COVID-19 has made health and safety in the workplace a major priority for businesses everywhere. In addition to your full-time job, are you also now responsible for safety? If so, we can help. Let us give you the Cliffs Notes version of being a safety professional in our Virtual Safety Program for emerging leaders. Let us teach you how to take control and manage safety for your company in an organized and effective way.
Every day your business is vulnerable to adverse events, incidents or disruptions that create risk. It’s time to move away from reacting and move toward preventing. We know prevention costs less, and when you have a plan the outcomes are always better.
In our Virtual Safety Certificate Series - Level One, you will learn which OSHA regulations apply to your business. We will also provide you with a plan for establishing a foundation of safety and health in your workplace. This series will show you the immediate changes and corrective actions that can be made in your organization to lower risk and protect your employees and your business. Let us help.
Who should attend?
This highly interactive series is ideal for those with responsibility for their organization's overall safety compliance, programs, and training and is applicable throughout industries such as manufacturing, distribution, colleges & universities, restaurants, hotels, municipalities, healthcare, construction, and biotech.
Sessions will take place virtually from 8:30-11:00 am on Wednesdays, October 7 – November 18
The series is $1,545 for AIM members and $1,855 for non-members
What are the Essential Safety and Health Management System Principals?
What are your required to dos and how do you create a duplicatable and sustainable model?
How to conduct a job hazard analysis / near miss.
What does OSHA do and how will they impact my company?
How to form a safety committee and why it's important.
Learn key Elements of the OSHA record keeping requirements
What are the details of the Incident Investigation Process?
What are the Hierarchy of Controls?
Learn how to outline the proper safety training requirements for our organization and create your own training matrix.
Explore what the monthly inspection requirements are and how to put a plan in place for your organization.
What are HazCom / SDS?
Review Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during COVID-19 and beyond.
Identify the risks in a multiple employer worksite and how to mitigate the risks.
How to Get the best use from the OSHA website.
Essentials of forklift and crane safety – OSHA versus Massachusetts state requirements.
What are the electrical safety work practices?
Importance of Lock Out Tag Out Program.
NFPA 70e overview and requirements.
Identify an Emergency Action Plan and why it is essential to safety.
Building Your Exposure Control Plan (ECP).
Essentials of the First Aid OSHA Requirement (First aid, CPR, AED).
Review key components of an exposure control plan.
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