2018 May/June Training Guide - Utah Safety Council 2_Online PDFlowres.pdf · Aid, CPR and AED training specifically focused on medical emergencies in the workplace. Upon completion,

Training Guide2018

APRIL • MAY • JUNE

U TA H S A F E T Y C O U N C I L . O R G

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY TRAINING

MAY• Reasonable Suspicion Drug & Alcohol Compliance

Training for DOT Supervisor: May 1• HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher Course: May 4• OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Course for the

Construction Industry: May 8-9• OSHA Compliance Series Machine Guarding: May 10• OSHA 7405:Fall Hazard Awareness for the Construc-

tion Industry: May 10• Forklift Trainer Certification Course: May 14• Principles of Occupational Safety and Health: May 15-18

• Safety Inspections: May 22• Forklift Operator Course: May 24• Breakfast Safety Seminar: May 31

JUNE • Confined Spaces: OSHA Compliance Series: June 1• Safety Leadership and Responsibility: June 5• Focus Four Hazards in Construction: June 7• Fire Protection: OSHA Compliance Series: June 13• Breakfast Safety Seminars: June 27

TRAFFIC SAFETY TRAINING

MAY• Traffic Safety Management Seminar: May 25

JUNE• Traffic Safety Management Seminar: June 29

EMERGENCY CARE SAFETY TRAINING

MAY• First Aid, CPR, and AED Training: May 16• First Aid, CPR, and AED Instructor Course: May 2-4

JUNE• First Aid, CPR, and AED Training: June 20

MINE SAFETY TRAINING

MAY• MSHA 24-hrTraining for New/Inexperienced Metal/

Non-Metal Surface Miners: May 9-11, 23-25• MSHA 16-hr Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/

Non-Metal Surface Miners: May 9-10, 23-24• MSHA 8hr training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-

Metal Surface Miners: May 7, 14, 21

JUNE • 24-HR Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-

Metal Surface Miners: June 13-15, 27-29• 16-HR Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Met-

al Surface Miners: June 13-14, 27-28• 8-HR Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal

Surface Miners: June 4, 11, 25• 32-HR Training for New/Inexperienced Underground

Miners: June 13-16• 8-HR Annual Training for Experienced Underground

Miners: June 15

CONTRACTOR SAFETY TRAINING

MAY• Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC): May 1, 15, 29• Basic Orientation Plus Training: May 2, 16, 30

JUNE• Orientation (UITC): June 5, 19, 26• Basic Orientation Plus Training: June 6, 12, 18,20

On-site training is available including evening and weekend trainings.

Phone 801.746.7233 to schedule or for more information.

May/June

Fast Facts(Details Inside)

MAY • JUNE • 2018

Rod HamsonPresident

[email protected]

Brandee Sommer, MCHESVice President of Operations

[email protected]

Sadee PistoiaMembership Manager

[email protected]

Alaina HuestisOccupational Safety Program Manager

[email protected]

Sara HernándezMSHA/UITC Program Manager

[email protected]

Greg RoyallTraffic Safety Program Manager

[email protected]

Trevor SperryEmergency Care Program Manager

[email protected]

Korinne PickettHome & Community Program Manager

[email protected]

Cassie HensonCustomer Service Manager

[email protected]

Lora BrownAccounting Manager

[email protected]

Teresa ZundelMarketing Manager

[email protected]

Utah Safety Council Team

Members save more! Log in on our website to see member pricing.

This orientation is for NEW and CURRENT members

that would like to learn how to utilize their membership

benefits with the Utah Safety Council

Join us forBAGELS

& BENEFITS

7:30-9:00 a.m.at the

Utah SafetyCouncil Office

June 14th August 7th

October 9th December 4thApril 3rd

Register now at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

June 14th l August 7th l October 9th l December 4th

Orientation for NEW and CURRENT members that would like to learn how to utilize their membership

benefits with the Utah Safety Council.

Utah Safety CouncilTraining Center

1574 West 1700 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84104

801.746.SAFE (7233) | 800.933.5943

Come Visit Us!


3


Check Out the Members-only Website

• Streaming safety videos• safety checklists• supervisor resources• and much more

FREE access for Utah Safety Council Members

utahsafetycouncil.org

Now You Can Keep Your Workplace Safer With:

UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

Benefits of Using Streaming Safety Videos:

Membership with theUtah Safety Council

includes access to ourin-house media library

and streaming safety videos.

