Training Certification Program
Customized For You
MAUMEE, OH-Spartan Chemical Company, Inc., an international manufacturer of chemical specialty maintenance products, offers training and certification programs for end users. The programs are customizable for public and private education and industry members. Attendees will receive training manuals containing workplace experience information. Upon successful completion of the class, printed certificates will be distributed. One available program covers Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Compliance and includes a site-specific exposure control plan.
Contact Spartan Chemical at (800) 537-8990 for more information as this training opportunity is available through Spartan's Regional Managers via authorized Spartan Distributors.
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