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About Training
Training is a key element in the successful prevention of injuries and illnesses and is
recognized as an essential building block of an effective occupational health program.
Used appropriately, it is the agent for giving workers the knowledge to work safely both at
work and at home. Many OSHA standards have training as a required and foundational element
of a program. Summarized here are some of the training resources available to help you
meet these requirements.
NASA Safety Training Center (NSTC)
The NSTC offers agency-wide Health and Safety Training for the benefit of all the NASA Centers
Health and Safety programs. Both a
are available online.
Accessible only to users at NASA Centers.
Occupational Health Training Centers
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NIOSH Education and Research Centers (ERCS)Through university-based Education and Research Centers , NIOSH supports academic degree programs and research training opportunities in the core areas of industrial hygiene, occupational health nursing, occupational medicine, and occupational safety, plus specialized areas relevant to the occupational safety and health field.
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OSHA Training Institute (OTI) Education CentersOSHA Training Institute Education Centers are a cooperative effort of the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration and colleges and universities to provide the most current training in safety and health compliance standards.
Resources
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OH sponsored continuing education information for Industrial Hygienists.
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