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We are ecstatic to announce that our very own Ian White has been nominated for GWO Instructor of the Year 2025.

TSL Instructor, Ian White, GWO Instructor of the Year 2025 Nominee

GWO Instructor of the Year Nominee - Ian White

Describe how you maintain instructor qualification in relation to specific modules and standards they instruct. 

Ian takes a proactive and hands-on approach to maintaining his qualifications, ensuring that the instruction he delivers is grounded in current industry practices and safety standards. He regularly performs site visits to wind farms to stay connected to the real-world environments his trainees work in. This allows him to adapt and tailor his instruction to the evolving challenges technicians face in the field.

Ian consistently seeks out opportunities for professional development. He earned his ASME Industrial Bolting Certification through HYTORC, which he directly integrates into his instruction for the Basic Technical Training – Bolt Tightening (BTT-B) module. In addition, he holds certification in suspended scaffolding through the Scaffold & Access Industry Association (SAIA), as well as several specialized certifications through KEE Safety.

These qualifications not only demonstrate Ian’s commitment to his own continued learning—they also enhance the quality and credibility of the training he provides. His diverse expertise allows him to connect with technicians on a deeper level and deliver instruction that meaningfully improves safety outcomes in the field.

How does your nominee gather feedback and use for continuous improvement? 

Ian actively prioritizes feedback as a tool for growth—both for himself and for the participants he trains. In addition to utilizing formal mechanisms like class surveys and Global Wind Organisation (GWO) feedback sessions, Ian goes beyond the standard by creating open, two-way dialogue in the classroom.

He regularly asks thoughtful, engaging questions during one-on-one interactions and group discussions, encouraging participants to share their experiences and perspectives. Ian listens attentively and values the insights offered by those in the field, recognizing that meaningful feedback often arises organically in conversation.

He also fosters an environment where participants feel comfortable exploring new ideas. During and after practical sessions, Ian gives individuals the space to problem-solve and think critically—learning as much from their approaches as they do from his instruction. This willingness to adapt, evolve, and continuously refine his methods reflects Ian’s deep commitment to delivering the most relevant and impactful training possible.

Please give an example of a difficult training situation where the nominee involved participants successfully. 

In a recent Basic Safety Training (BST) course, Ian was faced with a mixed group of newcomers and seasoned industry veterans. One participant, who had several years of experience and had completed BST multiple times, appeared disengaged and unmotivated by the material.

Recognizing the challenge, Ian skillfully applied GWO’s student-led learning approach to shift the dynamic of the class. Rather than treating the experienced participant as a passive attendee, Ian invited them to share their knowledge and contribute to discussions on industry best practices. By empowering this individual to take on a leadership role within the group, Ian not only re-engaged the participant but also enriched the learning experience for the entire class.

His ability to recognize and harness the strengths of his participants turned what could have been a routine or difficult session into a collaborative, energizing environment. This approach transformed the veteran’s experience into something meaningful and new—while reinforcing a culture of respect and shared learning across all experience levels.

Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne shares powerful insights on the Inspire Greatness Podcast - how transparency, celebration & strengths build life-saving teams.

Tech Safety Lines CEO on Inspire Greatness Podcast

How do you turn workplace safety into a mission that inspires teams and saves lives? Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne shares her three leadership principles—from radical transparency to celebrating every life protected—on the latest Inspire Greatness Podcast. 

Wind turbine technicians, construction workers, and first responders face life-or-death risks every day—and Diane Waghorne, CEO of Tech Safety Lines, has made it her mission to ensure they come home safely. In a recent episode of the Inspire Greatness Podcast with host Matt Tenney, Diane shared her remarkable journey from stay-at-home mom to industry-disrupting CEO, along with her top leadership strategies for fostering high-performing teams.

Listen to the full podcast here: Inspire Greatness Podcast with Diane Waghorne

Below, we break down the key insights from Diane’s conversation, including her 3 proven tips for bringing out the best in others and how her company’s safety innovations are saving lives globally.

From Kitchen Table to Global Impact: Diane’s Unconventional Journey

Diane founded Tech Safety Lines after witnessing the 9/11 attacks and asking: Could a military-grade device have helped those trapped in the towers? Her relentless pursuit of an answer led her to:

License and manufacture the Military Compact Descender, a one-hand descent device initially designed for soldiers.

Build a training backbone with firefighters and technical rescue experts to ensure proper use.

