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WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH CATALOGUE

Training and services to prevent injuries at work, on the road and throughout the community.

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President & CEO, Elizabeth McClatchy, CAE

Elizabeth McClatchy, CAEPresident & CEOSafety Center Incorporated

The mission of Safety Center Incorporated is to reduce injuries and save lives by providing safety education and training.

FROM OUR PRESIDENT

No one should be injured or die as a result of an unsafe act! Too many people, however, still are. Safety Center is committed to reducing the likelihood of these injuries and deaths. Being safe on the job is more than just knowing how to be safe. It requires a commitment based on safety being a core value for the company and for each of its employees. At Safety Center we are dedicated to empowering our clients to make positive life-saving decisions. Our safety training utilizes interactive, hands-on teaching techniques to maximize its impact on participants, to really change attitudes and, thus, behavior. This is our passion.

We also believe that the message of safety needs to be given at all stages of life. At Safety Center, we start with children, laying the foundation by teaching them safety lessons appropriate to their age in fun ways – in Sacramento at our Safetyville USA or through our Facebook page. Teens, just learning to drive and often, through peer pressure, experiencing the temptation of drugs and alcohol, are at a vulnerable stage of life. Safety Center offers experiential safety education through the use of driving simulators and participatory learning through our teen defensive driving and alcohol/drug classroom education programs. Seniors, too, have unique safety needs. We offer seniors training in how to compensate for their reduced mobility and reflexes when driving.

Safety Center is a 501(c)(3) community benefit organization whose purpose is to reduce injuries and save lives. You can join us in this mission by making a philanthropic gift in support of a safe community. For more information on how to help, please visit our website: www.safetycenter.org/donate or contact Kelly Huffman, VP of Development, at (916)438-3355 or [email protected]. Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.

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Northern California Office3909 Bradshaw Road

Sacramento, CA 95827-3891(916) 366-7233 (800) 825-7262

*Southern California Office109 S. Spring Street

Claremont, CA 91711(909) 625-9650

Jerry Bach, CSHMVice President

Quen CachOpen Enrollments

Tonya PerryOn-site/Products

Victoria BellProgram Manager

Annette PleisInstructor

*Lisa AcevesOpen Enrollments

Steve Mendoza Marketing/Event

Coordinator

*Gayleen GrigoreasSouthern CA Branch

Manager

Pamila WhiteheadCurriculum Developer

WHO WE ARE WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Safety Center Cares About Your Safety - our mission is to reduce injuries and save lives by providing workplace safety, health and environmental education and training.

We’re here to provide solutions to the safety concerns that keep you up at night.

Organizations in the public and private sectors have similar concerns about finding the time and resources to manage an effective workplace safety program. The payback for investing in training comes from improved efficiencies and reduced losses, which saves time and money and creates a positive image for your organization.

We strive to bring you the most current updates within the safety industry and the most skilled, engaging instructors to keep your organization compliant and safe. Safety Center is a non-profit organization that specializes in custom-fit, hands-on training that takes the guesswork out of regulatory compliance and empowers employees to perform their jobs competently and safely. We receive many positive testimonials from customers who claim Safety Center’s workplace safety & health training has helped them to dramatically reduce injuries on and off the job.

OUR TEAM IS HERE TO SERVE YOU

All of our courses can be delivered at your site or facility targeting specific audiences, from top management to line employees. Our experienced technical staff will work with you to customize a training program

that best fits your organization.

Kei LieuOpen Enrollments

Bob LapidusInstructor

Joel FlowersInstructor

*Steve YoungInstructor

Michael EstepInstructor

Myron BrownInstructor

*Robert FernandezInstructor

*Joe GuricanInstructor

Robert WasleyInstructor

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WHAT WE DO TABLE OF CONTENTS

ON-SITE TRAINING 3

PROFESSIONAL SAFETY

PSI - (Certified Safety Management Speclaist Designation Program) 4

Core Safety Certificate (CSC) 5 Establishing a Successful Safety Program Understanding Industrial Hygiene Selling Safety

