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OUR LEADERSHIP

OSHA Digital Board of Directors

Meet the professionals guiding OSHA Digital’s mission to improve occupational safety education, digital learning, and workforce development worldwide.

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Chair of the Board

Jennifer Collins

Jennifer provides strategic leadership to OSHA Digital, guiding its vision for accessible occupational safety education and internationally relevant professional development.

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Vice Chair

Daniel Brooks

Daniel supports organizational governance and develops partnerships that expand access to workplace safety training, certification, and digital learning resources.

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Director of Learning and Certification

Amanda Rodriguez

Amanda oversees the development of practical training and certification standards designed to help safety professionals build industry-relevant knowledge and skills.

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Director of Digital Innovation

Michael Chen

Michael leads OSHA Digital’s technology strategy, focusing on modern learning platforms, accessible digital education, and improved online training experiences.

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Director of Workforce Development

Sarah Mitchell

Sarah aligns OSHA Digital programs with the changing needs of employers, training centres, safety professionals, and the wider workforce.

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Director of Global Partnerships

David Anderson

David develops relationships with training providers and industry partners to extend OSHA Digital programs across different countries and professional communities.

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Director of Quality and Compliance

Michelle Carter

Michelle supports quality assurance across OSHA Digital courses, certification processes, and authorized training partner programs.

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Director of Industry Relations

Thomas Bennett

Thomas works with employers, safety professionals, and industry leaders to ensure OSHA Digital programs remain practical, current, and relevant to the workplace.