Houston Area Safety Council

11 reviews

+1 (281) 476-9900

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5213 Center St

Pasadena, TX 77505

+1 (281) 476-9900

http://www.hasc.com

Houston Area Safety Council, based in Pasadena, TX, is a reputable organization dedicated to promoting safety and health in the workplace.

With a focus on providing training and resources, the council aims to support businesses in creating a safe and secure work environment for their employees.

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3.511 reviews

Marc M.

6/3/2024

BRING A JACKET! Even in the Texas summer heat, it's freezing cold in the classrooms. Also recommend bringing a drink/lunch/snacks.

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Alejandro G.

5/11/2023

Had the Basic Plus class with Instructor Sam at Decker Dr, Baytown. He is fine is a fine instructor. Keeps the class engaged and not boring. Does not keep you there longer than needed either....

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Joshua W.

10/25/2023

Went in for a few classes. Went into room 1 and the a/c was blasting so hard I was freezing the entire time I was in there. Felt like I got a cold from sitting in that room for about 6 hours. All...

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Deaundray C.

4/13/2023

my instructor AJ was very helpful and gave a lot of insight on the lessons never made anyone feel dumb for asking any questions and had a very comfortable learning atmosphere im greatful to have...

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Kamyal C.

4/5/2023

Michelle is a great instructor and very knowledgeable with hands on experience and training to help people in real life situation!! Great Job Michelle

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