Over the last three years Valley Fever has been increasing
in California.In 2017 there was an
all-time high of 8,203 Valley Fever cases either suspected, probable and
confirmed.This is 2,000 more cases
compared to 2016, and almost 4,700 more cases than 2015.It is evident that Valley Fever is only
increasing, and more training and precautions are needed to protect employees.
TAP Series offers Valley Fever Training to not only train
your employees on Valley Fever but document employee training in your TAP
account.Course certificates can be
reprinted anytime.The self-paced course
allows your employees to train on their schedule and is available in English
and Spanish.TAP’s system allows you to
reenroll employees quickly for annual reviews or into new courses.
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Written by TAP Series Editorial · Reviewed November 1, 2021
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