016 courses
New hires, contractors, operators, and site visitors
Industrial Operations & Site Entry
Build the shared hazard language and decision discipline expected before or alongside site-specific orientation.
Career fields
Progression with a reason behind it.
Explore learning organized around representative roles and capability. Each field connects foundational awareness, applied work, and technical progression without erasing course-specific requirements.
Career-field rule
A learning sequence supports development. Employers and governing requirements still determine assignment, authorization, and qualification.
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024 courses
Maintenance, reliability, and electrical personnel
Maintenance & Electrical Safety
Progress from affected-employee awareness into authorized energy control, electrical safety, and drawing literacy.
- 01Hazardous Energy — Affected Employee
- 02LOTO — Authorized Employee
- 03Electrical & Arc-Flash Awareness
- 04P&ID Reading & Interpretation
034 courses
Riggers, signal personnel, inspectors, lift planners, and supervisors
Rigging & Lifting Operations
Develop role-specific lifting capability through knowledge, structured practice, inspection, and planning activities.
043 courses
Warehouse, logistics, manufacturing, and material-handling personnel
Material Handling & Logistics
Combine workplace hazard communication and planning with equipment-specific operator learning and evaluation.
053 courses
Operators, technicians, maintenance personnel, and early-career automation professionals
Instrumentation, Controls & Automation
Build from process drawing literacy into PLC logic, industrial communications, diagnostics, and virtual labs.
067 courses
Commercial radio technicians, marine radio operators, and FCC examination candidates
Commercial Radio Operator Licensing
Prepare through official-pool mastery, objective-linked remediation, closed-reference simulations, and a clearly separated handoff to an FCC-authorized COLEM.
- 01FCC Element 1 — Marine Radio
- 02FCC Telegraphy Element 2 — 20 WPM
- 03FCC Element 3 — General Radiotelephone
- 04FCC Element 6 — Advanced Radiotelegraph
Progression architecture
A sequence adds context—not a broader credential.
Every course retains its stable ID, version, prerequisites, assessment, practical requirements, completion rules, and limitations. Career fields help learners and employers understand how those individual outcomes can support progressive capability.
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