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Here are the differences between OSHA 10 and 30-hour courses
September 12, 2019
See the differences between OSHA’s 10 and 30-hour certifications, construction certifications, facilitator options, and limitations.
Results of 2019 Life Safety Professionals Industry Survey
August 14, 2019
The results from the 2019 Life Safety Professionals survey are now available. See peer salaries, benefits, satisfaction, education, and more.
Learn best practices for emergencies at IFASC this October 18
August 14, 2019
Make sure your center is ready to handle a worst-case scenario with information from this vital conference session on October 18, 2019.
Four Counties come together to train and conduct HazMat drill
July 25, 2019
DeKalb, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben will practice a HazMat exercise July 31 in Ashley, Ind.
LaGrange, Noble, and Hancock Counties receive funds for new emergency preparedness staff
July 24, 2019
New state and federal grant funds to three Indiana counties are being put to use for skilled and experienced emergency preparedness staff.
Case Study: Fairbanks Recovery Center saves 16 hours a month, $160k in work and fines annually with Vantage Point Life Safety Audit
July 22, 2019
Summary In 2018, Fairbanks Recovery Center, a mid-size drug and alcohol treatment facility in Indianapolis, identified gaps between the skills of their staff, their time, and requirements for OSHA and Joint Commission certification. Numerous other outside companies were conducting bi-annual surveys and reviews of their facility, but they were leaving Fairbanks with over $160,000 in
