Masters Training – Can and Does Save Lives!
Would you go to work everyday if you thought there was a chance that you would not be able to safely make it home at the end of the day? The answer to that question should be no! Everyday there are many people who put their personal safety on the line so business can continue as expected. The sole reason Masters is in business is to give your employees the information and tools they need to perform their job in a way that they never have to worry about personal safety. Our Arc Flash and Electrical Safety classes will ensure that your employees return to work aware of the inherent dangers they face and with a higher degree of understanding of how to minimize the risk associated with those dangers. They will be able to safely perform their day to day tasks.
Our staff trainers have over a decade of experience in developing and presenting specialized training. Our trainers are certified by the NFPA and teach only the most current 2015 NFPA 70E guidelines and OSHA regulations. Our training will be informative and engaging for your employees, ensuring that they retain the information presented and will utilize that new knowledge in the workplace.
OSHA requires that every employer provide employees with a safe work environment, one that is free from the hazards that can and do cause injury and even death. Without the proper training, electricians work in an environment that is contrary to the OSHA requirement. Masters Compliance training is the most up to date and engaging training in the industry. Masters Compliance training will give you and your employees the knowledge to implement safe work practices and learn hazard recognition skills that are compliant and will exceed the standard OSHA requirement.
Our passion is providing training that can and does save lives. When your employees return to work, they will be excited and ready to implement new techniques and information into your existing Electrical Safety Program. Utilize our knowledge and expertise to learn exactly how to be compliant with all that OSHA and the 2015 NFPA 70E require to provide your employees a safe working environment.