 500.

 

Here’s how we help organizations take control of safety—without the hiring and logistics headaches.

Nationwide Coverage, Local Experts

Our safety Pros are already working in your regions—so you avoid costly travel, long delays, and inconsistent service.

Programs Designed for Your Operational Reality

Whether you're running factories, job sites, warehouses, or utility networks—we build safety programs around your environments and workflows, not one-size-fits-all templates.

Tailored Pricing for Multi-Site Programs

Scale your safety services affordably with customized program rates and uniform quality across every location.

Defensible Safety You Can Trust

We go beyond checklists. With YellowBird, you create a safety program that prevents incidents, reduces liability, and protects your people and your brand.

Build a Program with YellowBird

Your in-house safety or risk specialist can’t be in multiple places at once. But with YellowBird Pros nationwide, you can build your program at scale with ease. Control how your organization manages EHS and Risk Management with YellowBird.

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