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there is no 'official' software to keep records of 'certification' training
it is all done inhouse with companies and thier own trainers in what ever method they use to do it. And generally done the cheapest way possible as long as it gets done and the certification cards are handed out ;o)


and as for ssts123 and his 3d training program?
has this program been approved and certified by OSHA to be used as a training program?
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