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Est. 1984 · Nashville · Memphis · Knoxville

Safety on your jobsite, before OSHA shows up.

Third-party site inspections and in-person safety training for Tennessee contractors. Led by Certified Safety Professionals. Trained in English and Spanish.

Serving Tennessee contractors since 1984. Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville.

A Fortier consultant walking a jobsite

A site walk in progress, Middle Tennessee.

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No portal, no password

Request a Site Walk

No login. Tell us how to reach you and we'll call.

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The process

How a site walk works

  1. I.

    You call or request a walk.

    Phone us or use the form. No login, no portal.

  2. II.

    We walk the job.

    From under an hour for a small site to a couple of hours for a large one.

  3. III.

    You get a written report.

    With photos and the standards involved.

  4. IV.

    We help you fix it and train your crew.

    Corrections, toolbox talks, and formal classes.

Fortier acts as a third-party consultant. Our recommendations are advice; the jobsite remains the contractor's responsibility.

Bilingual Fortier trainer

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Se habla español

Training in Spanish, by trainers who speak Spanish.

Translators lose the details that keep people safe. Our bilingual trainers teach in Spanish, in person, on your jobsite or at ours.

Schedule Spanish training →

Capabilities

What we do

A note of urgency

Got a visit from OSHA?

After an OSHA inspection the clock is short. We help you prepare for your informal conference, train your crew, and document your corrections.

Talk to us about an OSHA citation

Our clients

Who we serve

General contractors and subcontractors:

Electrical · Plumbing · Framing · Utility · Masonry · Drywall · Roofing · Road builders

The firm

Why Fortier

  • —Local, family-run, 42 years in Tennessee.
  • —The same people every time.
  • —Three offices, and we travel across the Southeast.
  • —Bilingual trainers on staff.

The curriculum

In-person training

OSHA 10 and 30, Aerial and scissor lift, Forklift, Fall protection, Scaffolding, Excavation and trenching, Confined space, Hazard communication, Silica, First Aid and CPR, and more

Upcoming open classes

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— New: Fortier-built courses with an on-screen presenter, coming soon.

Online courses, English and Spanish

$20

OSHA Focus Four

Start course
$49

Arc Flash Electrical Safety

Start course
$79

Aerial Lift Operator

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Trusted on Tennessee jobsites

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Inquiries

Questions contractors ask

What does a site inspection cost?↓

It depends on the size of the site and how often you want us out. Call us and we'll give you a straight number.

How long does a site walk take?↓

From under an hour for a small site to a couple of hours for a large one.

Do I get a written report?↓

Yes. You get a written report with photos and the standards involved.

Does Fortier certify my site?↓

No. You get a written report and advice. The jobsite remains the contractor's responsibility.

Can you train my crew in Spanish?↓

Yes, in person, with bilingual trainers on staff.

How fast can you train a crew?↓

Often within the week; call us.

What if OSHA just visited my site?↓

Call us right away. We help you prepare for your informal conference, train your crew, and document your corrections.

Do you travel?↓

Yes, across the Southeast and beyond.

Three cities, one firm

Locations

Nashville

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+1 (615) 883-2816
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Memphis (Bartlett)

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Knoxville

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Walk the job before OSHA does.

+1 (615) 883-2816
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