2018 OSHA Trainings Including 10-hour & 30-hour courses

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1 2018 OSHA Trainings Including 10-hour & 30-hour courses 10-hour June 6-7, hour June 11-14, 2018 Job Safety Analysis Training November 13, 2018 Incident Investigation Training November 14, 2018 SC Chamber of Commerce Office, Columbia, SC Has it been more than three years since you last attended this course? OSHA CARD Be aware that although the OSHA 10 & 30 cards don t have an explicit expiration date, Federal OSHA no longer allows lost cards to be reissued after three years from the date of class completion. Is it time for you to take a refresher course? REGISTER TODAY!

2 KEEP YOUR COMPANY HEALTHY, SAFE, AND PRODUCTIVE WITH OSHA SAFETY TRAININGS! These trainings have been designed to arm you with the skills and information you need to show your employees and OSHA inspectors your organization s commitment to safety. You ll learn: how to minimize your organization s exposure to costly penalties and fines; essential skills to assess the effectiveness of your overall safety programs and to determine proper levels of compliance; and how to reduce downtime and workers compensation claims. WHY ATTEND? The 1910 General Industry Standards contain more than 17,000 safety laws do you know them all? These trainings provide up-to-the-minute information on the latest general industry changes in OSHA regulations and standards. With one serious violation costing $12,934 in 2018, these courses pay for themselves many times over! OSHA conducted over 31,000 inspections in 2016 don t be caught unawares this year. Anyone responsible for the safety of employees should attend, including: Human Resources personnel Healthcare supervisors Maintenance supervisors Industrial engineers Lead personnel Plant managers Production managers and engineers Safety professionals ABOUT THE SPEAKER The Southeastern Chapter - National Safety Council (SCNSC) was organized in 1961 and began as a response to the growing concern to the number of people being killed and injured in collisions in the Charleston area. From the beginning, the Council has been a chartered Chapter of the National Safety Council. SCNSC has consistently worked on promoting safety education and public awareness and is dedicated to reducing injuries, deaths, human suffering and economic loss caused by accidents. The Council, a volunteer, non-profit organization, seeks participation of citizens in community, industry and government in the accomplishment of our shared goal a SAFER South Carolina. COURSE DETAILS Dollar for dollar, the 10/30-Hour OSHA courses are the best investment in safety and health on the job. South Carolina Chamber of Commerce 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 1100 Columbia, SC

3 OSHA 10-HOUR/30-HOUR COURSE AGENDA DAY ONE 8 a.m. 5 p.m. (June 6 10-hour, June hour) Lunch provided Inspections, Citations, Penalties, Most Cited Violations Subpart D Walking and Working Surfaces Subpart E Exits, Exit Routes, and Fire Prevention Plan Subpart L Fire Protection Subpart I Personal Protective Equipment Hazard Communication DAY TWO 8 a.m. 12:00 p.m. (June 7 10-hour, June hour) Subpart O Machine Guarding I Subpart S Electrical Lockout/Tagout 10 Hour Ends OSHA 30-Hour Class Continues DAY TWO Continued 12:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Lunch provided for 30-Hour Participants Recordkeeping Respiratory Protection Subpart G Hearing Conservation/Noise Introduction to OSHA Standards, Hazard Search Workshop Review of OSHA Standards Review OSHA.GOV Standards, Hazard Search Workshop DAY THREE 8 a.m. 5 p.m. (June 13) Lunch provided Subpart H Hazardous Materials Part I Advance Lockout Tagout Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices Machine Guarding II Subpart Q Cutting & Brazing Subpart P Portable Hand and Power Tools Standards, Hazard Search Workshop DAY FOUR 8 a.m. 5 p.m. (June 14th) Lunch provided Confined Space Hazardous Materials II Subpart N Material Handling Equipment Powered Industrial Trucks Overhead Cranes Chains and Slings OSHA Update: What s New/Proposed Effective Safety and Health Programs Evaluation of Your Safety Program Final Hazard Review

