This comprehensive 30-hour course is administered under OSHA guidelines and covers a wide range of safety topics including fall protection, personal protective equipment (PPE), scaffolding safety, and hazard communication. It's a core requirement for many construction jobs and demonstrates your strong understanding of jobsite safety practices.

This certification trains you to respond to medical emergencies that can occur on a jobsite or in the community. You'll learn how to perform CPR, operate an automated external defibrillator (AED), and apply first aid for injuries. Employers value workers who can help keep their crews safe in the event of an emergency.

This nationally recognized credential confirms you’ve completed a rigorous pre-apprenticeship program aligned with industry standards. It verifies that you’re trained in entry-level construction fundamentals across multiple trades and ready to join a jobsite or registered apprenticeship program.

Sustainability is increasingly important in today’s construction industry. This certificate shows that you understand the basics of energy-efficient building techniques, environmentally responsible material choices, and Hawai‘i-relevant green construction practices.

As part of a federally recognized workforce training program, PACT graduates receive formal documentation from the U.S. Department of Labor. This credential provides a level of legitimacy and portability that can help when applying for jobs or additional training programs.