FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ETC Expands to New Phoenix Training Campus, Launches New Classes and Digital Certification System Phoenix, AZ – May 15th 2025 – ETC Compliance Solutions is proud to announce the expansion of its operations with the opening of a new, state-of-the-art training campus located at 2642 E Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85016. This…
Navigating the 10-for-1 Deregulation OrderWhat It Means for Workplace Safety and Compliance. A Major Shift In Government Regulation In a significant move to reshape federal regulations, President Donald Trump signed an executive order on January 31, 2025, mandating that for every new rule introduced, federal agencies must eliminate ten existing ones. This “10-for-1” directive intensifies…
Experience the All-New ETC Website: Streamlined for Your Compliance Needs At ETC, we understand the challenges businesses, corporations, and government agencies face in navigating complex regulatory environments. As your trusted partner for environmental, health, and safety training, we are committed to making your compliance journey as efficient and effective as possible. That’s why we’re thrilled…
Environmental health and safety (EHA) consulting services are vital for businesses in a variety of industries. According to Pew Research Center, more than 157 million Americans take part in the U.S. workforce. All of these employees need to practice proper safety in the workplace, especially those who work with dangerous equipment or hazardous materials. By…
Unfortunately, it should come as no surprise that, according to the U.S. Department of Education, school shootings have increased drastically over the past 20 years. Because of this, you should be proactive and train your employees for active shooter situations, including CPR certification training. In this blog, we discuss some of the reasons why you…
Unfortunately, regardless of the type of job you have, there’s always a possibility that an injury will happen at work. However, in the event that you are injured, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, surgery, pain, or life-altering effects that may occur. With a local OSHA training course, employees…
Job providers are responsible for maintaining reasonably safe work conditions. They also are responsible for ensuring workers are properly trained to work safely and minimize potential accidents and work-related injuries. According to our internal resources, an average of 14 workers die while working every day in the United States. Knowing how to handle a workplace…
Keeping a safe work environment encompasses a lot of different aspects. Injuries happen at work all the time. The common types of injuries at work are sprains, strains, and tears, according to Foresight. One thing you should consider is providing first aid training to your employees. This can be a great way to involve your…
Both in the private and public sectors, the Occupational Safety and Health Act works to protect both employees and employers. Occupational Safety and Health Administration training can help to prevent many injuries and accidents. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA guidelines and regulations are in place to maintain the safety and health conditions…
Some jobs are more dangerous than others and therefore require an extra level of training. OSHA training courses are a standard used in many professions so that workers are aware of any occupational health and safety risks and can adjust their habits during the workday accordingly. These training courses may involve 10 hours of training…