"The Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center gave me a solid background in the knowledge, skills, and processes I needed to be familiar with, without spending 2 to 4 additional years in school." - Patrick O'Shaughnessy
Troy Corbin, OSHA Instructor of over 15 years, is a trail blazer in maritime industry safety and health training.
“[The Certificate Program] improved not only my knowledge level and my resume, but also my confidence in myself," - Jeff Dalto.
“I have worked on every continent but Antarctica,” says Gail, and she brings that unique global perspective to her teaching at the Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center.
What's the big deal about respirable crystalline silica, and what do you need to know about OSHA's new standards?
The year was 1978 when Van Howell, now an instructor with the Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center, started his career in safety.
Dana Stahl discovered her passion for safety in the aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and never looked back. Now she is an instructor at the Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center.
Health and safety risks such as overexposure to UV light from the sun, dehydration, and heat-related illness can be serious for outdoor workers during the summer months.
"There are more women on job sites and in positions of leadership now than ever. There have been many women before me that have pushed for changes, suffered consequences, died. I thank them for their sacrifice. It’s on our shoulders now."
What is it like to be female trades worker? Union Carpenter AJ Peroutka shares her inspiring story and encourages other women to join her in the trades industry.
