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ONLINE COURSES

Online Training Coming Late 2025

 

E. G. Weiss & Associates is taking training to the next level. Starting at the end of 2025, we are launching a full library of online, self-paced courses designed for responders, law enforcement, healthcare, and safety professionals.

These programs are built on a simple promise: affordable, accessible, and practical training that fits your schedule. Whether you are at home, in the office, or on shift, our platform allows you to log in anytime, work at your own pace, and pick up right where you left off.

Each course blends expert instruction from E. G. Weiss and industry leaders with interactive modules, quizzes, and a final assessment—ensuring you not only learn, but also retain the knowledge you need. Certificates of completion are provided for every course, and CEU credit is available where applicable.

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Why Choose Our Online Programs?

  • Affordable Pricing – Professional training without breaking your budget.

  • Flexible Learning – Learn when it works best for you, day or night.

  • Engaging Content – Real-world case studies, interactive learning, and scenario-based training.

  • Certificate of Completion – Proof of training you can add to your professional portfolio.

 

From forensic photography and contamination control to leadership and critical thinking, our courses cover the topics that matter most to today’s professionals.

Training has never been this easy or this effective.

Invisible Threats:

Infectious Disease & Contamination Control for Law Enforcement

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Course Overview

The dangers law enforcement officers face don’t always come from the barrel of a gun or the blade of a knife. Invisible threats—infectious diseases, chemical residues, and trace contaminants—pose risks just as lethal, but often overlooked.

This groundbreaking training from E. G. Weiss & Associates, led by nationally recognized instructor E. G. Weiss, brings officers face-to-face with the unseen hazards of today’s policing environment. From infectious pathogens to fentanyl particles that can silently transfer from evidence to uniforms, vehicles, and even officers’ homes, this program delivers practical strategies to stay protected on and off duty.

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What You’ll Learn

In just one session, participants will gain the skills and confidence to:

  • Identify infectious disease threats in field and custody settings.

  • Apply proper PPE use and contamination control measures in real-world situations.

  • Recognize and respond to emerging hazards such as fentanyl, bloodborne pathogens, and other high-risk contaminants.

  • Prevent cross-contamination from the crime scene to patrol cars, stations, and homes.

  • Integrate safety practices that protect not only the officer but also their families and communities.

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Course Details

Instructor: E. G. Weiss

Format: Classroom / Workshop / Keynote (customized for your agency)

Length: 3 hours

Audience: Law Enforcement, EMS, Fire Service, Public Health Personnel

Category: Situational Awareness & Officer Health

Certificate of Completion: Provided     

 

Why This Training Matters

Officers cannot afford to underestimate the dangers they cannot see. Invisible Threats bridges the gap between awareness and action—equipping law enforcement with the tools to identify, contain, and overcome contamination risks before they become life-threatening.

Be prepared. Be protected. Be proactive.

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Guardians of the Scene:

Evidence Preservation for First Responders

 

Course Overview

Every crime scene tells a story, but too often, that story is altered before investigators ever arrive. Well-meaning first responders rushing to save lives, secure areas, or extinguish flames can unintentionally contaminate or destroy critical evidence. The result? Compromised cases, lost justice, and unanswered questions.

This new training from E. G. Weiss & Associates, taught by veteran instructor E. G. Weiss, equips first responders with the tools and awareness needed to preserve evidence integrity while still carrying out their primary mission. From EMS and firefighters to patrol officers, participants will learn how to balance life-saving action with crime scene preservation, ensuring that investigators receive scenes as intact and reliable as possible.

 

What You’ll Learn

  • Contamination & Cross-Contamination Awareness: Recognize how quickly evidence can be altered or destroyed and how to avoid it.

  • Scene Integrity Protocols: Learn simple, effective steps to protect fragile evidence while maintaining responder safety.

  • Immediate Documentation: Capture critical observations for investigators before the scene changes.

  • Situational Awareness: Understand how to “read the room” to anticipate and prevent evidence loss.

  • Active Observation & Listening: Strengthen your ability to notice, remember, and report details accurately.

  • Interagency Cooperation: Support investigators by delivering scenes that maintain the highest evidentiary value.

Course Details

Instructor: E. G. Weiss

Format: Classroom / Workshop / Keynote (customizable for your agency)

Length: 3 hours

Audience: EMS, Firefighters, Law Enforcement, Emergency Responders

Category: Scene Management & Professional Standards

Certificate of Completion: Provided

 

Why This Training Matters

First responders are the first line of defense; not just for public safety, but for justice. By protecting evidence, documenting details, and limiting contamination, responders ensure investigators have the tools they need to close cases and secure convictions.

With the right knowledge, you can save lives and protect the truth.

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