THE OSHA TRAINING BLOG HAS MOVED TO OUR NEW WEBSITE. VISIT US AT https://oshatraining.com/osha-training-blogs/
Greetings.
My name is Curtis Chambers, and this is my first post to this new blog. My hope is to share information about OSHA training and compliance matters. I am also developing a new website, oshatraining.com, and am seeking input into how to best build this new website to make it useful to you.
A little about myself. I am past owner of a company called OSHA Pros, which is considered to be a leader in the on site and online OSHA training world. I recently sold that business to another safety professional so he can take it to the next level, and because I got tired of the constant travel (I am a member of the 5 million mile club at American Airlines).
After a short sabbatical, I incorporated a new business, OSHA Training Services Inc., to offer my expertise in on site OSHA training and consultation to customers around the United States. But what I am most excited about is that I recently purchased the URL "oshatraining.com" from another company (I killed the original website and the URL is temporarily pointed to my website at oshatrainingservices.com), and am now in the process of slowly and carefully building a website dedicated to OSHA training.
What will the new website be like? I am not sure, as there are many possibilities for a site like this. The obvious thing to do is to offer OSHA training services (I gotta make a living), but more importantly, I want to provide insight into OSHA training requirements and resources to help customers in need of training, as well as OSHA Outreach trainers and other safety professionals. Any ideas or comments you may have about the website (pre and post development) are welcome and encouraged.
My next post will discuss who is actually required to provide (or be provided with) training under OSHA regulations. And please, provide a link to this blog to all your friends and contacts, the more people I can get involved in the early stages, the better this blog will be.
I'm pleased to see this new effort to improve communication in the safety community. I was working a case involving finger amputations a few weeks back and solicited the opinions of several colleagues that help me form my testimony. I hope that many will take advantage of the sharing of opinions on this new blog.
ReplyDeleteBob Andres, CSP, DABFE
Independent Consultant &
Director of Government & Public Affairs
Florida Suncoast Chapter of ASSE
CALL FOR SPEAKERS!
ReplyDeleteIf you are interested in visiting Southwest Florida in late October (and who wouldn't be?) we are calling for speakers for the upcoming ASSE Suncoast Chapter Professional Development Conference to be presented at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Fort Myers, FL on Friday, October 28. The only safety conference being held in south Florida this year, we are lookiong for unique and timely topics. Please submit your proposed content and bio to asseswfl@comcast.net before September 20. (no money, but free admission and certification credits galore)