Why Us
In 1996, we pioneered the online training industry. We were the first to provide commercially available online training. Today, "National Environmental Trainers"® is the most recognized name in training - classroom or online. Compliance officials from OSHA, EPA, DOT and others see our certificates on a daily basis.
Our original vision of providing workplace training, any time and any place, at the learner's pace is now becoming a standard feature of workplace training for our clients and many others.
Our experience in working with our clients over the past several years has taught us a great deal about how to provide an effective online learning solution that meets our clients' training needs. This along with subject matter experts from the Environmental, Health & Safety field produces what we believe is a compliance solution unmatched in the training industry. Experience in this field is everything.
We continuously evaluate and evolve our content development approach, hosting solutions, and learner management features from real-world customer feedback. At NET, it is all about the client and how to productively meet his/her needs. Our mission is to provide organizations with a highly effective on-line training solution that can be implemented quickly at a competitive price and supported with great customer service.
OSHA Accepts our HAZWOPER Hands-on Simulator®
In an interpretation letter dated February 4, 2009 OSHA stated that our exclusive HAZWOPER Hands-on Simulator® is acceptable when used in conjunction with site specific training. Site specific hands-on training on the actual equipment an employee will be using is required for both online training and public seminar (open enrollment) classroom training. (If you thought you met the OSHA requirements by sending your employees offsite to a public seminar training class, please read the detailed explanation below). Employers can now train their employees online for the 40 or 24 hour HAZWOPER courses and then conduct site specific hands-on training on the actual equipment an employee will be using in their job.