4 Job Safety Analysis Training November 13, 2018 ABOUT THIS COURSE The SCNSC Job Safety Analysis (JSA) course offers a proven process for controlling operating hazards and costs. You ll learn how to develop and manage a JSA program and gain a better understanding of your role in making it effective. Through discussions, demonstrations and exercises, you ll learn how to dissect processes in your operation and eliminate or reduce hazards inherent with these processes. You ll also learn how to enlist participation from frontline employees, supervisors and upper management. The result: efficient procedures that help reduce personal injuries and operating costs. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to recognize and use important safety and health terminology JSA s relation to continuous improvement in your organization How to identify and communicate the safety and financial benefits of using JSA The key requirements for a successful JSA How to recognize hazards inherent in task performance and develop solutions and hazard controls How to complete a JSA form WHO WOULD BENEFIT This course is designed for safety practitioners, safety committee members, safety coordinators, safety specialists, human resources personnel, safety managers, loss control managers and operations managers. Incident Investigation Training November 14, 2018 ABOUT THIS COURSE The SCNSC Incident Investigation course focuses on techniques for gathering complete, accurate and objective incident data, establishing root causes, reporting findings and determining corrective action. Discussion, demonstrations and exercises cover investigation and interview techniques. Participants learn how to uncover the who, what, why, when and how of each incident, and how to analyze data to prevent injuries, property damage and financial losses. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to determine which incidents warrant investigation How to use effective investigation and interviewing techniques to gather complete, objective and accurate data How to analyze incidents to identify root causes The human relations aspects of incident reporting What data to include in investigation reports Hazard control measures and follow-up WHO WOULD BENEFIT This course is designed for all levels of management, safety practitioners, safety committee members and individuals responsible for investigating incidents.

5 REGISTRATION 10-Hour OSHA (June 6-7, 2018) o $475 SC Chamber member early bird (by April 28) o $575 Non-member early bird (by April 28) o $495 SC Chamber member (after April 28) o $595 Non-member (after April 28) 30-Hour OSHA (June 11-14, 2018) o $675 SC Chamber member early bird (by April 28) o $775 Non-member early bird (by April 28) o $695 SC Chamber member (after April 28) o $795 Non-member (after April 28) Job Safety Analysis Training (November 13, 2018) o $225 SC Chamber member early bird (by Oct 12) o $325 Non-member early bird (by Oct 12) o $250 SC Chamber member (after Oct 12) o $350 Non-member (after Oct 12) Incident Investigation Training (November 14, 2018) o $225 SC Chamber member early bird (by Oct 12) o $325 Non-member early bird (by Oct 12) o $250 SC Chamber member (after Oct 12) o $350 Non-member (after Oct 12) Both Days (November 13-14, 2018) o $400 SC Chamber member early bird (by Oct 12) o $600 Non-member early bird (by Oct 12) o $450 SC Chamber member (after Oct 12) o $650 Non-member (after Oct 12) * For companies sending 3 or more individuals, please contact Sherry Prioleau at sherry.prioleau@scchamber.net for special pricing. Cancellations/Substitutions If unable to attend, substitutions are welcome any time prior to the program date. A 50% processing fee applies to all event cancellations. Registrants are responsible for the full registration fee for any cancellation made after 5 p.m. on May 30 for 10-hour and 30-hour trainings, and after 5 p.m. on October 30 for the November trainings.registration fees will not be refunded or waived after that date. No-shows will be charged the full registration fee. HOW TO REGISTER web: Fax: Mail: South Carolina Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box Columbia, SC LOCATION South Carolina Chamber of Commerce 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 1100 Columbia, SC 29201

6 TO REGISTER, PLEASE COMPLETE To process your order, the entire registration form must be complete REGISTRANT INFORMATION Registrant Name Title Company Address City State Zip Daytime phone ( omobile ohome ooffice) Address (required) Special Dietary Needs Complete for Additional Registrants Course o 10-Hour o 30-Hour o Job Safety Analysis o Incident Investigation 1. Registrant Name Title Special Dietary Needs Course o 10-Hour o 30-Hour o Job Safety Analysis o Incident Investigation 2. Registrant Name Title Special Dietary Needs Course o 10-Hour o 30-Hour o Job Safety Analysis o Incident Investigation 3. Registrant Name Title Special Dietary Needs **I understand that by providing the phone number and information above on behalf of the person/company/ organization specified above, I am authorized to and hereby consent for the person/company/organization to receive communication by or on behalf of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce Payment Information Total: o Check Enclosed o Credit Card Processing* *For credit card payments: Contact noted on form will receive invoice via within three business days. After receiving the invoice, please mail check or call Linda Harrelson (803) to submit payment. For security purposes credit card payments may not be received via or fax. Signature Billing Zip Code