Nationally Recognized Safety Training Now Available At IEC Chesapeake

Feb. 6, 2013
IEC Chesapeake is proud to offer the nationally known Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS) program

IEC Chesapeake is proud to offer the nationally known Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS) program. COSS is a 40-hour curriculum based training course designed by safety professionals for safety professionals to prepare and equip them with the core competencies of occupational safety and health. COSS offers hands-on, interactive training delivered by OSHA-authorized instructors. Students learn how to recognize hazards, read OSHA CFRS, manage safety and health programs, handle an OSHA inspection, determine the true cost of an accident, and become familiar with the psychology of safety. IEC Chesapeake will begin offering courses in May 2013 at their Laurel, Md.-based training facility. For more information, please contact Alice Haines by email: [email protected].

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