Laser Safety Training
Classroom, online & on-site courses provided by LIA

This course is tailored to fit the needs of safety professionals, engineers, laser operators, technicians, and other professionals assigned the duties of Laser Safety Officer who are not required to perform hazard analysis calculations.

If you’re a laser safety officer who must train his or her staff, this is the course to take — without having to bring in an outside expert or send personnel to a course and losing valuable productivity. This short training session will cover the safety basics for those operating or working near laser systems.

This course will discuss the basics of lasers, bio-physics, laser safety standards, control measures, accident scenarios, and sample lab settings that are used in educational institutions. If you are a student, professor, safety officer, science department chair or high school teacher, this is a great format to get up to speed with the most current laser safety issues.

Developed and taught by LIA experts, the LSO course was designed for all levels of experience involved in industrial, military, educational, or research applications of lasers. It is tailored to fit the needs of safety professionals, engineers, laser operators, technicians, and other professionals assigned the duties of Laser Safety Officer who are not required to perform hazard analysis calculations.

If you're a laser safety officer in a medical facility such as a hospital, surgery center, clinic, or physician’s private practice who must train his or her staff, this is the course to take. This short training session will cover the safety basics for those medical personnel operating or working near a laser system.

For the first time, LIA is offering discounts for medical facilities that purchase multiple seats. In the Laser Safety for Physicians course, you will gain valuable knowledge and understanding of the basics of laser safety in a surgical environment, legal requirements, who regulates lasers, safe operating use, and safety controls. You will be better prepared to offer a safer medical office for your patients and employees.