Over 650 Titles • Unlimited ViewsLeader’s Guides and Quizzes

Spanish Titles Available

For more information contact Sadee Pistoia Membership Manager at

801.746.7233 ext. 302 or email at [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP Services

Sadee Pistoia l Membership Manager801.746.SAFE (7233) ext 302 l [email protected]

Unite with over 950 organizations throughout

the Intermountain West who have dedicated

themselves to safety and health by becoming a

member and utilizing all of the benefits associ-

ated with a Utah Safety Council Membership.

3


4

Basic Orientation Plus TrainingDates: May 2, 16, 30; June 6, 12, 18, 20Time: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Non-Member: $90 | Member: $75

This course is designed for contractors or contract employees who perform work on refinery properties.

Topics include: General Industrial Safety, Hearing Conservation, Elevated Work, Electrical Safety, Hazard Communication, Hand Safety and the Worker’s Role in Safety.

After successfully completing the course and test, participants receive a photo identification badge that is required to verify course completion. Certification is valid for one year, after which the Basic Plus Orientation Refresher course must be taken. Participants will need to bring a government issued form of ID

Breakfast Safety SeminarsDate: May 31, June 27

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

Non-Member: $10 | Member: FREE

Come learn and discuss important safety topics and trends in our monthly Breakfast Safety Seminars.

April 27: Safety in the CyberworldSince every business is being cyberattacked, you need to learn the steps you can take to reduce your risk of being breached and your information stolen or held for ransom.

Ransomware breaches cost organizations $8 billion in 2017Average cost per breach is $7.35 million. Average cost per record is $225. If you have 20,000 records, that could be a $4.5 million hit to your bottom line.

Would you survive? 68% of SMB’s that are hacked don’t survive who are hacked.

May 31: Eye SafetyLearn how to safeguard your eyes/vision in the workplace.

June 27: Details TBD

As part of the Utah Safety Council member benefits, these seminars are FREE for two people, per member organization, per seminar. Additional attendees are $10 each.

Confined Spaces: OSHA Compliance SeriesDate: June 1

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Non-Member: $160 | Member: Save 30% *on-site available

This course covers: key elements of the OSHA Permit-Required

Confined Spaces Regulation (29 CFR 1910.146).

This course earns credit towards the National Safety Council’s Certificate in OSHA Compliance. This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.

Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC)Dates: May 1, 15, 29; June 5, 19, 26

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Participant: $75 *on-site available

Contractor Safety Orientation is designed for contractors or

contract employees who perform work on refinery properties.

The course is also utilized by other organizations desiring to

orient contractors in safety prior to working on their site.

OSHA 7405: Fall Hazard Awareness for the Construction IndustryDate: May 10

Time: 8:00 a.m.

FREE

Free Class as part of the National Safety Stand-Down for

Preventing Falls in Construction. This course covers the

identification, evaluation, prevention and control of fall hazards

in the construction industry.

The course focuses on falls to a lower level rather than falls

to the same level resulting from slips and falls. Course topics

include identifying, analyzing, and preventing fall hazards

utilizing OSHA Fall Protection Standards. At the conclusion of

the course, students will have an awareness level of identifying

fall hazards and methods to control and abate the hazards.



5

Fire Protection: OSHA Compliance Series

Date: June 13

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.


According to OSHA, workplace fires and explosions kill 200 and

injure more than 5,000 workers each year. They cost businesses

more than $2.3 billion in property damage.

Don’t add to these statistics -- get the facts on OSHA’s Fire

Protection standards. This course will show you how to reduce

your risks.

This course earns credit towards the National Safety Council’s Certificate in OSHA Compliance. This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.

First Aid, CPR and AED TrainingDates: May 16, June 20

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


This course provides participants with the most current First

Aid, CPR and AED training specifically focused on medical

emergencies in the workplace. Upon completion, students

receive First Aid Certification and a CPR and AED Certification

valid for two years.

This course earns credit towards the Utah Safety Council’s Office Safety Certificate. This course is FREE for one person, per member organization, per membership year. Additional attendees are $63 each.

First Aid, CPR and AED InstructorTraining

Date: May 2-4

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Participant: $530 | Member: Save 30% *on-site available

Protect your employees by teaching them life-saving skills

with a certified First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor of your own!

