For excavators & underground contractors
Find the gaps in your crews before the jobsite does.
Keep critical procedures fresh between training days, for every crew, site and shift, in every worker's language.
The challenge
Passing the course isn't the same as remembering it on site.
Most organizations still judge readiness by attendance, completion and pass/fail quizzes. None of those show what a worker remembers months later, under production pressure, on the jobsite.
What safety leaders tell us
- Workers forget steps between annual or onboarding training
- Multilingual crews struggle with English-only content
- High turnover means constant onboarding
- Production pressure leaves no room for long refreshers
- Training delivery varies across shifts, sites and supervisors
- Nobody can see what's retained versus forgotten
What Training Pulse shows you
- Who understood the training before they left the room
- What each crew still remembers, weeks after training
- Who is confident but wrong on critical procedures
- Which topics are fading, by site, crew or trainer
- Whether reinforcement is closing the gap
What you get
Readiness you can see, between training days.
Reinforce what's fading
Short refreshers target the procedures each worker is losing, without pulling crews off the job for a full retrain.
Flag overconfidence
The most dangerous worker isn't the one who's unsure. It's the one who's sure and wrong. We show you where they are.
Train in their language
Refreshers in 100+ languages, so you measure knowledge, not English reading.
Consistency across sites
Compare trainers, shifts and locations to see where delivery is landing and where it isn't.
Your topics, not a generic course
Damage prevention, locating, trenching and excavation, site procedures. We build around what your crews need to know.
Early warning
Spot knowledge gaps before they show up as near misses, damages or injuries.
Example finding
One question from the field.
6 in 10
trenching workers think a trench box stops a cave-in. It doesn't.
Underground contractor · Trenching & excavation
Only 39% got it right, and protective systems was the one topic where crews were overconfident: most who got it wrong were sure they had it right. A worker who believes the walls are reinforced may stand outside the box or delay moving it. That's exactly how people get hurt.
The blind spot moves. At one contractor it's protective systems; at another, competent-person duties. You find yours by measuring your own crews.
Read the full article in the Global 811 MagazineFind your crews' blind spots.
A demo built around your crews and your safety program.