Technical Safety Certificate (TSC) 6 Complying with OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements Conducting Safety Inspections Conducting Accident Investigations

Management Safety Certificate (MSC) 7 Controlling Risk Making Safety Performance Matter Solving Safety Problems

Certified Safety Management Specialist Schedule 8-9MOBILE EQUIPMENT COURSES 10-13 2-Day Express Counterbalanced Forklift Trainer Certification 2-Day Skid Steer Loader Trainer 4-Day Premium Forklift Trainer Certification Rough Terrain Forklift Trainer Upgrade Loader Group Trainer Certification Excavator Upgrade - Train the Trainer Aerial Lifts Trainer Certification IVES Trainer Recertification Forklift Operator Training

OSHA COURSES 14-18 Cal/OSHA-8 Programs Federal and Cal/OSHA 10 & 30 Courses

OSHA Training Institute - CLPCCD (NoCA) OSHA 510 - OSHA Standards (C) OSHA 511 - OSHA Standards (GI) OSHA 5109 - Cal/OSHA Standards (C) OSHA 500 - Trainer Course OSHA Standards (C) OSHA 501 - Trainer Course OSHA Standards (GI) OSHA 502 - Update Outreach Trainers (C) OSHA 503 - Update Outreach Trainers (GI)

OSHA Training Institute - UCSD (SoCA) EM-385 1-1 - Military 40 Hour Safety OSHA 500 - Trainer Course OSHA Standards (C) OSHA 501 - Trainer Course OSHA Standards (GI) OSHA 502 - Trainer Update Refresher (C) OSHA 503 - Update Outreach Trainers (G) OSHA 510 - OSHA Standards (C) OSHA 511 - OSHA Standards (G) OSHA 2264 - Permit Required Confined Space OSHA 2265 - Trainer Course Confined Space OSHA 3095 - Electrical Low Voltage Standards

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE COURSES 19-22 Competent Person Excavation Competent Person Fall Protection Confined Space Awareness Train the Trainer Confined Space Entry/Rescue Confined Space Entry Awareness Confined Space Entry/Non-Entry Rescue Temporary Traffic Control & Flagging

GENERAL SAFETY 23-26 Remote Area/Wilderness First Aid Adult First Aid/CPR First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor Workplace Violence Alcohol and Drug Awareness for Supervisors Conflict Resolution 1-Day Disaster Preparedness Disaster Preparedness Exercise 4-Hour Defensive Driving Course Defensive Driving Course 4-Hour Instructor Trainer Development Course

COURSE REGISTRATION INFORMATION 27

COURSE REGISTRATION FORM 28

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION 29

MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT APPLICATION 30

RESOURCES 31

SAFETY FORUMS 32

WHO WE SERVE 33

*(C) = Construction, (GI) = General IndustryCLASS DATES AND PRICING ARE

SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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CONVENIENT & EFFECTIVE

SOME OF OUR CLIENTS:

ON-SITE SAFETY TRAINING

Mobile Equipment

Aerial LiftBoomliftScissor LiftBucket Truck

Lift TruckStock PickerRough Terrain ForkliftNarrow Aisle Reach TruckMotorized Pallet JackCounterbalanced Forklift

LoadersSkid SteerBackhoeFront-end

Mobile CraneMobile CraneBoom Truck

Regulatory CoursesFirst Aid/CPR/AEDBloodborne PathogensConfined SpaceTraffic Control/FlaggerFall ProtectionExcavationHazard CommunicationPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE)Heat StressScaffold User TrainingHearing ConservationSupervisor Safety TrainingRespiratory Protection & Fit TestingLockout/TagoutIllness Injury Prevention ProgramARC Flash TrainingChemical Hygiene for Laboratories

Other CoursesAlcohol & Drug Awareness for SupervisorsCal/OSHA-8Conflict ResolutionDefensive Driving 4/6/8 Hr.Disaster PreparednessFire Extinguisher TrainingFed OSHA-10 & 30Ladder SafetyRigging & Signal PersonSafety for Field PersonnelSafety Management SpecialistSite SurveysSlips, Trips & FallsTrainer DevelopmentWilderness First AidWorkplace Violence

Safety Center Incorporated, a private not-for-profit organization, offers all of our safety training classes at either your place of business or at our facilities, in both southern and northern California. Program content and learning activities can be customized to include policies, procedures, and forms specific to your company or facility. We teach a wide variety of safety education courses with engaging visual aids and hands-on practices that will enhance your learning experience. We also provide safety evaluations of your facility and can recommend the best safety training to meet your company’s particular needs.

