Effectively managing millennials is imperative for retention – this discussion-based presentation will address how to best manage millennials in your industry and how to close the generational gap in your workforce.

This training will discuss the primary requirements of NFPA’s 2015 version of its 70E (arc flash) standard. In addition to live electrical work and arc flash safety, the program will discuss lockout/tagout and hazards of electrical energy.

Will help employers meet this mandatory training requirement for individuals who are involved in administrating a respiratory protection program.

Learn the lifesaving skills needed to protect your family, friends and co-workers! Hands-on and classroom training designed to give you the skills you need to stay compliant. Feel confident and ready to act in an emergency.

Employers are required to have a Competent Person to oversee the day to day operations and to minimize the exposures related to respirable crystalline silica. Gain the knowledge and skills required to be considered a competent person for silica.

This session will discuss the implementation of company policies that should include how to handle workplace violence.

February 11 & 12, 2019 / 12:00 pm - 5:30 pm each day - This course serves as the benchmark for introductory jobsite safety and OSHA compliance education. 

This program will provide attendees with the proper training and knowledge to put out a fire. This includes live fire suppression.

This session will discuss the implementation of company policies that should include many different types of workplace disasters. These range from workplace violence (including active shooters, bomb threats, and terrorism), to fires, chemical releases and natural disasters. A company’s ability to plan and prepare for disaster will avoid some of the common pitfalls that can do harm to the business beyond surviving the actual event.

Gain a better understanding of the OSHA requirements for supported scaffolding in construction and increase your knowledge of the necessary requirements to be considered competent under OSHA's rule as it relates to scaffolding systems.

This program will provide attendees with the knowledge to recognize a confined space, identify the potential hazards that may exist, effectively evaluate the space and com-plete the required documentation and provide the necessary oversight for entry process.

Learn the lifesaving skills needed to protect your family, friends and co-workers! Hands-on and classroom training designed to give you the skills you need to stay compliant. Feel confident and ready to act in an emergency.

March 14, 15, 21 & 22, 2019 - The OSHA-30 represents the “standard” in training for those assigned safety supervision responsibilities. Gain the safety knowledge base attendees will need to confidently fulfill your role as a competent person.

Gain knowledge critical in protecting employees from the dangers of working at heights. Discover more about both regulatory (OSHA) requirements and best industry practices through both lecture, hands-on activities, and table-top-style exercises using potential workplace scenarios.

Reduce injuries, product and structural damage, and aerial work platform repairs while promoting an increase in safety awareness. Thank you to Sunbelt Rentals for sponsoring equipment use.

Reduce injuries, product and structural damage, and forklift repairs while promoting an increase in safety awareness. Get certified and meet OSHA requirements. Thank you to Sunbelt Rentals for sponsoring equipment use.

Gain knowledge critical in protecting employees from the dangers of excavation and trenching.

Reduce injuries, product and structural damage, and aerial work platform repairs while promoting an increase in safety awareness. Thank you to Sunbelt Rentals for sponsoring equipment use.

The course will include lecture, hands-on activities, and tabletop-style exercises using potential workplace scenarios focusing on both regulatory (OSHA) requirements and best industry practices. In addition, the course will include the proper techniques that can be deployed in order to safely rescue a fallen worker.

Come join us on January 30, to take advantage of a session devoted exclusively to maintaining OSHA injury/illness recordkeeping and calculating injury rates. Our time together will provide you with the knowledge and skills you will need to confidently and correctly maintain your OSHA #300 & #300A injury and illness logs.

Understand the importance of inspections, what to look for and how to meet OSHA's requirements. Participants will receive several copies of various inspection forms and guides which can be used to develop their own competent person inspection program.

The course will provide guidance on the latest GHS programs and show how to incorporate the changes into current company programs. Guidance will also be provided on how to effectively maintain your current program and how to improve upon it.

Gain an understanding and appreciation of the serious hazards associated with confined spaces, as well as those associated with the work and rescue-related activities that may take place in them.

This program will provide attendees with the knowledge to recognize areas of concern and provide insight on how to tackle the issues that are causing the most problems.

Gain knowledge critical in protecting employees from the dangers of working at heights. Discover more about both regulatory (OSHA) requirements and best industry practices through both lecture, hands-on activities, and table-top-style exercises using potential workplace scenarios.