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SAFETY CAMPUS - Online Safety Training & Certification

We are the industry leader in Online Health & Safety Training! We have provided our services to companies such as Bridgstone Aircraft Tires, Transammonia and Carnival Cruise Lines. Now it's time to get your business on board!

Website: http://SafetyCampus.us
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Members: 45
Latest Activity: Mar 18

What is SAFETY CAMPUS?

Welcome To Our Safety Campus!

We are the premier online safety training site for Construction, Haz-Mat and General Industry. Our interactive courses include HAZWOPER, Confined Space, First Aid, Crane & Scaffolding Safety, Fire Prevention and Extinguisher Training and many others, including customized courses specifically created for our clients!

Safety Campus Training Programs offer these great advantages to our clients;

  • Easy learning, no-stress online safety training
  • OSHA Compliant courses in the comfort of your home or workplace
  • Affordable cost effective safety training for employees
  • Online training improves employee production and reduces time away from work
  • Huge library of safety courses available
  • Easy-to-use online training environment
  • Fully customized health & safety training courses available for our corporate customers

PhotobucketWe understand the challenges facing business owners in regard to OSHA Regulations. We provide these organizations with OSHA required health, safety training and human resource consultation services that focus on cost effective solutions that work!

Our mission is to provide workplace safety training services that are customized specifically to meet the needs of our clients, so that they may provide their employees a safe workplace that meets the stringent OSHA regulations while achieving optimum performance. Providing comprehensive online safety training courses for employees gives all companies an edge in todays competitive market. Online training courses and e-learning are now providing more and more companies with the opportunity to train their employees more effectively and efficiently. Online safety training courses also allows companies to thoroughly train their employees in an engaging and interactive manner, and e-learning provides the flexibility that is needed in todays rapidly growing workforce.

Hurry and SIGN UP NOW!!! You are only a few clicks away from starting your online safety training course. All you have to do is Register, Review & Pass and you get your online certificate immediately. At our Online Safety Training Web-site, it's simple as that!

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Site Administrator Comment by Site Administrator on February 10, 2009 at 3:42pm
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Bob Dawson Comment by Bob Dawson on January 19, 2009 at 9:01am
By now we have all watched the news footage of US Air Flight 1549. As a frequent flyer and one that has been on board my fair share of plane rides that were not exactly perfect, I have a fond appreciation for that crew, many thanks to all of you for what you did to ensure the safety of every passenger.
The safety of every passenger on this flight did not just happen. A plane going down is probably one of the frightening experiences for any of us. The crew on this flight reacted in a manner that shows the importance of not just learning the safety procedures, but actually reacting to them as if you had to do that on every flight. That does not just happen. While some of our businesses are not in a position to have the lives of 150 plus people in their hands, many of us have at least one, even if it is just yourself. Safety training is taught at all levels. Meetings are held, videos are shown and employees are required to say they were at the meeting and saw the video. If that is where your safety training stops, shame on you!
Safety should be a habit for all of us. Safe behaviors need to be reinforced daily so that they become habits. When that happens, your employees will react like the crew of Flight 1549 did. They will immediately know what to do and how to do it. So, the next time you have a thought about a safety incentive or recognition program and your mind goes to “yeah, but I have no budget for that”, think again.
Safety incentive and recognition does pay, it is a worthy investment and the crew of Flight 1549 proved that yesterday.
 

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