MTS creates custom contractor training videos for your company at no cost to you. MTS has developed more video-based Steel Industry contractor training than anyone in the world. This training is uploaded to your CON-TRACK Training Site.

Every steel company in the country utilizes outside contractors in order to perform certain production-related tasks as well as during outages and shutdowns. Contractor injuries and deaths are a common occurrence in steel mills across the nation. Contract workers are at a distinct safety disadvantage while working on your property. They are not familiar with many of the hazards that exist in a steel mill environment. Also, many of those hazards are still present when equipment and processes are shut down. As a result, it is imperative to give contractor employees sufficient training to help them recognize and avoid department-specific hazards. MTS is THE leader in providing safety training to steel mill and contractor employees in North America. MTS has developed more Contractor Safety videos than anyone in the world. We have been serving the Steel Industry for more than 20 years and we are extremely knowledgeable in virtually all steel production processes. This enables us to develop highly relevant training that helps keep contractor employees safe while they are on your property.

Just like steel mills, OSHA requires that contractor companies train their employees according to the standards outlined in the Code of Federal Regulations. Some contractor companies are conscientious and actually train their employees, while a surprisingly large percentage of contractor companies provide little or no training. To help your contractors meet the annual OSHA safety training requirements, MTS has created an online training curriculum specifically for contractor companies. All of the topics in the curriculum feature steel mill footage and present the OSHA training material from a steel mill perspective. The MTS Contractor Safety Training Curriculum is a valuable tool to help your contractors comply with many of OSHA’s training requirements.