2000s - 2010
Early 2000s – Levitt-Safety begins expanding into global markets through innovation in mining lamps and becomes one of the top suppliers of mining lamps in multiple international markets.
2003 - Levitt-Safety responds to the SARS outbreak and introduces the Pleats Plus N95 mask to healthcare clients for the first time.
2005
- Looking to promote the safety culture within his company further and share it with others, Bruce Levitt becomes a founding member of the CEO Health & Safety Leadership Charter.
- Levitt-Safety Training and Consulting services are launched. These recognize the need for quality safety consulting and that safety equipment is only effective when the recipient receives adequate training.
- NLT establishes a new division in Australia to promote products in that market and expand our footprint in the mining marketplace for digital solutions.
2006
- Victor’s daughter Heidi Levitt is named President of SEDA – Safety Equipment Distributors Association, where she would implement multiple new initiatives and expand this[PB1] important organization.
- Levitt-Safety joins Affiliated Distributors Marketing and Buying group.
2007
- Heidi Levitt becomes the president of Levitt-Safety's sister company, NL Technologies, pushing the company into exciting new directions, including miner communication and protection.
- Levitt-Safety acquires a Medical Device Establishment License from Health Canada, that opens up new possibilities for importing and manufacturing devices.
2008 – NLT launches the Polaris mining cap lamp and is recognized as the first MSHA-approved cordless cap lamp.
2009 – The Levitt-Safety's ILS Division launches to manage large long-term government maintenance projects to support the sale of instruments.
- Levitt-Safety holds its first Habitat for Humanity Build Day.
