It’s been a great year for training young and old workers to keep safety as part of the job and not a secondary thought. Everyone deserves to go home after a hard day with their life and physical and mental well-being intact. It’s about being conscious of your actions and maintaining focus throughout every job task.
Michael Malone has worked in many different fields and taught at a local community college for the last 8 years. Michael has taught classes in OSHA 10- and 30-hour
Industrial safety, Construc on. Fall Protec on, Confined Space, Excavations, Utility Locator, Process Technology, Quality Control, Renewable Resources and Fire Safety, CDL,
Ariel Platforms, Front End Loader, and Forklift training. Prior to becoming an instructor, Michael served 4 years in the U.S. Navy as an avia on electrician and spent me in
the Persian Gulf on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier during the Gulf War. A er serving in the Navy, he a ended school at the University of Wyoming and received a
Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Michael then went to work on commercial wind turbines in the Casper area where he became a Lead Wind Technician. Michael is
extremely passionate about teaching and has a firm belief that establishing a safety conscious workforce will increase production, quality and morale.
