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Slips, trips, and falls are a major cause of preventable injuries and deaths in the workplace; only motor vehicle incidents cause more worker fatalities. This course will increase awareness of hazards and workers’ ability to prevent slips, trips, and falls in all settings.
This course covers:
- The impact of slips, trips and falls in the workplace
- How to select and recommend appropriate footwear
- How to recognize and prevent slip, trip and fall hazards at work and at home
- How to identify risk factors for slips, trips and falls and working from heights
- How to identify and implement controls related to slips, trips and falls
This course earns credit towards the National Safety Council’s Certificate in OSHA Compliance.
This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.
Using OSHA standards as a guide, this 10 hour course will provide safety information on topics directly impacting most construction companies. Two-day attendance is necessary to receive an OSHA completion card, which is a requirement on many bid submissions and job sites. Attendance fee for this course: WCF policyholders-$50, non-WCF policyholders-$175. Cash, check or credit card payment due at registration. (Limit 4 enrollments per company.) (This course approved for 10 Core Contractor Continuing Education hours).
Lunch will be served on first day
This course will detail important aspects of returning injured workers back to functioning employees, thus reducing overall costs. This is a “win-win” process for you and your employee. (This course approved for Professional Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
Members: FREE for two people, per member organization, per seminar
Come learn and discuss hot safety topics and trends in our monthly breakfast safety seminars! Each seminar will be presented and followed by a question and answer series with our safety experts. This is a great opportunity to network with others in your profession and to build your knowledge of regulatory standards and get real time feedback for challenging situations you may be facing in your workplace.
As part of the Utah Safety Council member benefits, these seminars are FREE for two people, per member organization, per seminar. Additional attendees from a member organization & non-members are just $10 each.
This course will cover aspects of forklift operator training and will prepare participants to develop and implement an in-house program in compliance with the OSHA standard for powered industrial trucks (29 CRF 1910.178). Critical issues for safe lift truck operations will be discussed, and materials to help implement the program will be available. (This course approved for Core Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
Working at heights remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and serious injuries. This seminar is specifically designed to help prevent falls from heights in the workplace. Exposure from heights from ladders, elevated platforms, scaffolding and many more will be covered. OSHA standards on working from heights and best practices to prevent falls will be highlighted. (This course approved for Core Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
Non-Member: $1,715 | Members log-in to automatically save 30% on the cost of this course at checkout.
Whether you’re coordinating training development, purchasing materials from vendors, contracting with trainers, or conducting training yourself — you’ll find this course valuable.
Safety Training Methods is a four-day course that focuses on the knowledge and skills required to assess your training needs, as well as plan, organize, create, and deliver performance-based safety and health training programs. While emphasis is on developing and delivering instructor-lead/classroom training, you’ll become acquainted with other instructional methods and media used to effectively train employees on safety and health issues. Safety Training Methods meets ANSI Standard Z490.1 criteria for accepted practices in safety, health and environmental training. This one course covers all the issues you’ll likely face as the person responsible for safety training in your organization.
**Please have participants come prepared with a safety issue they’re having at work in mind. Attendees will learn how to solve part of their issue and will develop a 10 minute presentation on it
During this course participants will:
- Plan and design a training program applicable to your work environment
- Learn strategies and methods that address adult learning needs
- Complete a training needs analysis
- Identify training and non-training solutions for safety and health case studies
- Calculate direct and indirect training costs
- Discuss safety and health training issues with other safety professionals
What you will learn:
- The four basic needs among adult learners
- Five phases of the performance-based training process
- The ABCs of learning objectives and how to evaluate learning progress
- Designing and developing a short training project for you safety or health setting
- Selecting, designing and using media
- Calculating direct and indirect training costs
- Identifying training and non-training solutions for safety and health issues in your workplace
- Facilitation skills to manage a challenging audience and make training meaningful
2.6 CEUs received towards earning the National Safety Council’s Advanced Safety Certificate.
This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.
Non-Member: $1,715 | Members log-in to automatically save 30% on the cost of this course at checkout.
Whether you’re coordinating training development, purchasing materials from vendors, contracting with trainers, or conducting training yourself — you’ll find this course valuable.
Safety Training Methods is a four-day course that focuses on the knowledge and skills required to assess your training needs, as well as plan, organize, create, and deliver performance-based safety and health training programs. While emphasis is on developing and delivering instructor-lead/classroom training, you’ll become acquainted with other instructional methods and media used to effectively train employees on safety and health issues. Safety Training Methods meets ANSI Standard Z490.1 criteria for accepted practices in safety, health and environmental training. This one course covers all the issues you’ll likely face as the person responsible for safety training in your organization.
**Please have participants come prepared with a safety issue they’re having at work in mind. Attendees will learn how to solve part of their issue and will develop a 10 minute presentation on it
During this course participants will:
- Plan and design a training program applicable to your work environment
- Learn strategies and methods that address adult learning needs
- Complete a training needs analysis
- Identify training and non-training solutions for safety and health case studies
- Calculate direct and indirect training costs
- Discuss safety and health training issues with other safety professionals
What you will learn:
- The four basic needs among adult learners
- Five phases of the performance-based training process
- The ABCs of learning objectives and how to evaluate learning progress
- Designing and developing a short training project for you safety or health setting
- Selecting, designing and using media
- Calculating direct and indirect training costs
- Identifying training and non-training solutions for safety and health issues in your workplace
- Facilitation skills to manage a challenging audience and make training meaningful
2.6 CEUs received towards earning the National Safety Council’s Advanced Safety Certificate.
This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.