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At Diamond Safety & Training, we are your trusted partner in workplace and church safety. Our mission is to equip businesses, organizations, and churches with the highest level of OSHA-compliant safety training to protect employees, reduce risks, and ensure full compliance with industry regulations.

With years of hands-on experience in environmental health and safety (EHS), risk management, and church security, our expert trainers understand the real-world challenges your organization faces. That’s why we offer customized, industry-specific training solutions designed to meet your unique needs.

Why Choose Diamond Safety & Training?

✅ Comprehensive Safety Courses – We cover critical topics like electrical safety, fall protection, hazard communication, emergency response, active shooter preparedness, and church risk management.
✅ OSHA-Approved Training – Stay compliant and protect your workforce with up-to-date OSHA safety courses.
✅ Tailored Training Solutions – Whether you need general workplace safety training or industry-specific risk management, we create programs that align with your operational needs.
✅ Church Safety Experts – We specialize in church risk management, helping religious organizations lower insurance costs, improve security, and ensure compliance.
✅ Flexible Learning Options – We provide on-site, virtual, and self-paced online training to accommodate your schedule.

Invest in Safety, Reduce Risk, and Stay Compliant

At Diamond Safety & Training, we go beyond compliance—we create safer workplaces and communities. Whether you run a business, warehouse, construction site, or church, our proven training programs will equip your team with the knowledge and confidence to prevent accidents and enhance safety.

Contact us:888-339-8118 "Beyond Compliance: Building a Safer Future with Diamond Safety & Training"

Worker wearing a wearable safety sensor device to help prevent workplace injuries
Worker wearing a full-body exoskeleton support device while lifting a box, demonstrating wearable safety technology
Anthony Crowder, Lead Safety Consultant at Diamond Safety & Training

Anthony Crowder

Lead Safety Consultant

Mr. Anthony Crowder is an experienced Safety Consultant at Diamond Safety & Training; competent in developing and promoting Lean Safety and developing company cultures in safety. He is familiar with building and managing action plans, root cause analysis, maintaining compliance with standards and optimizing program operations. He is very dedicated to crafting straightforward and successful safety programs. 

Anthony has a wealth of experience when it comes to safety training. His 17 years of experience make him an invaluable resource for companies looking to create a safe working environment for their employees. Anthony’s expertise ensures that employees are properly trained in how to safely perform their duties, minimizing the risk of accidents and injuries.  

 

Active Shooter Training is a critical skill that Anthony has learnt through his partnership with Active Violence Emergency Response Training (AVERT). While focusing on three (3) main areas: Escape, Evade & Attack; AVERT also teaches specific bleeding control techniques and applications, all of which can prove critical to saving lives and mitigating loss in an active violent incident.  

Anthony delivers OSHA compliance safety training for the benefits of companies functioning in potentially harmful environments. This feat is accomplished, as he advances his knowledge through attending OSHA classes.

A Wide Range of Safety Trainings

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Our courses include but are NOT limited to :

Wearable Tech certification

Certification ensures wearable products are safe, secure and compliant.

Fall Protection

Covers fall hazards, ladder safety and more

Bloodborne Pathogens

Basic first aid guidelines and precautions

Workplace Violence Protection

Includes active shooter response

Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention

Valuable tools for preventing workplace injury

Avoiding Sprains and Strains

Ergonomic practices for safe working

Last updated: July 17, 2026