This instructor training meets OSHA guidelines for First Aid

and CPR in the workplace and the latest CPR and Emergency

Cardiovascular Care Guidelines. Participants will learn

methods that involve, influence and facilitate adult learning

while refining their teaching skills.

Upon successful completion, you will become a certified

National Safety Council instructor and receive the complete

First Aid, CPR and AED instructor resource package.


Focus Four Hazards in Construction

Date: June 7

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


In 2013, the construction industry faced 770 deaths, more than

any other industry that year.*

Due to the construction industry’s high fatality rate, OSHA has

identified four hazards leading to the death of employees

in the construction industry- Falls, Electrocutions, Caught

IIn/Between, and Struck By Hazards.

This course will discuss how to identify and avoid these hazards

so you can protect your employees.

*Source: National Safety Council Injury Facts Publication, 2015

This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.

The Utah Safety Council has created a

Women in Safety group to discuss the issues

and challenges facing women in the industry.

Next meeting is May 8, 2018, 8AM-10AM.

This is a great opportunity to build your

knowledge of regulatory standards, and get

real-time feedback for challenging situations

you may be facing in your workplace.

Questions? Please contact Sadee Pistoia, Membership Manager at 801.746.SAFE (7233)

or [email protected].

Official Sponsor

Women in Safety


Machine

guarding ranks among the top 10 of OSHA citations

issued, possibly because the regulation can be the most

confusing. Don’t let confusion get in the way of compliance.

Through discussion and activities, our professional facilitator

will break down the regulation into terms you can understand.

You’ll learn practices and procedures that will keep you in

compliance and, best of all, protect your employees.This course earns credit towards the National Safety Council’s Certificate in OSHA Compliance.This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.

MSHA 24-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners

Dates: May 9-11, 23-25; June 13-15, 27-29

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m..

Participant: $275 *on-site training available

This course covers all aspects of the initial training requirements for owners and operators under 30 CFR Part 48. The objective is to train new/inexperienced miners on the safety and health hazards in the surface metal/non-metal industry.

This course satisfies the total MSHA requirement for new/inexperienced miner training. Upon completion, students will receive a completed 5000-23 training certificate. This certificate will expire one year after completion and must be renewed annually by taking the 8-hour annual training course.Students will also receive First Aid, CPR, and AED certification.

MSHA 16-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface MinersDates: May 9-10, 23-24; June 13-14, 27-28

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


This course covers general aspects of the initial training requirements for owners and operators under 30 CFR Part 48. The objective is to train new/inexperienced miners on the safety and health hazards in the surface metal/non-metal industry.This is a 16-hour class, and is designed for individuals who will receive an additional eight-hours of site-specific training from the mine operator. If required and provided by the mine operator, the site-specific training must be conducted at the mine site according to the mine operator’s training plan.


Forklift Operator Course

Date: May 24

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Participant: $75 | Member: Save 30% *on-site skills evaluation optional for an additional $150

Discussion, videos and graphics are used to teach safe forklift

operating practices. This course complies with the OSHA

standards for formal operator classroom training.

Upon completing the course, participants will receive a wallet

card verifying completion of the classroom training. For the

full certification, please schedule a time for our instructor to

conduct the hands-on training and evaluation at your

Forkliftft Trainer Certification Course Date: May 14

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Non-Member: $800 | Member: Save 30% *on-site skills evaluation optional for an additional $150

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.

The program’s format allows for flexibility in presentation

nd local job site customization to cover specific company

policies. Each participant receives a complete instructor kit

valued over $500.


HAZWOPER 8-Hour RefresherDate: May 4

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


This course meets the requirements outlined in OSHA 29

CFR 1910.120 for eight hours of annual refresher training for

workers at hazardous waste sites.

Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate verifying the training in addition to a photo ID card.

Machine Guarding: OSHA Compliance Series

Date: May 10

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.


4

6


MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface MinersDates: May 7, 14, 21; June 4, 11, 25

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


This course covers all aspects of the annual training

requirements for owners and operators under 30 CFR Part

48. Those who successfully complete this course will return

to the job with the skills necessary to perform their work in

accordance with MSHA regulations.

Upon completion, students will receive a completed 5000-23

annual refresher training certificate. This certificate will expire

one year after completion.

MSHA 32-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Underground MinersDates: June 13-16

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


This training course gives new miners the knowledge needed

to face the safety and health hazards of underground mining.


