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 VendorPedia: Your Interactive Vendor Directory
VendorPedia.com helps safety professionals find the vendors, products, and services you need and use on a daily basis. You'll find everything from review materials to continuing education courses to designations and certifications.
We also offer numerous career and professional development products and services: updates, software, trade shows, annual reporting forms, recordkeeping journals, guidelines, salary and/or tax updates, coaches, practice management and marketing books, and more!
Simply use the search box below and you'll see a complete list of products and vendors. You can purchase products directly from VendorPedia, or you see a complete Company Profile for each vendor, including contact information, articles, brochures, demos, white papers, or other literature that will help you in your buying decision.

 How VendorPedia Works
Our interactive directory of safety vendors, products, and services makes it easy for safety professionals to find companies and products to make their job easier.
Simply search by your desired industry topic, and we’ll show you applicable products and vendors.
For each vendor, you will see:- A complete Profile Page that shows company name, web address, phone, and contact info
- Articles, white papers, demos, and brochures
- Books, seminars, events, and product information
- Press releases
- Audio and video clips
- Podcasts
- Links to blog pages
You also can send RFP requests at the click of a button!
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Get Started: Find and Research Vendors
Quick Search Options
Already know what you are looking for? Simply use the search options below.
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Hiring Right The First Time By Yenisse Alonso |
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10 Questions To Ask Your Employees By John Brady |
| Michael Jalbert, president of Management Recruiters International (www.mrinetwork.com), believes that bosses should think of retention as re-recruiting their workforce.
"This means applying the strategies and tools of external recruiting to your current emp ... More |
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