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In addition to in-person trainings, we encourage you to check out our live webinars and on demand videos for ongoing training opportunities. More information can be found at saif.com/trainings

We update classes regularly, so check back often to see what's available in your area. If you don't see your city, it's not because we don't love visiting you. It only means we don't have any trainings scheduled at the moment. Please check back again soon.

Need help navigating? Here's a map of our Salem conference center (Spanish).

Bend

Registration by phone 541.383.2450 or 800.285.8530 or click Register now. For information contact Linda Kunze | linnkun@saif.com | 541-383-2450.
  • Selling safety to management

    Date
    Wednesday, June 14, 2023
    Time
    8 to 10 a.m.
    Location
    SAIF Corporation, 999 SW Disk Drive Suite 103, Bend, OR 97702
    Speaker(s)

    Kevin Kilroy | Senior Safety Management Consultant, SAIF
    Luke Betts | Senior Safety Management Consultant, SAIF

    Description

    “Safety is the right thing to do” may make an OK slogan or a bland bumper sticker, but why are we surprised when management doesn't run with your safety committee’s recommendation? Communicating safety to management is more than just words; we can affect the overall safety culture (either for the positive or negative). This workshop shares other methods of selling safety to management to cultivate a better overall safety culture.

Coos Bay

Registration by phone 541.756.3118 or 800.285.8565 or click Register now. For information contact: MacKenzie Findley | 541-756-6625 | macfin@saif.com or Larissa Horlacher | 541-756-6660 | larhor@saif.com.
  • Return-to-work and Employer-at-Injury Program fundamentals

    Date
    Thursday, June 29, 2023
    Time
    10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
    Location
    Coos History Museum, 1210 Front Street, Coos Bay OR 97420
    Speaker(s)

    Ryan Bearden | Return-to-work consultant, SAIF
    Beronica Espiritu | Employer-at-injury specialist, SAIF 

    Description

    Please join us to learn about the benefits of using return-to-work and other resources to help you find meaningful, modified jobs for injured workers. This training is hosted by local return-to-work consultant Ryan Bearden, and Employer-at-Injury Specialist Beronica Espiritu.

Eugene

Registration by phone 541.683.6700 or 800.285.8560 or click Register now. For information contact Lacey Barnhart | lacbar@saif.com | 541-338-6764.
  • Investigations 101

    Date
    Wednesday, June 21, 2023
    Time
    10:30 a.m. to noon
    Location
    SentinelOne Conference Room, Eugene SAIF office, 3500 Chad Drive, Eugene OR 97408
    Speaker(s)

    John Patterson | Investigations Supervisor, SAIF

    Description

    Join us for a look at the types of investigations SAIF investigators conduct, and what employers can do to assist in the process.

Portland/Metro area

Registration by phone 503.673.5412 or 800.285.8570 or click Register now. For information contact Abbie Blankenbaker | abbbla@saif.com | 503.673.5163
  • Premium audit fundamentals

    Date
    Tuesday, June 6, 2023
    Time
    10 to 11:30 a.m.
    Location
    SAIF Corporation, 2 Centerpointe Drive, Suite 500, Lake Oswego, OR 97035
    Speaker(s)

    Jessicah Matshe | Premium Audit Supervisor, SAIF

    Description

    Please join Jessicah Matshe, premium audit supervisor, as she discusses the fundamentals of the premium audit process. We discuss class codes, the subjectivity of wages, and verifiable time records.

Redmond

Registration by phone 541.383.2450 or 800.285.8530, or click Register now. For information contact Linda Kunze | linkun@saif.com | 541-383-2450.
  • Selling safety to management

    Date
    Wednesday, June 14, 2023
    Time
    11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
    Location
    Central Oregon Community College - RedmondRedmond Technology Education Center (RTEC), 2324 SE College Loop – Room 138, Redmond, OR 97756
    Speaker(s)

    Kevin Kilroy | Senior Safety Management Consultant, SAIF
    Luke Betts | Senior Safety Management Consultant, SAIF

    Description

    “Safety is the right thing to do” may make an OK slogan or a bland bumper sticker, but why are we surprised when management doesn't run with your safety committee’s recommendation? Communicating safety to management is more than just words; we can affect the overall safety culture (either for the positive or negative). This workshop shares other methods of selling safety to management to cultivate a better overall safety culture.

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