Environmental

HAZWOPER 8/24/40 Hr.Asbestos & Lead AwarenessIndustrial General Permit Workshop (IGP)

We provide expert training that is custom-fit to our client’s needs.

ABC NorcalBureau of Land ManagementBrown ConstructionCalifornia Army National GuardCA Department of Correction & Rehalibation CA Department of Water Resources Campbell Soup, Inc.Certainteed CorporationCity of BakersfieldCity of EscondidoCity of GlendaleCity of HesperiaCity of LancasterCity of Long BeachCity of OntarioCity of PomonaCity of RiversideCity of RosevilleCity of SacramentoCity of San Jose

City of San Luis ObispoCity of Santa MonicaCity of Simi ValleyCounty of San BernardinoCounty of SacramentoCounty of Santa BarbaraCucamonga Valley Water DistrictE & J Gallo WineryElk Grove Water ServicesEnpower Management Corp.Far Western Anthropology Research Group, Inc.FlintcoGolden State Water AgencyGranite ConstructionInland Empire Utilities AgencyKeenan & AssociatesKinder MorganMarin Municipal Water DistrictMcCarthy Building CompaniesNapa Sanitation DistrictOro Loma Sanitary District

Owens Corning Cultured StoneParex USA, Inc.Placer County Water AgencyRedwood Empire Management Insurance FundRiverside Public utilitiesRoebbelen ConstructionSanta Clara Valley Water DistrictSouthern California EdisonStanford UniversitySyblon ReidUC BerkeleyUnion Sanitary DistrictUnited Brotherhood of CarpentersVeolia ES Industrial Services/ Pacific LinersVictor Valley Wastewater Reclamation AuthorityVolcano TelephoneYosemite National Park

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Upon completion of the Safety Management Specialist Certificate, students will be able to:

• Understand principles of safety, risk control and industrial hygiene. • Implement safety & health programs to fit any management style. • Communicate safety information with confidence to groups and in one-on-one conversations.

Students receive Certificates of Completion for each individual class that includes 0.6 continuing education units (CEUs). Participants also receive a certificate of completion for each three-day set of classes: Core, Technical, and Management. Upon completion of the Safety Management Specialist class series, graduates receive a handsome certificate and plaque.

SAFETY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE FULL REGISTRATION DISCOUNT!

Pre-pay in full for all Nine courses and receive a 10% discount!

PSIPROFESSIONAL SAFETY INSTITUTE

CERTIFIED SAFETY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST DESIGNATION

Certified Safety Management Specialist (CSMS) is a designation awarded by Safety Center’s Professional Safety Institute to individuals who complete the entire Safety Specialist

Certificate series and successfully sit for the certification examination.

The Professional Safety Institute (PSI) was founded in 1996. Since its inception, PSI has graduated over 700 Safety Management Specialists in the public and private sectors. The institute was founded on the principle that occupational health & safety is a dynamic field of study with continuous industry, regulatory, technological, and legal changes. Safety professionals must be current in the technical and management aspects of their profession to maintain safe employees and workplaces and stay in regulatory compliance.

