Electrical Safety Training System (ESTS) for Non-Electrical Worker Canada and USA Reviews

4.1 Rating 23 Reviews

About Danatec:

At Danatec, we are in the business of sending people home safely to their families.

We have over 30 years of experience building, publishing and customizing training solutions for organizations – we take the challenge out of complex regulatory compliance. We build training programs that are easy to use, easy to implement, cost-effective and help our customers remain safe and compliant.

If you need a comprehensive health and safety program that is customized to your needs, our team of experts have various solutions that can be tailored to meet your business.

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Phone:

8004653366

Email:

marketing@weknowtraining.ca

Location:

10130, 103 Street Northwest, 18th Floor,
10130, 103 Street Northwest, 18th Floor
Edmonton
T5J 3N9

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“Danatec is always very friendly when I access them for questions or to place an order. They are prompt and efficient at looking after my request. I enjoy working with them!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Electrical course was up to par.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“We used this program course to train new-hires into our plant. The course is very well laid-out and presented, and each individual found the course to be both interesting and pertinent for them in our environment.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It was a good course and simple to follow”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Good course. Some of your multiple choice questions are a bit misleading. For example with consensus standards, state that it is what you are looking for. Some of the multiple choice answers are things that need to be done but aren't consensus standards. You want people to learn, not get confused by misleading choices.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The review was comprehensive and aimed at the right target audience.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Information was clear and easy to navigate...after I figured out how to close out and advance. Prob my fault but took a couple modules to be sure of hitting the right “x”. Good course.”