Building and Physical Premises Safety including the Storage and Handling of Bio Contaminants and Hazardous Materials

(15 customer reviews)

This course provides practical information and tips for creating a safe environment for young children. This course also explores common outdoor injuries and appropriate ways to prevent them. This training meets the initial training requirement for Building and Physical Premises Safety in Nevada.

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15 reviews for Building and Physical Premises Safety including the Storage and Handling of Bio Contaminants and Hazardous Materials

  1. Vanessa RENO, NV –

    These courses are helpful and great to
    Keep children safe.

  2. Kris LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Great program!

  3. Krista HENDERSON, NV –

    grateful for your classes

  4. Sonya SPARKS, NV –

    Sometimes having a group outdoor play activity can build social and interactive skills

  5. Yolanda INCLINE VILLAGE, NV –

    I”m so happy to take this courses, because I’m learnig thinks I don’t know.

  6. Shelae LAS VEGAS, NV –

    great course, very informative.

  7. Ryan LAS VEGAS, NV –

    This course was very easy to understand.

  8. paula DAYTON, NV –

    this course has a v

    this course was very informaative

  9. Vicki HENDERSON, NV –

    this course was very informative

  10. Pamela SPARKS, NV –

    I really like the classes and tell other centers to call or email CCEI

  11. Adrianna RENO, NV –

    Very good. I used to own a home daycare and I remember using all of these safety tips. Thank you.

  12. ARACELI CARSON CITY, NV –

    very good subject

  13. Bethany NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV –

    It was informative

  14. Irma LAS VEGAS, NV –

    all good

  15. BRITTNI LAS VEGAS, NV –

    great

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