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Amber Treto Assumes duties as the SCSI Registrar

SCSI Courses now located at the DoubleTree Hotel on the Waterfront in San Pedro, California

Effective 5 April 2008, All SCSI open enrollment courses in the United States will be held at the DoubleTree Hotel in San Pedro. The DoubleTree describes itself as "A luxurious Mediterranean-style hotel nestled between the picturesque Cabrillo Marina and peaceful Cabrillo Beach, just 18 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport and six miles north of Long Beach." The hotel is 18 miles from Los Angeles International Airport. Directions from the Airport are take the 405 freeway South to freeway 110 south, which ends at Gaffey. Left onto Gaffey, left onto 22nd St., right at 2nd light onto Via Cabrillo Marina. Hotel is on the left. The Hotel is on the waterfront with a marina in front and is a short walk to the beach. To visit the DoubleTree Hotel website, click here.

SCSI Establishes Crash Lab In Southern California

SCSI has established a Crash Lab in Southern California for use in Accident Investigation Courses. Currently, the crash lab has six mishap exhibits.

Click here for additional information about how you can purchase courses/enrollments and other training services from SCSI using SCSI's GSA Contract (Multiple Award Schedule)

All SCSI courses now on GSA/FSS purchase list. Military courses now available as well.

SCSI has been awarded a Federal Supply Schedule Contract. This means that customers authorized to purchase training services through the GSA or FSS system can now find all SCSI courses on the GSA Advantage Website. You may also pay using your "federal government credit card." The SCSI courses are not yet all uploaded to the GSA system but this work is in progress. if you have questions about what SINs are involved and about course development, course modifications, distance learning courses, and other services now available, contact SCSI and see how you can meet your needs and bypass lengthy RFP solicitation processes.

Dr. Peter C. Gardiner, President and CEO of SCSI, presenting a General Session talk on the "Business Case For Safety" at the Turbomeca Operators' Symposium in Vienna, April, 2008