Active Training Consultants, LLC

Active Training Consultants, LLC We are a small company who specializes in a wide range of trainings, including OSHA 1910 and 1926 outreach training.

At Active Training Consultants, we believe personal training is the best approach. Our courses are done on-site, either at our location or yours, in order for your employees to have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with ourselves and other employees, sometimes from different industries. The human interaction makes the courses more personal and helps the information to better take hold

, which, in turn, makes it more valuable to your company. It allows the classes to use real examples to better grasp the importance of the safety concepts we teach. Our goal is to keep everyone safe, all the time.

⚠️ Nobody got hurt... so why report it?Because next time, someone might.Near misses give us an opportunity to identify a...
08/13/2026

⚠️ Nobody got hurt... so why report it?

Because next time, someone might.

Near misses give us an opportunity to identify a hazard BEFORE it causes an injury.

Don't ignore the close calls.

Report them. Learn from them. Fix what caused them.

A near miss today could prevent an accident tomorrow.

💬 We want to hear from you!Of all the workplace safety rules out there...Which one do you think gets ignored the most?An...
08/12/2026

💬 We want to hear from you!

Of all the workplace safety rules out there...

Which one do you think gets ignored the most?

And more importantly—why?

Drop your answer below. 👇

⏱️ Take 60 seconds for safety.Before getting started today, take a quick look around your work area.👀 Anything blocking ...
08/11/2026

⏱️ Take 60 seconds for safety.

Before getting started today, take a quick look around your work area.

👀 Anything blocking a walkway?
🔌 Any damaged cords?
🦺 Is your PPE ready?
🧯 Is emergency equipment accessible?

You don't always need a lengthy inspection to catch a problem.

Sometimes, 60 seconds of awareness is all it takes.

🦺 Looking for a trusted safety partner?Whether you're in construction, manufacturing, or general industry, workplace saf...
08/10/2026

🦺 Looking for a trusted safety partner?

Whether you're in construction, manufacturing, or general industry, workplace safety is about more than checking a box—it's about protecting your people.

At Active Training Consultants, we're here to help organizations build safer workplaces through practical training, inspections, consulting, and safety solutions.

Our services include:
✅ Safety Training
✅ First Aid/CPR/AED
✅ OSHA Compliance Assistance
✅ Workplace Safety Consulting
✅ Safety Audits & Assessments

If you're looking for a partner who cares about helping your team succeed, we'd love to connect.

📞 Contact us today to learn how ATC can support your safety goals.

231-519-3034

Emergency eyewash stations must remain visible and immediately accessible at all times.Obstructed access and improperly ...
08/07/2026

Emergency eyewash stations must remain visible and immediately accessible at all times.
Obstructed access and improperly mounted signage can delay emergency response when immediate flushing is critical. Emergency equipment should be clearly identified and free from obstruction.
To reduce risk:
Maintain clear access to eyewash stations
Ensure signage is visible and properly mounted
Inspect emergency equipment areas regularly for obstructions
Quick access to emergency equipment can significantly reduce the severity of an injury.

Safe clearances around aisles, doors, and dock areas help support a safer workplace.Maintaining clear access and adequat...
08/06/2026

Safe clearances around aisles, doors, and dock areas help support a safer workplace.
Maintaining clear access and adequate spacing around loading docks and work areas helps reduce struck-by hazards, improve movement of equipment and personnel, and support emergency access when needed.
Positive safety practices include:
Keeping aisles and access points clear
Maintaining safe dock edge protection
Providing adequate space for safe movement and operation
Recognizing and maintaining safe conditions is an important part of an effective safety culture.

Emergency equipment signage should accurately identify the current location of the equipment.If eyewash stations or othe...
08/05/2026

Emergency equipment signage should accurately identify the current location of the equipment.
If eyewash stations or other emergency equipment are relocated, signage must also be updated to ensure workers can quickly locate the equipment during an emergency. Incorrect or outdated signage can delay response time when immediate action is critical.
To reduce risk:
Update signage whenever emergency equipment is moved
Ensure signs remain clearly visible and properly mounted
Include signage checks during routine inspections
Clear and accurate emergency signage supports faster response and improved safety outcomes.

Regular inspection of AEDs is an important part of emergency preparedness.Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) shoul...
08/04/2026

Regular inspection of AEDs is an important part of emergency preparedness.
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) should be routinely inspected to ensure they are operational, accessible, and ready for use during an emergency.
Key inspection points include:
Verifying status indicators show the unit is operational
Checking pads and batteries for expiration dates
Ensuring the AED remains accessible and clearly identified
Properly maintained emergency equipment can help save lives when every second counts.

Forklifts aren’t exactly known for forgiving mistakes 😬A quick inspection before operation can help catch leaks, worn fo...
08/03/2026

Forklifts aren’t exactly known for forgiving mistakes 😬
A quick inspection before operation can help catch leaks, worn forks, damaged tires, and other issues BEFORE they become a problem.
A few minutes of checking can prevent a very bad day.

Gravity is undefeated 😬📦Stacking materials like this might seem fine... until something shifts, rolls, or decides today ...
07/31/2026

Gravity is undefeated 😬📦
Stacking materials like this might seem fine... until something shifts, rolls, or decides today is the day it wants to come down.
If stored materials can fall, tip, or move unexpectedly, they're not stored safely.
A few extra minutes spent securing materials is a lot better than explaining an injury report later.

Address

1 State Road/Suite 200
Newaygo, MI
49337

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12316297006

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