Any safety training organized without our certification -Freshangle News

The President of Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria, ISPON, Chief Stephen Udezi L.A., has declared that any safety training organized, without ISPON certification in any part of Nigeria, is illegal.

Our Principal Correspondent, reports that Chief Udezi made the declaration at the ISPON Delta State Branch office in Warri, Friday, November 14.

He pointed out that any company operating with a safety department, without a registered ISPON member, shall be sanctioned according to the ISPON Act.

The ISPON President, who was speaking to newsmen in Warri during a press briefing to mark the induction of new members and the upgrade of old members, stressed that no company is permitted to operate a training center, without the backing of the ISPON permit or approval.

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