Grow the company from her kitchen table in Dallas to a global operation in 35 countries, with over 50,000 devices in use today.

“We don’t just sell equipment—we sell the ability for workers to go home to their families,” Diane emphasized.

Diane’s Top 3 Leadership Tips for Inspiring Teams

Tip #1: Share Lessons Learned (Even the Tough Ones)

Diane encourages leaders to normalize transparency by openly discussing mistakes and turning them into teachable moments.

Why it Works: Creates a culture where employees proactively solve problems.

Her Example: Tech Safety Lines’ ISO-certified design process often leads to new patents—proof that “failures” can drive innovation.

Tip #2: Celebrate Company Wins & Individual Impact

Every time a worker uses Tech Safety Lines’ equipment to survive a fall or malfunction, the entire team celebrates. 

Her Ritual: Gathering employees to recognize every contributor, from warehouse staff to trainers.

The Payoff: “We get goosebumps knowing our work saves lives. It doesn’t feel like a job—it’s a mission.”

Tip #3: Foster Growth by Leveraging Strengths

Diane’s mantra: “Don’t let me know you have a talent, because we’re gonna do something about that talent!”

Case Study: An employee’s expertise in basket rigging led to a new training course, certified by OSHA, with 90+ enrollments in its first round.

Bigger Picture: Happy, strengths-aligned teams are more productive and engaged.

Diane’s episode is a must-listen for: 

Safety professionals seeking cutting-edge equipment and training insights.

Leaders who want to build resilient, mission-driven teams.

Women in STEM inspired by Diane’s trailblazing career in a male-dominated field.

Tech Safety Lines designs and manufactures life-saving equipment for industrial workers globally. Learn more at techsafetylines.com/about-us or connect with Diane on LinkedIn.

Saving Lives Through Leadership: Key Moments from Our CEO's Episode of the Inspire Greatness Podcast

Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne shares how she turned 9/11 grief into global safety innovation on the Women in Safety Podcast. Listen to her trailblazing story.

Women in Safety Podcast: CEO Diane Waghorne’s Story

From stay-at-home mom to global safety innovator: Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne reveals on the Women in Safety Podcast how 9/11 sparked her mission to save lives at height—and how she broke barriers as a female founder in a male-dominated industry. Discover her 'outsell them' mindset, the Swiss Alps bridge test that changed everything, and why she credits divine guidance for her success.

Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne on the Women In Safety Podcast

When Diane Waghorne watched the Twin Towers fall on 9/11, she didn’t just grieve—she acted. On the Women in Safety Podcast, the Tech Safety Lines CEO revealed how she turned a military prototype into a life-saving solution now used in 35+ countries—all while breaking barriers as a female founder in a male-dominated industry.

This episode wasn’t about leadership theory (catch those insights in our first blog here). It was raw, personal, and packed with lessons for women challenging the status quo.

"I Outsold Them": A Female Founder’s Playbook for Breaking Barriers

Diane’s journey began at her kitchen table in Texas, with no safety industry experience. Her key strategies to overcome skepticism:

Certify Everything
"I got ISO, ANSI, and CE certifications before anyone could dismiss me as ‘just a mom.’ Let the data speak."

Build Alliances with First Responders
Partnered with Dallas firefighters to co-develop training programs, lending instant credibility.

Rent a Bridge (Literally)
To earn CE certification, she tested her device on a rented bridge in the Swiss Alps—"My perfect workday."

Faith, Family & the Unlikely Path to Global Impact

Diane describes her mission as divinely guided: "This wasn’t my plan, it was God’s. I prayed for direction at every crossroad."

As a mom who launched her company when her kids were teens, Diane’s culture prioritizes flexibility:

Employees can adjust hours for school pickups or family time.

"Family comes first. Always. Happy people build life-saving products."

The Legacy: Saving Lives From Wind Turbines to War Zones

35+ countries now use her Military Compact Descender, originally designed for soldiers.

Her "Why": A haunting photo of two wind turbine technicians who died because their rescue kit was inaccessible during a fire.

"Every time we get a call that our device saved someone, we stop and celebrate. That’s the fuel."

Diane’s episode on the Women in Safety Podcast isn’t just another leadership interview, it’s a masterclass in turning personal conviction into global impact. Hear her tell these stories in her own voice, including:

The chilling moment she knew firefighters needed better tools after 9/11.

The emotional toll and triumphs of being a woman in the safety industry.

