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This training equips participants with essential skills for maintaining a safe work environment through proactive hazard identification and thorough accident analysis. Attendees will learn to recognize potential safety risks, assess their severity, and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Additionally, the course covers the techniques for conducting detailed accident investigations, identifying root causes, and developing actionable recommendations to prevent future incidents. Through an interactive session and practical application examples, participants will enhance their ability to contribute to a culture of safety and compliance in the workplace.

This training equips participants with essential skills for maintaining a safe work environment through proactive hazard identification and thorough accident analysis. Attendees will learn to recognize potential safety risks, assess their severity, and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Additionally, the course covers the techniques for conducting detailed accident investigations, identifying root causes, and developing actionable recommendations to prevent future incidents. Through an interactive session and practical application examples, participants will enhance their ability to contribute to a culture of safety and compliance in the workplace.

This 10-hour training course is scheduled over two days: Tuesday, November 19 and Wednesday, November 20. Attendance at both sessions is required to receive the OSHA 10 card.
 
The course provides hands-on, participatory experience with hazard recognition, avoidance, control and injury prevention. Topics covered include fall protection, electrical basics, hazard communications, excavations, scaffolds, cranes, health hazards including asbestos and silica, an intro to OSHA and pre-task planning.  Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention, not OSHA standards. Lunch will be provided for participants. No make up sessions are provided. Registration is provided to participants able to attend all 10 hours.

There is a limited class size for this training. To allow as many policyholders to participate as possible, we will limit attendance to three individuals from a single policyholder.

If you’ve been interested in learning how to adjust your own workstation, and those of your colleagues, to reduce discomfort and fatigue, then this is the class for you. You learn various methods to fit office workstations to individual employees’ needs. Following the class, you are expected to complete and submit three office ergonomic assessments within 30 days to SAIF to receive your certification of class completion.

There are two sessions available, 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1:30 - 4 p.m. You will be able to choose a session at registration.

This 10-hour training course is scheduled over two days: Thursday, October 24 and Friday, October 25. Attendance at both sessions is required to receive the OSHA 10 card.

The course provides hands-on, participatory experience with hazard recognition, hazard control, and injury prevention. Topics covered include walking & working surfaces, hazard communications, electrical basics, personal protective equipment, safety and health programs, machine guarding, bloodborne pathogens, an intro to OSHA, and exit/fire/emergency action plans. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, not OSHA standards. No make up sessions are provided.

Registration is provided to participants able to attend all 10 hours.

There is a limited class size for this training. To allow as many policyholders to participate as possible, we will limit attendance to three individuals from a single policyholder.

Lunch will be provided on both days.

This training equips participants with essential skills for maintaining a safe work environment through proactive hazard identification and thorough accident analysis. Attendees will learn to recognize potential safety risks, assess their severity, and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Additionally, the course covers the techniques for conducting detailed accident investigations, identifying root causes, and developing actionable recommendations to prevent future incidents. Through an interactive session and practical application examples, participants will enhance their ability to contribute to a culture of safety and compliance in the workplace.

SAIF's return-to-work services is your team to help manage claim costs, avoid pitfalls, and provide services to help proactively manage your workers' compensation claims.

This 10-hour training course is scheduled over two days: Tuesday, November 5 and Wednesday, November 6. Attendance at both sessions is required to receive the OSHA 10 card.

The course provides hands-on, participatory experience with hazard recognition, avoidance, control and injury prevention. Topics covered include walking & work surfaces, hazard communications, electrical basics, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, machine guarding, workplace violence, effective safety committees, an intro to OSHA and exit/fire/emergency action plans. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, not OSHA standards. No make up sessions are provided. Registration is provided to participants able to attend all 10 hours.

There is a limited class size for this training. To allow as many policyholders to participate as possible, we will limit attendance to three individuals from a single policyholder.

Lunch will be provided.

This 10-hour training course is scheduled over two days: Tuesday, October 8 and Wednesday, October 9. It will be held 9 a.m.-2:45 p.m. both days.

Attendance at both sessions is required to receive the OSHA 10 card.

The course provides hands-on, participatory experience with hazard recognition, avoidance, control and injury prevention. Topics covered include walking & work surfaces, hazard communications, electrical basics, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, machine guarding, workplace violence, effective safety committees, an intro to OSHA and exit/fire/emergency action plans. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, not OSHA standards.

No make up sessions are provided. Registration is provided to participants able to attend all 10 hours. There is a limited class size for this training. To allow as many policyholders to participate as possible, we will limit attendance to three individuals from a single policyholder.

Lunch will be provided.

Cultural and generational differences in the workplace can sometimes make it difficult to effectively coach and mentor new employees. This session explores ways to open up communication to build a common safety culture.

This training equips participants with essential skills for maintaining a safe work environment through proactive hazard identification and thorough accident analysis. Attendees will learn to recognize potential safety risks, assess their severity, and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Additionally, the course covers the techniques for conducting detailed accident investigations, identifying root causes, and developing actionable recommendations to prevent future incidents. Through an interactive session and practical application examples, participants will enhance their ability to contribute to a culture of safety and compliance in the workplace.

This 10-hour training course is scheduled over two days: Wednesday, November 6 and Thursday, November 7. Attendance at both sessions is required to receive the OSHA 10 card.

The course provides hands-on, participatory experience with hazard recognition, avoidance, control and injury prevention. Topics covered include walking & work surfaces, hazard communications, electrical basics, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, machine guarding, workplace violence, effective safety committees, an intro to OSHA and exit/fire/emergency action plans. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, not OSHA standards. No make up sessions are provided. Registration is provided to participants able to attend all 10 hours.

There is a limited class size for this training. To allow as many policyholders to participate as possible, we will limit attendance to three individuals from a single policyholder. Lunch will be provided

This training equips participants with essential skills for maintaining a safe work environment through proactive hazard identification and thorough accident analysis. Attendees will learn to recognize potential safety risks, assess their severity, and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Additionally, the course covers the techniques for conducting detailed accident investigations, identifying root causes, and developing actionable recommendations to prevent future incidents. Through an interactive session and practical application examples, participants will enhance their ability to contribute to a culture of safety and compliance in the workplace.