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August

23-27
Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (POSH) *ASC


September

27 - Oct 1
Safety Management Techniques
28 - 29
DDC Alive at 25 Instructor Course


October

25-29
Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (POSH) *ASC


November

4
Lift Truck Train-the-Trainer
10
CEVO Ambulance 3 Train-the-Trainer
16-19
First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor Development

 

2010 Training Schedule

This is a listing of scheduled courses offered by our Council through November 2010. To register, please complete this form and return with payment, to NENY Safety & Health Council, 45 Colvin Avenue, Albany, NY 12206. You can also register by clicking here . Please be sure to indicate which course and date you will be attending. All of the above courses are held at our training facility located at 45 Colvin Avenue, unless otherwise indicated. For more information call 518-438-2365 or email Susan Johnson at johnson2@nycap.rr.com

CANCELLATION POLICY: Registration fee less a $15 service charge per person will be refunded if cancellation is made more than one week in advance. If less than one week prior to the seminar, a “credit certificate” will be issued upon request, redeemable as registration for any similarly priced future seminar (to be used within 1-year of issuance)

National Safety Council’s Advanced Safety Certificate (ASC) Programs
ASC is National Safety Council’s program for the development of safety professionals. ASC targets skills that increase compliance with regulatory standards, improve productivity and enhance employee participation in the safety and health process. Successful completion of three courses is necessary to earn National Safety Council’s Advance Safety Certificate. The Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (POSH) must be one of the three; Safety Management Techniques, Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene and Safety Training Methods are the other options.

NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS & PRIVILEGES

  • Publications
  • Safety & Health Magazine
  • OSHA Up-To-Date or Traffic Safety magazine (choice)
  • Family Safety & Health
  • Injury Facts
  • Membership Advantage newsletter
  • National Awards Program
  • Member Pricing on programs, products, services (20% discount)
  • On-line and direct access to Library Services
  • Members-Only Website
  • Local Chapter Features
  • Advanced Safety Certificate Training
  • Train-The-Trainer Programs
  • Defensive Driving Courses (DDC) – point/insurance reduction
  • Emergency Care Training – First Aid, CPR, AED, Bloodborne Pathogens
  • OSHA Compliance Training
  • Member prices on products and programs

To join today or for more Information call 518-438-2365 or visit our Membership page.


 

Safety Management Techniques - an ASC Program
Sept 27 - Oct 1, 2010 (12noon-4pm Monday, 8am-4pm Tuesday-Thursday, 8am-12noon Friday)
Member: $1195 Non-Member: $1550

Based on sound safety, management, quality and performance technology principles, Safety Management Techniques is a 30-hour course that will help you manage employees and/or projects in your safety and health efforts. Program content, case studies, exercises and discussions focus on the practical knowledge and skills required to effectively deal with safety-related organizational practices, environmental conditions, and human relations issues.
You will examine your function and leadership role as a safety and health practitioner as special knowledge and skills are covered in the course. As a special review activity, you'll assess your own organization's safety and health practices and create a management plan that you can take back to your facility for implementation. 3 NSC CEU's awarded

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CEVO Ambulance 3 Train-the-Trainer
June 24, 2010 (9:00am- 4:00pm)
Member: $325 Non-Member: $425

Newly revised, this program adapts proven defensive driving techniques to the unique nature of ambulance work, training drivers to navigate traffic safety in emergency and non-emergency situations. Topics covered include adverse weather conditions; blind spots and cushion of safety; intersections, passing & lane changes; safe backing and parking; scanning and traffic hazard identification; vehicle handling, design and inspection. Participants will receive the CEVO Ambulance 3 Instructor Kit which includes a fully-scripted Instructor Guide, video presentation on VHS or DVD, group discussion diagrams to reinforce key coaching points (on DVD or in Power-Point on CD-ROM) and reproducible observational checklist.

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Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (POSH) - an ASC program
August 23-27, 2010 (12noon-4pm Monday, 8am-4pm Tuesday-Thursday, 8am-12noon Friday)
October 25-29, 2010 (12noon-4pm Monday, 8am-4pm Tuesday-Thursday, 8am-12noon Friday)
Member: $1195 Non-Member: $1550

Earn your Certificate in Principles of Safety by completing POSH. The objective of POSH is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to effectively organize and operate a safety program for any size or type of industry. This intensive 30-hour course is a comprehensive overview of safety management, going beyond compliance to best practices. It shows you how to identify and target specific safety risks facing your organization and take proactive steps to minimize or even eliminate them. Get a balanced perspective on occupational safety and health issues. Learn to identify hazards and take actions to prevent incidents and related costs. Build skills to develop and implement a proactive and preventative safety plan. Examine real-life case studies that help you avoid mistakes and maximize the effectiveness of your safety initiatives. Increase your competence and confidence on the job. Learn how to raise awareness and lower the risk of injuries. 3 NSC CEU's awarded

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First Aid and CPR/AED Instructor Development Course
November 16-19, 2010 (9am-4pm each day)
Member: $350 Non-Member: $450

National Safety Council's course is perfect for organizations that regularly train people in First Aid, CPR and/or AED and are looking for the most current and effective training program available. The courses are your tool for training employees or the general public on the latest skills, techniques and expertise in life-saving procedures.
  This dynamic 4-day course is divided into two parts. In the first part, candidates will participate as students in the actual First Aid, CPR and AED courses they will be teaching. In the second part, candidates learn effective training methods and try their hands at evaluating CPR skill performances, AED presentations and skill demonstrations. Upon successful completion you will obtain official certification to teach these emergency care courses.

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Coaching the Lift Truck Operator Train-the-Trainer
November 4, 2010 (9:00am-4:00pm)
Member: $550 Non-Member: $650
Member: $200* Non-Member: $300*

Learn how to train your lift truck operators using the National Safety Council's Coaching the Lift Truck Operator training program. Upon completion of this one-day seminar you'll be able to: Identify operator training requirements and definitions from OSHA and NIOSH - Recognize the skills required for safe operation and maintenance of powered industrial trucks - Develop an in-house operator training program that meets and exceeds OSHA requirements using NSC's Coaching the Lift Truck Operator packaged training program - Design exercises to evaluate hands-on performance by operators - Educate non-operators on how to work safely around powered industrial trucks. E Each attendee receives one Operator Response Book plus the complete Coaching the Lift Truck Operator Instructor Kit (including Leader's Guide, 2 VHS set and transparencies).

*Additional employees from the same organization may attend at a reduced rate and receive only the Leader's Guide and one Operator Response Book.

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DDC Alive at 25 Instructor Development Course
September 28-29, 2010 (8:30am-4:00pm)
Member: $295 Non-Member: $350

This 2 day course will train you to work with the largest group of at-risk drivers using materials and topics they identify with. Drivers are divided into three distinct audiences: teens (ages 15-19), young adults (20-24) and military personnel. Driving school instructors; high school driver education teachers; state, county and local police, public information officers, court trainers and driving schools working with newly licensed drivers or teen violators; and anyone else who works with young drivers should attend. This course addresses the number one cause of death for drivers ages 15-24 - motor vehicle crashes - and has been adopted by many states and courts for graduated licensing and traffic violator programs. As an instructor, you will help young adults practice on-the-spot defensive driving techniques, changing bravado to confidence. This includes helping them learn key communication skills for assertiveness and being a young leader behind the wheel. Providing this training is a must in order to make our nation's streets and highways safe.

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