Students will receive their MSHA 5000-23 form uponcompletion. MSHA Site-Specific Requirements: This course provides

participants with a total of 32 hours of the 40 required training

hours. Due to the diversity of our students, task and hazard

awareness training will not be included in the Utah Safety

Council’s training session. The site-specific training must be

conducted at the mine site according to the mine operator’s

training plan. This constitutes the remaining eight-hours of

required training for underground miners.

Students will also receive First Aid, CPR, and AED certification.

MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Underground MinersDate: June 15

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Participant: $75 *on-site training availableThis training gives experienced underground miners the

knowledge they need to face the safety and health hazards

involved in underground mining.

Students will receive their MSHA 5000-23 form upon

completion. This certificate will expire one year after

completion.

MSHA Site-Specific Requirements: Due to the diversity

of our students, task and hazard awareness training will

not be included in the Utah Safety Council training session.

The site-specific training must be conducted at the

May 8-9

OSHA 10-HOUR OUTREACH COURSEFOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

COURSE TIME: 8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.

MEMBER: THIS COURSE IS FREE FOR ONE PERSON, PER MEMBER ORGANIZATION, PER MEMBERSHIP YEAR

MEMBERS: ADDITIONAL ATTENDEE $95

NON-MEMBER: $200 |

Introduction to OSHA

OSHA Focus Four Construction Hazards

Personal Protective andLifesaving Equipment

Health Hazards in Construction

Upon course completion you will receive an OSHA DOL card

Subjects covered in this course include:

There were 37,476 injuries in work zones

2017, about four people injured

every hour

Falls accounted for more than

one in four injuries in construction

25%

Private industry construction workers

have a fatal occupational injury rate nearly 3 times that of all workers in the United States

3xLorem ipsum

For details, contact Alaina Huestis, Occupational Safety Program Manager, at 801.746.7233 ext. 304

7

Safety Leadership and ResponsibilityDate: June 5

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


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?In this course we will review/discuss:

• What is leadership?

• Is there a difference between leadership and safety

leadership?

• Who has overall and specific responsibilities for safety?

• Various staff & management safety responsibilities and

duties

• Recommended safety organization charts in a company

A review of ideas and options will be covered to answer these

questions and more to enhance the 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.


Safety Management TechniquesDates: April 10-13

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Non-Member: $1,715 | Member: Save 30%

This course does more than show you what an effective safety

manager does- it shows you how to do it through a balanced

approach to safety management, addressing administrative,

technical and cultural elements of safety.

Participants will be able to:

• Identify the fundamental principles of a safety management

system

• Determine your role as a safety and health professional and

define line management’s safety and health responsibilities

• Identify leadership strategies that contribute to your success

as a manager

• Recognize strategies and steps to create organizational and

individual change in your safety culture

• Create a plan to improve safety management

2.6 CEUs received towards earning the National Safety Council’s Advanced Safety Certificate.This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.


8


mine site according to the mine operator’s training plan.

OSHA 10-Hour for Construction IndustryDates: May 8-9

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Non-Member: $140| Member: FREE** *on-site available

This course covers OSHA standards specific to the Construction

Industry, 29 CFR 1926. The OSHA Training Institute will issue

course completion cards to each student.

Subjects covered in this course include: an Introduction to

OSHA, OSHA Focus Four Construction Hazards, Personal

Protective and Lifesaving Equipment, Health Hazards in

Construction, and other safety topics.

**As part of the Utah Safety Council member benefits, this course is FREE for one person, per member organization, per embership year. Contributing and Sustaining members recieve an additional attendee for free each year. Additional attendees from a member organization are $95 each.This course earns credit towards the National Safety Council’s Certificate in OSHA Compliance. This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.

Reasonable Suspicion Drug & Alcohol Compliance Training for DOT SupervisorDates: May 1

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Participant: $65

The course will assist supervisors of DOT-regulated employees

in identifying drug users, complying with the company’s drug

policy, and understanding legal regulations.

Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion.

Safety InspectionsDate: May 22

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Non-Member: $360 | Member: Save 30% | *on-site available

Ongoing safety inspections are key in preventing workplace

injuries and fostering continuous improvement. Participants

will learn how to design and implement an inspection process

to find and fix hazards before an incident occurs.

0.65 CEUs received towards earning the National Safety Council’s Advanced Safety Certificate.This course qualifies for the Workplace Scholarship Program.


