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Welcome Friends, Family and Clients!

First, let me thank you for using EMTA Enterprises as your source for Health and Safety Training and Products!

We value each client and are constantly upgrading our services to better serve you!

We have partnered with CONSTANT CONTACT to manage our Public Course Registrations.  This allows for a smoother registration process for our Public Clients.

As many of you know, Jennifer is now managing the Phones and Office Full Time and is available to handle all of your scheduling and product needs.  Call 1-877-235-3682 or email SALES@EMTA.NET to reach her!

As always, our Private clients (businesses, groups, etc) can emailSALES@EMTA.NET at ANYTIME to schedule ON-Site Training Courses.

CALL OR EMAIL TODAY to set up training!   Our schedule is filling fast!

The 2015 PUBLIC TRAINING CALENDAR is online! We have lots of openings!


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