Make sure you get the most from your benefits! This orientation is for NEW and CURRENT members that would like to learn how to utilize their membership benefits with the Utah Safety Council.
Topics will include:
• Your Membership Benefits
• How to Use the Website
• Streaming Safety Videos
• Meet Our Staff
Members log-in to automatically save 30% on the cost of this course at checkout.
What is leadership, and what is safety leadership?
Who is running/leading your safety & health issues in your operation?
Who is involved in your safety & health processes and programs?
This course will review and discuss:
- What is Leadership?
- Is there a difference between leadership and safety leadership?
- Who has overall and specific responsibilities for safety?
- Review various staff & management safety responsibilities and duties.
- What are some recommended safety organization charts in a company?
A review of ideas and options will be covered to answer these questions and more to enhance to success of providing a safe environment for all of our people. Interactive and engaging discussion and activities will be used to promote thought and learning.
This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.
This course will discuss the OSHA requirements for record keeping, including tracking and documenting workplace injuries/illnesses and filling out the required OSHA 300 log form. This course will review the “300 Form” and the basic subtleties between “OSHA recordable” and “reportable” injuries. Basic principles of claims management will also be discussed. (This course approved for Core Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
This course will provide techniques and principles for preventing slips, trips and falls in the workplace due to slippery or cluttered work surfaces. NOTE: This course is not a course in fall protection from heights. (This course approved for Professional Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
This course will provide techniques and principles for preventing slips, trips and falls in the workplace due to slippery or cluttered work surfaces. NOTE: This course is not a course in fall protection from heights. (This course approved for Professional Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
This course will discuss the OSHA requirements for record keeping, including tracking and documenting workplace injuries/illnesses and filling out the required OSHA 300 log form. This course will review the “300 Form” and the basic subtleties between “OSHA recordable” and “reportable” injuries. Basic principles of claims management will also be discussed. (This course approved for Core Contractor Continuing Education based on seminar length).
Refreshments will be served
Members log-in to automatically save 30% on the cost of this course at checkout.
According to OSHA, an estimated 35,000 serious injuries and 62,000 non-serious injuries involving forklifts occur annually. Extensive training and following proper safety protocol can help operators maneuver equipment responsibly. Make sure all of your forklift operators are properly trained by having your own in-house trainer.
This one-day course offers instructors the tools necessary to meet OSHA’s Powered Industrial Truck requirements for formal instruction, practical training and evaluation every three years. Each component of the course relates directly to the others, forming a comprehensive, integrated system of training. The program’s format allows for flexibility in presentation and local job site customization to cover specific company policies. Each participant receives a complete instructor kit valued over $500. The kit includes a fully scripted leader’s guide operator and pedestrian DVD/video presentations, full color 32-page response book for students with certificate and wallet card, 16 discussion diagrams and a series of written tests.
*Forklift trainers must have a current forklift operator license to attend the course or adequate experience driving a forklift. Please call the Occupational Safety Program Manager at 801.746.SAFE (7233) if you have any questions.
Participants who want to take this course, but not receive the Instructor’s Kit please click here to register.
This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.
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.
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