PRESS RELEASE: Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy Partners with WSO

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DADE MOELLER PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release
May 18, 2011

Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy Partners with World Safety Organization

Academy Now Offers WSO Certification Exams and Continuing Education Units

Richland, Wash. – Dade Moeller (www.moellerinc.com) announces that it has finalized an agreement with the World Safety Organization (WSO) whereby credentialed Organization members can earn continuing education units (CEUs) for Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy courses related to their certification. Additionally, those seeking WSO Safety Specialist certification for the Radiological concentration may take the qualification exam at a Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy location after completion of the Academy’s popular “Radiation Safety Officer” or “Radiation Protection Fundamentals for Policymakers and Managers” course.

“Our new partnership with the esteemed World Safety Organization is a testimony to the quality of our Academy courses, faculty members, and training centers,” says CEO Matt Moeller. “We welcome the Organization’s safety professionals to our Academy and look forward to helping them fulfill their certification and continuing education requirements.”

The Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy (www.moellerinc.com/training.php) offers 36 courses through its three training centers in Las Vegas; Gaithersburg, Md. (Washington, DC, area); and Acton, Mass. (Boston area). The Academy also offers 26 courses online at www.radtrainonline.com/courses. The Academy’s faculty members, who are recognized experts in radiation safety training, also frequently present customized courses on-site at government, industrial, academic, research, and medical facilities and for professional organizations across the United States, Canada, and Western Europe.

The World Safety Organization (www.worldsafety.org) is a professional organization founded in 1975 to internationalize all safety fields and disseminate best practices, skills, and technologies worldwide. The Organization consists of 4,000 members, and its certification program is recognized by more than 1,000 corporate and private institutions worldwide.

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For more information, contact Paula Tumlinson, 509-946-0410 x283, ptumlinson@moellerinc.com.

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Buyer beware.  WSO is not an accredited certification program.

The courses are probably worth the tuition, but the certification is not as highly regarded as those from BCSP because they are not accredited.

However, the WSO should not be confused with the NASP.  Though neither is accredited, the NASP is a pure "diploma mill", for safety "licenses" and "certifications".  WSO at least, has a legitimate process that involves quite a bit more than just paying for a course.