Some Organizations already on the journey to "Ultimate Effectiveness"...

Aerojet
Air Medical Transport Companies (Numerous) Airborne Law Enforcement Association
American Society for Quality Control
Arizona Airport Association
Arizona Association of Industries
Arizona Building Systems
Arizona Department of Transportation
Arizona Governor's Conference on Quality Association for Quality and Participation Association of Air Medical Services
BAE
Ball Aerospace
Burlington Northern Railroad
California Department of Forestry
California Fire Instructor's Workshop
Cities of: Mesa, Phoenix, Tucson
East Texas Medical Center
Federal Aviation Administration
Fire Department Instructor's Conference
Fire Rescue West
Fire Service Development Conference
Florida Power & Light
Healthnet, Inc.
International Association of Fire Fighters Lockheed Martin Astronautics
Lockheed Martin Michoud Space Systems
Loyola Medical Center
Lukens Steel
McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Company

Memorial Healthcare System
Mesa General Hospital
Michigan Fire Fighters Union
Mobil Oil Corporation
Motorola
NASA
National Interagency Fire Center
New York City Fire Department
North Broward Hospital District
Northrup Grumman
Nuclear Response Advisory Team
Pacific Scientific
Phoenix Fire Department
Police and Sheriff Departments (Numerous) Primex Aerospace
Sandia National Laboratories
Society of Fire Prevention Engineers
Southwest Safety Congress
State of Florida
Thomas Dentistry
University of Iowa EMS
University Medical Center, Tucson
University of Montana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Forestry Service
U.S Coast Guard
Washington Department of Transportation

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