“Safety Training In The Digital Age” – Infographic

April 7, 2015 ~ Jack Benton

It’s 2015, and today’s hottest occupational safety and health topic is online eLearning. Chatrooms and blogs are inundated with online training discussions. Vendors are rushing to market with new, online training products. Even OSHA has recognized its value and is promoting it

Progressive executives, HR directors, and operations managers love online training because it’s: less disruptive of production, consistent, convenient, preferred by today’s tech savvy employees, and economical.

For more information on this poll, visit Safety Awakenings at: http://www.safetyawakenings.com/online-safety-training-a-comprehensive-guide-for-managers-2/

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