| Be ready to respond to the “silent killer.” |
| Make sure you and your team are ready. Get the knowledge and skills you need to recognize and respond to carbon monoxide incidents. |
| The course is modular, and can be done a step at a time, as your busy schedule permits. |
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Register at firstresponder.ngridsafety.com. Once you create your user ID and password, you’ll be able to access all the e-learning modules and resources. |
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Complete all e-learning modules and receive a certificate of completion that may serve to satisfy your department’s utility safety training requirements. |
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| Register today and complete your FREE e-learning at firstresponder.ngridsafety.com. |
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This job requires continual study and learning to stay on top of every possible situation. National Grid’s utility safety training provides the tools and the confidence to keep firefighters and others safe in natural gas and electrical emergencies.  |
Robert Hughes
Chief Instructor, Nassau County Fire Service Academy, Old Bethpage, New York |
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