Listen to the Full Podcast Here: Women In Safety Pod Episode #05

From 9/11 to Global Impact: Tech Safety Lines CEO Diane Waghorne’s Mission to Save Lives

Tech Safety Lines receives the Mayor's Spotlight Award for excellence in safety training and innovation. Learn more about this prestigious honor.

Mayor's Spotlight Award | Tech Safety Lines

Tech Safety Lines, a global leader in life-saving safety training and equipment for industries including wind energy, construction, and telecommunications, has been honored as the first-ever recipient of the Mayor’s Spotlight Award. CEO Diane Waghorne accepted the prestigious award on behalf of the company during a ceremony at City Hall, where Mayor Steve Babick delivered a keynote address highlighting Tech Safety Lines’ industry leadership and community contributions.

The Mayor’s Spotlight Award, part of Carrollton’s Business Retention & Industry Development Program, was established to recognize exemplary local businesses that drive innovation, growth, and excellence while enhancing the community’s prosperity. This award celebrates companies that embody Carrollton’s vision of a thriving business ecosystem and a strong, connected community.

Mayor Babick lauded Tech Safety Lines for its global impact on safety training and equipment while remaining deeply engaged with local initiatives. Since establishing its Carrollton headquarters in 2012, Tech Safety Lines has set international standards for fall protection and rescue training. The company also demonstrates its commitment to public safety by offering state-of-the-art training facilities free of charge to local first responders for skill development and internal exercises.

Diane Waghorne, the driving force behind Tech Safety Lines’ innovation and success for more than two decades, delivered a heartfelt speech. “Receiving the inaugural Mayor’s Spotlight Award is a tremendous honor,” Waghorne remarked. “Carrollton has been an integral part of our journey, providing a supportive and dynamic environment that aligns with our mission to protect lives. This recognition reflects the hard work of our incredible team, the trust of our clients, and the strength of our partnerships. We look forward to deepening our roots in this community and continuing to lead with safety and innovation.”

The ceremony also featured a video presentation showcasing Tech Safety Lines’ achievements and ongoing community engagement.

Diane Waghorne Receives Inaugural Mayor’s Spotlight Award on Behalf of Tech Safety Lines

Join industry leaders at NSC Congress & Expo 2025, the premier safety event! Tech Safety Lines may attend—don’t miss this chance to connect & learn!

2025 NSC Safety Congress & Expo | Tech Safety Lines

https://congress.nsc.org/nsc2025/public/enter.aspx 

For more than 100 years, professionals have turned to this safety event for industry-leading technology, education, networking opportunities and the tried and true products and services needed to stay at the forefront and remain competitive within the industry.

2025 NSC Safety Congress & Expo

Join Tech Safety Lines at NFPA Conference & Expo 2025! Discover innovative safety solutions and connect with experts advancing fire and life safety standards.

2025 NFPA Conference and Expo | Tech Safety Lines

The fire and life safety space is constantly changing and evolving. This year's NFPA Expo will connect you with a network of like-minded peers where you can learn the latest innovations. Registration is now open for NFPA Conference and Expo. We’ll see you in Las Vegas!


2025 NFPA Expo

Learn about everything in utility safety with Tech Safety Lines at the 2025 IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo on October 28 - 30. Don’t miss this chance to connect!

IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo 2025 | Tech Safety Lines

2025 IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo in Glendale, AZ 

https://utilitysafetyconference.com/expo/

Connect with key decision-makers in utility safety! Showcase your innovative solutions and build valuable partnerships at the IP Utility Safety Conference. Join us and spark the future of safe operations.

IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo Fall 2025

Learn about everything in the global tower crane industry with Tech Safety Lines at the 2025 International Tower Cranes Conference on June 16 - 18. Don’t miss this chance to connect!

International Tower Cranes Conference 2025 | Tech Safety Lines

2025 International Tower Cranes Conference in Rome, Italy 

Connect with key decision-makers in the top conference and networking event for the global tower crane industry.

International Tower Cranes 2025

Visit Tech Safety Lines at AUSA Global Force 2025 to explore cutting-edge safety solutions and connect with industry leaders shaping the future of defense.

Tech Safety Lines at AUSA Global Force 2025

2025 AUSA Global Force Symposium & Exposition

https://meetings.ausa.org/globalforce/2025/registration.cfm

AUSA Global Force Symposium & Exposition 2025

The 2025 ASSP Safety Conference & Expo is coming to Orlando, FL. This year’s American Society of Safety Professionals safety event is one you do not want to miss!

