Safety Specialist
Start your career in workplace safety and compliance with Atomic Technical Institute’s Industrial / Construction Safety Specialist training program
Located at 1835 Terminal Drive, Suite 130, Richland, WA 99354. This in-person, instructor-led course is designed for individuals pursuing careers in industrial safety, construction safety, and occupational health and safety support roles.
This training builds foundational knowledge in hazard recognition, regulatory compliance, and safe work practices. Students develop an understanding of how to identify and help control workplace hazards, support safe job sites, and assist organizations in maintaining compliant and injury-free operations.
Why Industrial & Construction Safety?
Safety professionals play a critical role in protecting workers, preventing injuries, and supporting regulatory compliance across industries. With growing construction projects, industrial operations, and increased safety regulations, there is strong demand for trained safety personnel.
Industrial and Construction Safety offers:
Strong job stability
Competitive wages
Opportunities across construction, manufacturing, energy, and industrial sectors
A career path focused on protecting people and improving workplace conditions
This program helps students enter the safety field without requiring a traditional college degree or prior safety experience.
Instructor-Led. Structured. Career-Focused.
Our approximately 3-month program combines:
Live, in-person instruction
Structured progression through safety fundamentals
Guided exercises and knowledge checks
Practical examples of real-world safety applications
Instruction is delivered by experienced professionals with strong backgrounds in occupational safety, compliance, and technical training.
What You’ll Learn (Highlights)
Students gain foundational knowledge in areas including:
Hazard recognition and risk awareness
Basic OSHA and workplace safety concepts
Construction and industrial jobsite safety practices
Personal protective equipment (PPE) fundamentals
Fall protection and common jobsite hazards
Incident prevention and safety communication
Recordkeeping and documentation basics
Supporting safe work planning and hazard control
This training helps students understand not just the rules—but how safety systems protect workers and organizations.
Course Details at a Glance
Start Date: March 2nd
Duration: Approximately 90 days
Location: 1835 Terminal Drive, Suite 130, Richland, WA 99354
Schedule Options: Daytime (TBD) and evening classes available
Included: Live instruction, guided review, and course materials
Seating is limited to maintain instructional quality.
Who Should Enroll?
This course is ideal for:
Individuals seeking entry into safety or compliance roles
Career changers looking for stable, technical work
Workers who want to move into safety support positions
Anyone interested in protecting workers and improving jobsite safety
Requirements:
GED or high school diploma
No prior safety experience required
11th and 12th grade high school students may enroll; a GED or diploma is required for employment.
Career Outlook & Earning Potential
Industrial and Construction Safety careers offer strong earning potential:
Entry-Level Safety Technician / Specialist: ~$35+ per hour
Experienced Safety Professional: ~$50+ per hour
Actual pay varies by employer, industry, location, and experience. These figures are illustrative based on industry norms.
Completion & Career Advantage
Upon successful completion, students receive:
ATI Course Completion Certificate
Eligibility for regionally accredited college credit through Columbia Southern University (CSU)
This course can help demonstrate foundational safety knowledge and preparedness to employers seeking safety support personnel. Students may choose to apply eligible college credit toward future degree pathways in accordance with institutional policies.
