Scott Tobey
School of Labor and Industrial Relations
Michigan State University
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Health and Safety Solutions
The MSU School of Labor and Industrial Relations has offered high quality
health and safety training programs on a nationwide basis for nearly two
decades. Emphasizing practical applications and a "hands-on" approach,
both employers and employees are assured that the training will be
immediately useful in the work environment.
Program staff can help to identify the particular problems facing
employers, and they can recommend pragmatic solutions. No "canned
answers" are given - all programs are custom-made and focus on those
areas of the law that a client group needs to know. Prior to training, a
staff specialist conducts a site visit to facilitate the design of the program.
Times and dates for on-site programs are set to meet the client’s schedule.
The fees for each course are based on the number of participants, as well
as the number of hours spent in training.
Noncredit course offerings include specific topics within each of the
following generalized areas: hazardous waste, emergency response,
confined space entry, and medical/first aid. Courses have been offered to
a wide range of organizations in both the public and private sector.
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