2025 ASSP Safety Conference | Tech Safety Lines

Workplace safety and health will continue to evolve, and the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) will connect you with industry expertise, a network of like-minded peers and the latest innovations. Registration is now open for our 64th annual Conference and Expo. We’ll see you in Orlando!


2025 ASSP Safety Conference

Visit Tech Safety Lines at Dallas Build Expo 2025! Explore innovative safety solutions and connect with industry professionals in construction and design.

Tech Safety Lines | Dallas Build Expo 2025

Link: https://buildexpousa.com/dallas-build-expo/

Meet with Tech Safety Lines at Build Expo 2025 to learn about self and assisted rescue training and globally certified fall protection and rescue equipment.

If you would like to set up a meeting in advance, please contact us at info@techsafetylines.com.

Dallas 2025 Build Expo

Stay informed about unauthorized training risks. Protect your team with certified safety courses from trusted providers like Tech Safety Lines.

Safety Alert: Unauthorized Training | Tech Safety Lines

Safety Alert >>> Unauthorized training voids all warranties on Tech Safety Lines, Inc. equipment, express and implied. Following proper training procedures is essential to guarantee the effectiveness and safety of our rescue equipment. We urge all users to undergo Authorized Training Programs to enhance their skills and understanding of our products. You can find a list of 30+ Authorized Training Partners globally on our website. By doing so, not only do you contribute to your own safety, but you also uphold the integrity of the warranties associated with Tech Safety Lines equipment. 
 
Tech Safety Lines is deeply committed to our mission of getting workers home safely, and we appreciate your cooperation in ensuring the proper use and training of our equipment. If you have been trained on your personal kit or have any questions or concerns regarding training or equipment usage, please reach out to our certified support team at info@techsafetylines.com.
 
Thank you for trusting Tech Safety Lines for your safety needs.

Safety Alert - Unauthorized Training Voids All Warranties

Learn about everything in utility safety with Tech Safety Lines at the 2025 IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo on April 29 - May 1. Don’t miss this chance to connect!

IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo Spring 2025 | Tech Safety Lines

2025 IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo in Charleston, SC 

IP Utility Safety Conference & Expo Spring 2025

Join Tech Safety Lines at the ACP CLEANPOWER 2025 Conference & Exhibition, May 19-22 in Phoenix. Discover our latest innovations in rescue equipment for workers at height, including live demonstrations of the SRK-15 micro self-rescue kit. Connect with us for advanced rescue training solutions and globally certified fall protection equipment. Book a meeting now at Tech Safety Lines booth 4107.

Tech Safety Lines | ACP CLEANPOWER 2025 Conference & Exhibition

Event Name: ACP CLEANPOWER 2025 Conference & Exhibition

Meet with Tech Safety Lines at CLEANPOWER 2025 to learn about self and assisted rescue training and globally certified fall protection and rescue equipment.

Come and see our latest innovations in rescue equipment for workers at height. We will also be sharing video demonstrations showcasing how to use the lightweight and simple SRK-15 (micro self-rescue kit) for evacuation, for self-rescue after a fall, and for assisted rescue.

ACP CLEANPOWER 2025 Conference & Exhibition

Join Tech Safety Lines at ACP OMS Conference 2025! Discover advanced safety solutions and connect with renewable energy leaders driving a sustainable future.

2025 ACP OMS Conference | Tech Safety Lines

2025 ACP OMS Conference in Nashville, TN 

Connect with key decision-makers in operations, maintenance, and safety! Join us and spark the future of safe operations.

ACP OMS Conference 2025

Meet Tech Safety Lines at IADC HSET Conference 2025! Explore safety innovations and connect with energy leaders advancing health, safety, and environmental excellence.

2025 IADC HSE and Training Expo | Tech Safety Lines

https://iadc.org/event/iadc-hset-conference-exhibition/

Learn about health, safety, and training best practices while seeing the latest products and services needed to stay at the forefront and remain competitive within the industry.

IADC HSE and Training Expo 2025

Join Tech Safety Lines at AUSA Annual Meeting 2025! Connect with industry leaders and explore innovations shaping the future of defense and safety.

AUSA 2025 Annual Meeting & Exposition | Tech Safety Lines

https://meetings.ausa.org/annual/2025/index.cfm

Tech Safety Lines is excited to see you at the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 2025. Come learn more about our Military Compact Descender as well as other products and services we provide. 

