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Adams Safety
Training is
an authorized training site for Medic First Aid, American Health
and Safety Institute (AHSI), American CPR, American Heart
Association, and American Red Cross - we use Medic First Aid
materials and certifications unless you request otherwise. Please tell us
what you need and want and we will make every effort to accommodate you."
Having been active in providing Safety
Training in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1992, and with over 24 years in
the Safety Industry, Adams Safety Training can tailor a comprehensive
training for any Industry. Taking into account our instructors' prior
industry experience and an individual company's accident and loss
experience, we will tailor a specific program for your organization. This
custom designed program will meet the needs of the individual company while
making the training more meaningful for the employees.
Additionally, all of our programs meet the
requirements of all State and Federal Regulatory Agencies.
We understand the value of time and money so
we provide a thorough class in the shortest possible time and strive to make
the class enjoyable but never sacrifice quality.
Our students have indicated that our training
programs are easy to learn, remember, and are stress-free. No written
tests!
Students state they prefer our classes over other well known
programs, because our classes are tailored for their company or job.
Materials and or the class can be co-taught in
Spanish as well as in
English.
Excellent References available upon request.
See the
testimonials of some of our happy clients |
With
over 24 years in the Insurance and Loss Control industry, Ray Adams,
our primary instructor, has a first hand understanding of the challenges
facing companies when it comes to preventing and controlling accidents and
injuries. 
Rosemarie
Adams has a degree in criminal justice and has worked for over 10 years
in the security/loss prevention industry. 
Stacy
McGinty has a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology & Nutrition.
She is certified for personal training through The American College of
Sports Medicine (ACSM) and is a Group Exercise Instructor. 
Kent
Ringgenberg started his law enforcement career as a police officer in
1978. In 1988, Kent went to work in the Security Department of a Fortune 50
retailer. During his twelve year tenure there, he advanced to every position
within the 19 person department, and was finally promoted to the position of
Division Security Director.