TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN USA

Lifeguard Training provides entry-level participants the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to breathing and aquatic emergencies and to provide care for cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until EMS personnel arrives.

The combined program (750 hours/25 Credits) is designed to provide the Fire Fighter Minimum Standards training followed by the EMT training. The Fire Fighter Minimum Standards program involves 450 student contact hours (15 Credits) of training.

We offer a HACCP Certification program for more complex demands, such as retail seafood, sous vide, or vacuum packing.

Defensive Driving training is offered by Atlanta DUI Academy for all skill level. Each class is 6 hours plus an hour for lunch The cost of the class is $95.00. 

ReSolve offers turnkey solutions for companies in need of safety management assistance. Our goal is to be an extension of your team. We can handle all of your safety and compliance needs, or assist with certain task on an as-needed basis.

Change equals risk. With change comes an increase in risk. The increased risk can be temporary while we work through the change, or it can be permanent. It is our job to determine which. We are in unprecedented times and experiencing a time of significant change for all organizations.

Internal auditing can be an effective way to improve a company’s food safety and quality system. The key to an effective internal auditing system is to identify general compliance to an external or internal standard, but to also verify effectiveness of procedure, program or system that is being a...

Fire Safety training is required for all caregiver professionals in Georgia. Training consists of a 3-hour initial course and a 2-hour refresher course. The Commissioner's office has certified over 500 instructors to provide this training.

Through hands-on training with fire simulations in a safe learning environment, our professional instructors will educate your staff on the basics of fire extinguisher locations, common fire hazards, proper procedures, safe evacuation routes, and more.

Every year workplace fires cause hundreds of millions of dollars in damage and result in numerous employee injuries. Yet many employees do not realize how their own work practices can contribute to the risk of fire.