Cintas' Ontario first aid and safety training offering includes onsite and online courses such as CPR/AED, first aid, bloodborne pathogens, and OSHA 10 and 30-hour training.
| Category | Safety Training & Consultants |
|---|---|
| City | Ontario, CA |
| Phone | (909) 935-2005 |
| Website | www.cintas.com |
This is the stop before the hot season and before the new forklift arrives, when training has to happen on a deadline and be documented the same week. Ontario's mix of airport, rail, and warehouse work means a single crew order can span three categories in this directory, and local suppliers are used to exactly that. If your crew ends up buying here, tell them the directory sent you. It helps local suppliers see which listings earn their place.
In California, training is a Cal/OSHA obligation, not a perk. Employers must run a written Injury and Illness Prevention Program, and the training records are what an inspector, an insurer, or a general contractor asks for first. When you vet a provider in this category, ask for three things up front: trainer qualifications, the exact topics and standards covered, and the record packet you receive afterward (sign-in sheets, certificates, and dates you can produce in an afternoon).
Match the provider to your real hazards and your real crew. Forklift operators must be trained and evaluated on the truck type they actually drive, with re-evaluation at least every three years. Heat illness training belongs before the hot season for outdoor crews, every year. Much of the Inland Empire workforce works in Spanish, so providers who teach and test in both English and Spanish protect people a video in one language cannot. On-site sessions at your yard, scheduled around shifts, are usually the difference between training that happens and training that keeps getting postponed.
A two-minute call saves a wasted trip, especially for crew-size orders. Call Cintas at (909) 935-2005 (or check www.cintas.com) and confirm three things: how long a reorder or a size swap takes if the first pick is wrong; whether they keep your crew's sizes, colors, and logo on file for the next order; the exact sizes you need are on the shelf, not just the product line.
Ask who your repeat contact is while you are there. The second order is where a local supplier pays off, and it goes faster when a person at the counter already knows your crew's sizes, colors, and wash cycle. If the trip is for one urgent item, say so on the call; suppliers who serve crews will often pull it and hold it at the counter.
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