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Training schedule

NHTSA Standardized Child Passenger Safety Technician Training Program

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) created a standardized course to teach a variety of professionals how to help parents do a better job of protecting their children by:

• Developing technical skills regarding child passenger protection
• Identifying misuse and correcting it
• Becoming a community resource
• Educating others in child passenger safety issues
• Reducing potential liability

This course involves hands on experience, critiquing and installing car seats. Persons who complete the course and pass required testing will become entry-level technicians certified for 2 years by National SAFE KIDS.

Wisconsin training schedule:

Tentative dates, subject to change. Call (715) 346-0055 to confirm training sessions.
Visit www.wcpsa.com for more information.

2012

• Green Bay, September 19-22
• Kenosha, September 17-21
• La Crosse, October 8-11
• Wisconsin Dells, November 5-8

2013

• Weston/Wausau, February 13-16

Registration form

For additional information on the Standardized Child Passenger Safety Technician Training Program contact:

Kareen Everman
Child Passenger Safety Training Administrator
52 Sunset Blvd.
Stevens Point, WI 54481
(866) 511-9467 (WINS toll free number)
(715) 346-0055
(715) 346-0003 Fax
wcpsa@sbcglobal.net
www.wcpsa.com

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Last modified: September 17, 2012