We will come to you! 

At the Continuing Education/Outreach Program, we can take many of our courses on the road. We are currently able to offer on-site training in the following counties: Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura and Santa Barbara. On-Site training can greatly benefit employers in many ways:

	Dates and times that meet your needs
	Lower course cost per employee
	Reduce or eliminate travel expenses
	Reduce time away from work
	May provide the opportunity for addressing site specific issues and hand-on experience

Your place or ours?

We are happy to locate a near-by convenient site for training or to use your facilities (usually a more economical option). 

What kind of training?

	Injury and Illness Prevention and Protection And More.... Modules may include Injury and Illness Prevention Program, Loss Control Leadership, Incident Investigation and Reporting, Planned Inspections and others. Click here to learn more about our Injury and Illness Prevention and Protection training.
	American Red Cross Workplace Training. Modules include Slips, Trips and Falls; Back Injury Prevention; Workplace Violence Awareness, Managing Stress and others. Click here to learn more about ourAmerican Red Cross Workplace training.
	We offer a selection of OSHA and Cal-OSHA training courses.  Click here to learn more about our OSHA training.
	We offer a special program of Hazardous Substance Training. Click here for Hazardous Substance Training Course.
	We have a menu of courses in various areas of study: Ergonomics, Stress, Workplace Health and Safety and more.  Click here for a pdf listing our core courses. Download Menu of On-Site Courses

Because we tailor the training to your needs, you can choose a combination of courses from the different categories.

Some of our courses are offered in collaboration with the Labor Occupational Safety and Health Program at UCLA (UCLA-LOSH) or the OSHA Training Institute at UC San Diego Extension.

Open Enrollment or Closed?

Closed enrollment means only your employees may attend. Open enrollment means we will seek trainees from your surrounding community. Open enrollment is a way to potentially reduce the cost to you.

Subsidies for Health and Safety Professionals Working for State or Local Government

NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety ad Health) provides funding to support hazardous substance training for employees of state and local government who are health and safety professionals. We are often able to provide stipends that greatly reduce the cost of eligible courses. If you are a state or local government agency, check with us to inquire about the availability of stipends for particular courses. 

Minimum Requirements

All you need is at least 15 employees per class. 

Costs are based on a number of factors including number and length of course(s); number of trainees; faculty expense including travel; transportation of equipment and course materials; cost of facilities, if any.

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