[Applications Open for July 2026] Online Safety and Health Training 'I'm Safe' Launches 'One Person Free' Campaign for New Corporate Clients
The online safety and health training service 'I'm Safe' is launching a 'Debut Discount' campaign for new corporate clients in July 2026. Companies signing up 5 or more employees for the same course will receive one seat for free. The service provides practical Zoom-based training, including chemical substance management and foreman training, to help companies reduce costs and improve efficiency.
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Due to revisions in the Industrial Safety and Health Act, the importance of safety and health education in companies is increasing year by year. Meanwhile, site managers and HR personnel often face challenges such as time wasted traveling to training venues, high costs, and difficulty in scheduling. Therefore, 'I'm Safe,' which offers online (Zoom) training that can be taken from anywhere, has prepared a special 'Debut Discount' for July to help new corporate clients introduce the service with peace of mind. This campaign is exclusively for new clients. If you sign up for 5 or more people for the same general online course at once, one person's tuition will be free. The campaign applies to applications made between July 1 and July 31, 2026. Eligible courses include popular training such as Chemical Substance Manager Training, Protective Equipment Management Supervisor Education, Safety Manager Appointment Training, Foreman Training, and Heatstroke Prevention Manager Training. As the training is fully online, companies can save on travel and accommodation expenses while receiving practical lectures from professional instructors. Additionally, schedules can be changed for free as many times as needed before the start of the course.
FAQ
Is the training provided by I'm Safe legally recognized in Japan?
Yes, the courses are designed to comply with the Industrial Safety and Health Act of Japan.