AUSA 2025 Annual Meeting & Exposition

With over 40,000 sq. ft. in Dallas, TX, Tech Safety Lines' award winning training facilities for workers at height are best in class.

Tech Safety Lines' Award Winning Training Facilities For Workers At Height

Located in the DFW Metroplex, Tech Safety Lines proudly operates three state-of-the-art training facilities, spanning an impressive 40,000 square feet. Our spaces are equipped with customized training props, designed to simulate real-life situations, ensuring an unmatched practical training experience.  In addition to our state-of-the-art facilities, we also have a highly skilled training staff. Every instructor on our team boasts a rich background in firefighting, EMT, search and rescue operations, and other industry experience, empowering us to deliver uniquely comprehensive, field-tested safety training. At Tech Safety Lines, we don't just meet industry standards - we redefine them.

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Premier Training Facilities for Workers at Height

The SRK-15® is a CE & ANSI-certified self-rescue kit featuring the Military Compact Descender® for assisted rescue & lowering casualties. Trusted globally for over 20 years.

Assisted Rescue with SRK-15® | Military Compact Descender | Tech Safety Lines

The SRK-15® is used for the self-rescue and assisted rescue of any worker at height. This CE & ANSI certified self-rescue kit has been field tested for over two decades and is used in multiple industries globally.

The SRK-15 includes the Military Compact Descender®, a personal lowering device. The SRK-15 micro rescue kit assures an independent, immediate, and adaptable evacuation and self-rescue capability. This device can also be inverted to perform an assisted rescue.

Lowering Casualty - Assisted Rescue Using The SRK-15

Assisted Rescue - Lowering A Casualty With The SRK-15 (Military Compact Descender)

The SRK-15 is now certified for 210-meter descents, ensuring safety in extreme conditions. Learn about this groundbreaking certification.

SRK-15 Certified to 210 Meters | Tech Safety Lines

Tech Safety Lines Unveils Enhanced SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit: Now Meeting the Newest ANSI Z359.9 Standard at 210 Meters

Carrollton, TX, [September 17, 2024] – Tech Safety Lines, a leading provider of proprietary training and patented safety equipment for workers at height, proudly announces the release of the updated SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit. This enhanced version now meets the newest ANSI Z359.9 standard and has undergone rigorous third-party testing by UL and TÜV SÜD, ensuring compliance with both ANSI and CE standards up to an impressive height of 210 meters.

With over 50,000 SRK-15® kits sold globally, this trusted rescue solution is used by workers across more than 35 countries. The recent improvements highlight Tech Safety Lines' ongoing commitment to innovation, safety, and reliability.

Key Features of the SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit:

Military Compact Descender™ (MCD): Enables both self-rescue and assisted rescue operations.

Customization Options: Kits can be tailored in terms of rope length and packaging.

Dual Braking System: Includes both an active and passive brake for enhanced safety.

Technora Rope: Engineered for strength retention even under chemical exposure.

High-Heat Aramid Fiber Rope: Offers tensile strength exceeding 6,700 lbs. (3045 kg).

Certifications: CE Certified by TÜV SÜD to EN 341:2011/2D and UL certified to meet ANSI/ASSP Z359.9-2021.

ANSI Load Rating: 130 – 310 lbs to 180 meters.

EN Load Rating: 60 – 125 kg to 180 meters.

ANSI Load Rating: 130 – 310 lbs to 210 meters.

EN Load Rating: 60 – 125 kg to 210 meters.

EN Load Rating: 60 – 141 kg to 160 meters.

The SRK-15® includes the Military Compact Descender™, a personal lowering device. The SRK-15® micro rescue kit ensures an independent, immediate, and adaptable evacuation and self-rescue capability. This versatile rescue kit can also be paired with a StepWise® Fall Arrest Lanyard to perform a self-rescue after a fall. Additionally, the SRK-15® micro rescue kit can be inverted and used for an assisted rescue. During ladder rescues, the rescuer can perform a hands-free, active assisted rescue while maintaining three points of contact.

“We are excited to launch the latest version of the SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit,” said Diane Waghorne, CEO of Tech Safety Lines. “Meeting the newest ANSI Z359.9 standard and achieving CE compliance up to 210 meters showcases our dedication to advancing safety for workers at height. This enhancement reaffirms our commitment to providing the highest quality safety equipment.”

