This free seminar will discuss Cyber Risk Exposures and where they are typically coming from as well as steps to take to help prevent you from going uncovered when a breach happens.
Rescheduled from January 10th! New registrations welcome! Develop an understanding and knowledge of the “big picture” of the entire construction process.
This webinar is currently full. | No-cost Virtual Training: OSHA mandates that companies who use respirators have a written respiratory protection program. This program must be designated by a competent respiratory protection program administrator who is versed in the requirements and methods of program implementation. This session is intended to help employers meet this requirement for individuals who are involved in administrating a respiratory protection program.
This live discussion webinar is now full. | The safety guidelines issued by Governor Wolf for construction to operate safely during the COVID-19 crisis include the requirement of appointing a "Pandemic Safety Officer." Many questions have been brought forth regarding what that position should entail and how to enforce safety guidelines among employees. Join us Tuesday, May 5, for a no-cost live discussion webinar answering your questions regarding the Pandemic Safety Officer Position. Please submit your questions to kevin@abckeystone.org by Monday, 5/4, at noon.
Note: Online registration ends May 1, 2020; if registering after May 1, please email kellys@abckeystone.org.; Timing of training will be at your convenience but should be completed within 30 days; course access details will be emailed to you. | Learn the lifesaving skills needed to protect your family, friends and co-workers!Certifications are valid for two years. Note: Certification will be earned following the required hands-on training - date/time TBD due to the current COVID-19 situation. The instructor will keep you informed of the updated schedule.
Discover the trends in Construction as it relates to fall protection.
NO-COST VIRTUAL TRAINING: Over the last couple of years, employers have stated more frequently that OSHA requires them to be tied off when working from a ladder if more than six feet above the lower level. This is not what the OSHA standard states. So, how did we get here? This question and other questions will be discussed to help educate your workers of the differences between the OSHA standard and safe work practices. It is suggested that your field management and upper management attend this webinar to get a better understanding of the process to protect workers from falls from a height in the workplace.
ABC Keystone's Electrical Apprenticeship Program will soon be implementing changes to better serve the students. Beginning this fall, electrical students will utilize the Mike Holt Enterprises apprenticeship curriculum, and this switch in curriculum will provide for high quality course content and up-to-date resources for the apprentices. Hear directly from the Chapter's Electrical Apprenticeship instructor at this virtual event.
