Training for Regulators
- Overview
- Webinars
- Onsite Classroom Training
- Conferences
NSF provides high quality training and education to support public health professionals. We offer a variety of training platforms including webinar, onsite/classroom and at conferences. This complimentary service is an important resource for many state and local health departments that need information or training on NSF standards or product certifications. We understand the budget and travel constraints of today’s health departments, and also offer complimentary copies of NSF standards for health department use. Training for regulators includes webinars, onsite classroom training and conferences.
Webinars
We can work with you to design and deliver training related to any of our areas of expertise, usually at no cost to regulators. For more information, contact Stan Hazan, Regulatory Affairs Senior Director, at hazan@nsf.org or +1 734.769.5105.
Onsite Classroom Training
From time to time, a city or state health department has a meeting that could benefit from direct classroom training. We are available to address specific topics. Contact Ron Grimes, Regulatory Affairs Manager, at rgrimes@nsf.org or +1 734.827.6863 for more information.
Conferences
NSF is often asked to participate in national, state and regional conferences by exhibiting, sponsoring and presenting. This interaction helps regulators understand the work we perform and informs us of the issues and priorities of today’s health departments. If you are holding a conference and would like NSF to participate or submit an abstract, contact Stan Hazan, Regulatory Affairs Senior Director, at hazan@nsf.org or +1 734.769.5105.
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Global Public Health Organization NSF International Honors World Standards Week
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — NSF International, a global independent public health organization that writes standards, and tests and certifies products...
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NSF Develops Standard for Water Treatment Devices That Remove Emerging Contaminants
- 5 months ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Global public health and safety organization NSF International has developed the first American National Standard that...
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NSF International Accredited by Standards Council of Canada to Develop Standards
- 5 months ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich., USA and OTTAWA, Ont., Canada — The Standards Council of Canada (SCC) has accredited NSF International to...
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What do the letters "NSF" stand for?
NSF International was founded as the National Sanitation Foundation in 1944, but we changed our name to NSF International in 1990 as we expanded our services beyond sanitation and into global markets. The letters NSF do not represent any specific words today.
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How can I obtain current listings of NSF certified products?
Look for NSF certified products in our product listings, which are updated daily.
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How can I get on the mailing list for NSF publications?
Fill out your information on this form and check the box “Yes, I want to receive email updates from NSF International.”
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Who do I contact with questions regarding specific NSF standards (not certified products)?
Contact Jessica Evans, Director of Standards.
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How can I get an NSF employee to do a presentation about a specific NSF program or service?
Contact Stan Hazan, Senior Director, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs, at 800-NSF-MARK (800-673-6275) or hazan@nsf.org.
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How do I file a complaint about a product?
Complete the online complaint / investigation form and follow the instructions for submission.
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What does NSF do with a complaint about certified products?
If the complaint is validated by NSF, the manufacturer is required to take appropriate corrective action. If the complaint is not validated by NSF, no further action is taken.
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What is a public notice?
A public notice is a process by which NSF informs the public, industry, and regulatory communities of a non-conformance of public health significance found in a listed product that is not corrected. These notices are generally performed through the use of publications, press releases, and website notification.
Have Questions? Need to Request an Investigation
Contact Our Regulatory Affairs Hotline
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