Training Requirements: To ensure the effective and safe use of the SRK-15®, training is mandatory. Tech Safety Lines has established a global network of Authorized Training Partners, providing comprehensive programs tailored to our clients’ specific needs. Our state-of-the-art facility in Carrollton, Texas, spanning 40,000 square feet, continues to attract hundreds of trainees each month across industries, ensuring they receive the best training and equipment available.

For more information about the updated SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit or to find an Authorized Training Partner near you, please visit www.TechSafetyLines.com or contact Alida Borg at alida@techsafetylines.com or 214-987-4680.

Tech Safety Lines is ISO 9001:2015 certified for rescue training, rescue design systems, fall protection equipment, and rescue consulting services. Our products are proudly manufactured in Texas and sold in over 35 countries. As a Woman-Owned Small Business, we are committed to supporting our community and enhancing the safety of workers worldwide.

Alida Borg
Global Marketing Director
Tech Safety Lines Inc. 
alida@techsafetylines.com
214-987-4680
www.techsafetylines.com

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SRK-15® Micro Rescue Kit: Now Meeting the Newest ANSI Z359.9 Standard at 210 Meters

Tech Safety Lines provides essential tips for ensuring you have the right ANSI-compliant fall arrest lanyard for safe work at heights, including key label identification as per ANSI standards.

Tech Safety Lines | Ensuring ANSI Compliant Fall Arrest Lanyards

Working at heights exposes workers to many hazards. To ensure everyone’s safety, it is paramount that each worker has the appropriate PPE and safety training.

Here is a simple TSL Tip to ensure you have the right fall arrest lanyard for your job.

Per ANSI/ASSE Z359.13-2013, the ANSI standard for Personal Energy Absorbers and Energy Absorbing Lanyards, each lanyard should have a label stating whether it is a 6 ft. or a 12 ft. Free Fall lanyard. ANSI requires the labels to be color coded. A 6 ft. FF lanyard is required to have a white label with black lettering and the 12 ft. FF lanyard is required to have a black label with white lettering. If your fall arrest lanyard label appears to be in conflict with the ANSI standard, we recommend that you follow your company’s protocol for addressing safety concerns or speak to your supervisor.

12 ft. Free Fall Energy Absorbing Label 

TSL Tip: A Simple Check To Ensure You Have The Right Fall Arrest Lanyard

Tech Safety Lines | SRK-15 Wrap Demonstration Video CE

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Tech Safety Lines | SRK-15 Wrap Demonstration Video ANSI

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Discover the partnership between Tech Safety Lines and Kee Safety Group, enhancing safety solutions across industries.

Tech Safety Lines & Kee Safety Group Partnership

Tech Safety Lines Announces Worldwide Partnership with Kee Safety Group
 
Tech Safety Lines is proud to announce a global partnership with Kee Safety Group, the leading supplier of fall protection and safe access products, services, and training. This marks the beginning of a stronger relationship between two companies dedicated to elevating safety standards across multiple industries.
 
With Kee Safety’s extensive reach and resources, Tech Safety Lines is now better equipped to serve customers worldwide. We are honored to be selected as the U.S. training provider and training center for Kee Safety's industry-leading solutions.
 
"This partnership goes beyond a typical collaboration—we are united by a shared vision and a deep commitment to upholding the highest standards in safety and ethics. It’s been a pleasure working with their leadership teams. Together, we will continue to drive safety forward," said Diane Waghorne, CEO of Tech Safety Lines.
 
More details will be announced in the coming months—stay tuned!

Tech Safety Lines Announces Worldwide Partnership with Kee Safety Group

The entire team at TSL is incredibly proud of Kyle Henry and the positive impact he is having on the wind energy workforce.

TSL Instructor, Kyle Henry, GWO Instructor of the Year 2024 Nominee

🏆 Huge Congratulations to TSL Instructor Kyle Henry for being named GWO Instructor of the Year – North America!

Out of 700 applicants, Kyle emerged as the top instructor in North America. The entire team at TSL is incredibly proud of Kyle Henry and the positive impact he is having on the wind energy workforce. His dedication to his students and their well-being, along with his passion for the industry, make him an outstanding teacher. This recognition is especially meaningful because it comes from the most important judges of all—the students themselves.

GWO Instructor of the Year 2024 Winner

The entire team at TSL is incredibly proud of Kyle Henry and the positive impact he is having on the wind energy workforce. His dedication to his students and their well-being, along with his passion for the industry, make him an outstanding teacher. This recognition is especially meaningful because it comes from the most important judges of all—the students themselves.

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