Marty Afdal, CSMS - Placer County Water AgencyRichard Alcorn, CSMS - City of Rancho Cucamonga - PWTom Amberson, CSMS - CA Fair Services AuthorityDeborah Barry, CSMS - Bronco Wine CompanyKen Berg, CSMS - Amy’s KitchenJed Beyer, CSMS - West Bay Sanitary DistrictJuan Calderon, CSMS - West Coast Grape FarmingJose Cantu, CSMS - JG Boswell Co.Howard C. Cooper, CSMS - Vicki Deas, CSMS - Safety Center IncorporatedJoseph Richard De Lise, CSMS - Veolia ES Industrial Svc, Inc.Kimberly Green, CSMS - Siemens Transportation Systems, Inc.Gayleen Grigoreas, CSMS - Safety Center IncorporatedAndrew Hamilton, CSMS - Placer County Water AgencyKen Hodkin, CSMS - Placer County Water AgencyTiffany James, CSMS - Immuno ConceptsMyron Jones, CSMS - Tesoro Refining & Marketing Co.George Joyner, CSMS - City of Ontario Parks and MaintenanceThomas Kaiser, CSMS - City of Palo AltoRick Kerrigan, CSMS - Cucamonga Valley Water DistrictPam Knoblock, CSMS - System 3 Inc.

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Professional Safety Institute courses may be taken individually or as part of the certificate program. Courses are designed for beginners and for seasoned safety professionals.

Institute courses are not designed to compete with government required technical courses; rather, they are designed to aid students in the creation of effective safety programs at their workplaces. Students gain career skills and an excellent addition to professional resumes through graduation from the Professional Safety Institute.

The Core, Technical and Management certificates involve three one-day classes that are held two to three times per year on a rotating basis.

Students are strongly encouraged to take these courses in order as each level builds upon skills acquired in prior sessions.

If you have questions about your path to Safety Management Specialist, contact [email protected] or 800-825-7262 x219. In So California, [email protected] or 909-6285-9650.

John Kosack, CSMS - George Peterson InsuranceHarry Kwong, CSMS - Bob Lapidus, CSMS - Lapidus Safety ConsultingDana Lahargoue, CSMS - Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.Dale Lewis, CSMS - Ebara Technologies, Inc.Judy Lowen, CSMS - Ace HardwareMichael McDonald, CSMS - Tesoro Refining & Marketing CoAnthony S. Mike, CSMS - AmeriCorps NCCC.Manuel Munoz, CSMS - Sacramento Public LibraryAbby Parcon, CSMS - Tuolumne Utilities DistrictRigoberto Rios, CSMS - Bronco Wine CompanyRaydale Robinson, CSMS - US MintPaul Rogers, CSMS - Pioneer Hi-BredWard Scheitrum, CSMS - Brite Fertalizer, Inc.Keith A. Sorsdal, CSMS - Napa Sanitation DistrictAlphonso Sullivan, CSMS - Trinchero Family EstatesKelly Topping, CSMS - Amy’s KitchenDavid Velasco, CSMS - Barrel 10 Quarter Circle Inc.Leslie Wade, CSMS - CA Fair Services AuthorityTimothy Wells, CSMS - Veolia ES Industrial Svc, Inc.

PSI Courses

The following have attained the CSMS designation:

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CERTIFIED SAFETY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST DESIGNATION

John Kosack, CSMS - George Peterson InsuranceHarry Kwong, CSMS - Bob Lapidus, CSMS - Lapidus Safety ConsultingDana Lahargoue, CSMS - Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.Dale Lewis, CSMS - Ebara Technologies, Inc.Judy Lowen, CSMS - Ace HardwareMichael McDonald, CSMS - Tesoro Refining & Marketing CoAnthony S. Mike, CSMS - AmeriCorps NCCC.Manuel Munoz, CSMS - Sacramento Public LibraryAbby Parcon, CSMS - Tuolumne Utilities DistrictRigoberto Rios, CSMS - Bronco Wine CompanyRaydale Robinson, CSMS - US MintPaul Rogers, CSMS - Pioneer Hi-BredWard Scheitrum, CSMS - Brite Fertalizer, Inc.Keith A. Sorsdal, CSMS - Napa Sanitation DistrictAlphonso Sullivan, CSMS - Trinchero Family EstatesKelly Topping, CSMS - Amy’s KitchenDavid Velasco, CSMS - Barrel 10 Quarter Circle Inc.Leslie Wade, CSMS - CA Fair Services AuthorityTimothy Wells, CSMS - Veolia ES Industrial Svc, Inc.