9

Members save more! Log in on NEW website to see member pricing.

Basic OrientationPlus

Basic OrientatioPlus

12%of all workplace deathsin the U.S. involve contract employees

Protect your employees withquality safety training

Questions?Contact Sara Hernández, UITC/MSHA Program Manager,

at 801.746.7233 ext. 302 or email [email protected]

Safety Consulting Services

The Utah Safety Council’s consulting services include, but are not limited to:

Walk-Through Evaluations

Safety Program Revision

Audits/ImplementationPolicy Development Assistance

Ergonomic Assessments

Call Today! 801.746.SAFE (7233)

Member Companies: $75/hrNon-Members: $100/hr

For more information, please contact Alaina Huestis, Occupational Safety Program Manager, at 801.746.7233 ext. 304 or email [email protected].

OccupationalSafety

Alaina HuestisOccupational Safety Program Manager

801.746.SAFE (7233) ext 304

[email protected]

According to OSHA, businesses with a suc-

cessful safety and health management system

reduce injury and illness costs 20%-40% Our

Occupational Safety Program can help your

company build a successful health and safety

program by providing nationally and locally

recognized training, consulting, & products.

Get training where and when you need it with our onsite

training options.Contact Alaina Huestis for

more information.

4

9

Emergency CareSafety

Trevor Sperry l Emergency Safety Care Program Manager

801.746.SAFE (7233) ext 307 l [email protected]

The Utah Safety Council offers Emergency Care Pro-grams which include: First Aid; CPR; AED; Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens; Advanced First Aid, CPR, and AED; Basic Life Support; and, Emergency Medical Re-sponse.

These courses meet the current CPR and ECC Guide-lines, as well as OSHA standards for first aid training in the workplace.

TrafficSafety

Greg Royall l Traffic Safety Program Manager801.746.SAFE (7233) ext 303 l [email protected]

Every time you get behind the wheel, getting to and from your destination safely is the number one priority. Over the last 80 years, the Utah Safety Council has con-tinually invested in traffic safety programs to help pre-vent traffic crashes and reduce collision-related injuries and fatalities on Utah’s roads.

The Utah Safety Council’s Traffic Safety Programs provide education and resources to Utah’s community

members and businesses to improve driver behaviors.

Help keep your employees safe with onsite defensive driving courses.

Contact Greg Royall for more information.

MAY • JUNE • 2018Members save more! Log in on NEW website to see member pricing.

10

Home & Community Safety

Korinne Pickett l Home & Community Program Manager

801.746.SAFE (7233) ext 312 l [email protected]

The Utah Safety Council cares about your safety out-side of the work setting. We offer resources that keep you and your loved ones safe at home, at play and on the go.

The Take Safety Home and the Buckle Up 4 Love pro-grams are aimed at keeping you safe and well when in the home and on the go. Take Safety Home focuses on preventing the top five injuries that occur off-the-job. These include; poisoning, falls, choking and suf-focation, drowning, and fires and burns.

The Utah Safety Council offers free materials about home safety,

car seat safety, and booster seat safety.

Contact Korinne Pickett for more information.

MAY • JUNE • 2018Members save more! Log in on NEW website to see member pricing.

11

Does your com-pany need training courses not listed in our Q3 2018 Training Guide?

Give us a shout at 801.746.7233 to request new additions to our training options!

RAISE!

Member

ServicesOccupational

SafetyHOME & COMMUNITY

SafetyTRAFFIC

SafetyEMERGENCY CARE

Safety

MAY • JUNE • 2018NONPROFIT ORG.

U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDSALT LAKE CITY, UTPERMIT NO. 4978

1574 West 1700 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84104

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Keep Us Informed And Up-To-Date!

Please update your contact/address

information by emailing your changes

to [email protected] or by

calling 801.746.SAFE (7233).

We continuously update our lists to be

more efficient.

UTAHSAFE TYCOUNCIL .ORG

Register now for our 4th Annual Crazy Pants Golf Tournament!

Join us Thursday, June 28 at the TalonsCove Golf Course and don't forget to wear your craziest pants!

Sponsorship opportunities available -801.746.7233

Proceeds Benefit the Utah Safety Council's Home & Community Programs.

Documents

2018 May/June Training Guide - Utah Safety Council 2_Online PDFlowres.pdf · Aid, CPR and AED training specifically focused on medical emergencies in the workplace. Upon completion,