BLS Update
Why Become Certified?
“Formal procedure by which an accredited or authorized individuals or organizations… in accordance with established requirements or standards.”
body. For professionals working around lasers, becoming ®
) is one of the highest
of knowledge and expertise, and possesses a higher level of commitment to the industry.
It enhances the LSO’s credibility
as the authoritative individual responsible for the facility’s laser safety program.
) validates the company’s dedication to a safe working environment. The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) requires employers to provide a working environment free of recognized hazards and to comply with OSHA’s regulations. This certainly pertains to laser safety because Class 3B and Class 4 lasers pose a recognized hazard. By passing the CLSO/ thorough understanding of laser safety concepts, practices and state and federal regulations. When an organization has a CLSO/ CMLSO on staff, it illustrates to OSHA that the company has high standards in place with regard to its laser safety program.
® CMLSO®
just be the connection to other laser safety professionals. It goes further than great networking – it is the ability to call on one another whether there is a need or facing a problem not encountered before – there will be someone out there who will offer an ear to listen, a shoulder to lean on, advice to consider, a possible solution, or a warning of what not to do.
For information on becoming certified, please visit
www.lasersafety.org or contact the BLS office at +1.407.985.3810.
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Elevate your status as an LSO Stay up-to-date with industry changes Demonstrate your commitment to the job
Validate your employer’s dedication to a safe working environment
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