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Alaska Industrial Academy provides comprehensive industrial safety training tailored to Alaska's unique work environments. Our courses align with OSHA, EPA, AKDEC, CDC, and DOT standards, serving Cook Inlet operations and statewide industries.
Flexible delivery options include online courses, campus instruction in Kenai, on-site training anywhere in Alaska, and live Zoom sessions for eligible courses.
Complete CITS Card program combining three essential courses: CITS HAZWOPER, H2S Unaccompanied, and Confined Space Entry. Earn your CITS card issued by Alaska Industrial Academy.
Complete this 3-course program to earn your CITS card issued by Alaska Industrial Academy.
Course covering hazard recognition, PPE, industrial hygiene, site safety, and spill response for Cook Inlet and Alaska industrial operations. Part of the AIA – CITS Course program.
Construction safety course covering PPE, fall protection, ladders and scaffolds, electrical safety, excavation, hazard communication, and materials handling.
General industry safety course covering PPE, site safety, slips and falls, ergonomics, fire watch, electrical safety, hazard communication, and HAZWOPER zones.
Permit-required confined space course covering OSHA 1910.146 requirements, atmospheric testing, permit systems, authorized entrant duties, and rescue coordination. Part of the AIA – CITS Course program.
Course in development – planned H2S safety course. Part of the AIA – CITS Course program. Content and schedule coming soon.
Tailored safety training programs designed for your team and industry needs
Request InformationWe bring professional safety training directly to your facility anywhere in Alaska
Schedule On-SiteTrain your entire workforce with online courses. Bulk licensing and team subscriptions available.
Request Online QuoteYes, we provide on-site training anywhere in Alaska, or you can attend classes at our Kenai campus.
Yes, we offer live Zoom instruction for eligible courses.
Yes, online courses are available now, with more courses coming in 2025.
OSHA Outreach cards are issued only when classes are taught by OSHA-authorized trainers per OSHA requirements.
