Knowledge Saves Lives Inc.

We just finished the largest SB 390 course of the school year! Last week we completed the 3-day mandatory training program for 120 employees with the Tracy Unified School District in Northern California. Here is a photo of our program director John Wilson and a few of the attendees. To learn how to bring this training to your visit us at knowledgesaveslives.com

On average, California employers spend $48 per employee on SB 553 mandated workplace violence online training. How does a $15 per employee, per year solution, with full HR and Labor code compliance, sound?

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Do you have 10 or more employees? We can help.

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What did we do on day you ask? You guessed it! We had attendees join us from Wisconsin, Florida, Arizona and here in California to tour the KSL Campus and participate in training. To learn more about how we can help your organization with emergency preparedness resources, visit us at knowledgesaveslives.com

If you have a business in California and have ten or more employees (who aren’t all working remote) you are required to comply with CA Labor Code 6401.9 and create a workplace violence prevention plan, maintain an incident log and provide your employees with Cal/OSHA compliant training.

We can help for only $15 per employee!

Select what you need, we send you all of the items and training links, while maintaining all of your workplace violence records for you.

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Yesterday, Tony Rios, along with Joe Sampson, Joe Gutierrez, and David Rynski, led our Southern California training team in delivering site-specific lockdown training to the staff at the San Jose Charter Academy in West Covina. The comprehensive training program covered situational awareness, classroom and office area lockdown procedures, and attendees received certification in Stop the Bleed. To discover how your organization can benefit from this and other emergency preparedness resources, please visit knowledgesaveslives.com.