Has Your Company Invested in a Safety Culture?

Do you have a safety policy in place? Procedures employees can follow to ensure a safe work environment? An onboarding process for new employees or when existing employees change jobs? Guidelines to manage and operate a safety committee?

Safety Training from Linda Light, LLC.

Linda Light, LLC provides the safety training you need to meet OSHA regulations.

But it goes beyond that …

Linda Light, OSHA-authorized trainer.

I focus on the communication skills needed to help your safety staff put the right policies and procedures in place.

Linda Light OSHA-authorized trainer

Interactive Training.

This isn't a standard safety training session where participants do other work, text or check email, and only half listen. These sessions are highly interactive and hands-on.

Best Practices.

As a group we talk through current regulatory standards and then how to apply these to participants' specific situations.

Face-to-Face Training.

Whether it's off campus or on-site, you're face-to-face with Linda. She can see whether participants are "getting it." And you have the opportunity to ask questions, get answers immediately, and learn from the group discussion.

Train-the-Trainer Skills.

Participants learn what skills are essential in transferring what they've learned to co-workers and other safety staff. In today's environment, it's not unusual for staff to change jobs, so it's critical for staff to effectively share their knowledge.

Industry Needs

Is your company part of a special industry?

OSHA courses can be customized to meet your industry standard requirements.
Organizational Needs

Ensure safety compliance throughout your organization. Train your entire safety committee.

Linda will customize OSHA training to your specific company or industry using relevant examples, case studies, and ways to make your safety program more meaningful.
Job Needs

Safety training can lead to other jobs within your current organization or elsewhere.

Understanding the safety needs of your company is key. Being able to communicate and transfer what you know is critical.

OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down

Join OSHA and partners to prevent falls. Plan ahead to get the job done safely, provide the right equipment, and train all workers to prevent fatal falls.
April 12, 2017