CSC CORE SAFETY CERTIFICATE

These classes may be taken individually or as part of the certificated program.

Establishing a Successful Safety ProgramTIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction

Northern CA (C212) Southern CA (C3212)DATES: February 5 April 23 May 7 November 5 FEES: Member Price $230 Non-member Pr ice $265

In charge of safety at work? Don’t panic! This class explains the creation of a safety program from the ground up, how to keep it going and how to make it effective.

This class is the foundation course for the Safety Management Specialist Certificate. In this course, students gain knowledge of the techniques and tools used most often by safety management specialists. The information provided can be used immediately on a daily basis back on the job.

The course is designed to assist the safety management specialist in implementing successful occupational safety and health programs. Developing and implementing new safety programs, maintaining their effectiveness, meeting regulatory compliance and obtaining management, supervisory and employee buy-in requires a great deal of the safety management specialist’s time. This course teaches students how to use that time effectively.

Course topics include benefits of safety, initial steps to program development, successful safety program structures, using Cal/OSHA’s Title 8, personal workspace safety, illumination, hand safety, slips/trips and falls, back injury prevention and materials handling, repetitive strain injuries, fire extinguishers, manual and portable power tools, Cal/OSHA hazard correction priorities, machine guarding, personal protective equipment (PPE) and multi-employer work sites.

TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction


What does it take to get employees to “buy-in” to safety programs? It takes communication! Selling Safety teaches safety management specialists how to communicate safety so that everyone understands and can get on board.

Understanding Industrial HygieneTIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction


What your employees don’t know can hurt them. Do you know what can hurt them? What are acceptable exposures? How do you choose a respirator? Industrial Hygiene answers these questions and more!

This is a one-day survey course of technical topics. Students gain a practical understanding of how to apply the information in their work environment. This course reviews the major stressors that comprise the field of Industrial Hygiene including chemical, physical and biological factors. The course is presented in a highly interactive format utilizing audiovisual tools. Solutions will be offered for the following areas:

•Hazard Communication •Respirators •Noise •Hazard Control •Confined Space Safety •Indoor Air Quality •Radiation •Solvents

This class is one of the most important courses within the Safety Management Specialist Certificate. Selling Safety provides students with ideas and techniques for improving workplace relationships. The 21 Steps to Success in Selling Safety are integrated into the course material and examples are based upon real life experiences.

Students will have an opportunity to rate themselves on how well they currently utilize the 21 Steps in their workplace and to analyze their current communication skills. Learn how to develop an environment of trust with co-workers and external contacts.

Selling Safety

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TSC TECHNICAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE These classes may be taken individually or as part of the certificated program.

Complying With OSHA Recordkeeping TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction

Northern CA (C222) Southern CA (C3222)DATES: March 5 May 14 September 10 FEES: Member Price $250 Non-member Pr ice $275

What records do you keep? This class covers reporting and recordkeeping requirements. You’ll also review safety documentation as it relates to the California Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) requirements, exposure records, hazard communication and other important topics. By the end of this class, you’ll know how to effectively maintain records and, yes, you’ll be able to confidently complete an OSHA 300 log!

Maintaining required records is one of the most complicated aspects of OSHA compliance. OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping comprises most of the course curriculum. Although OSHA and Cal/OSHA have simplified this recordkeeping process, it is still a difficult subject. This class covers the requirements and methods for accurate recordkeeping. Discussion on the differences between OSHA recordkeeping and workers compensation documentation is also an integral part of this training.



Your worst nightmare has come true. One of your employees has sustained a workplace injury. What do you do? This class guides you through the accident investigation process and shows you how to use past accidents to prevent injuries, property damage and financial loss in the future. You’ll learn why people take chances, how to strengthen management styles to prevent losses, and how to choose the best person to conduct accident investigations.

This class examines accident investigation as a means to prevent injuries, property damage and financial loss. Despite the best safety programs and intentions, accidents sometime occur. Consequently,

safety specialists must be able to discover root causes of an accident and to take corrective action to prevent recurrence.

This course is designed to answer the six basic questions of accident investigation: who, what, when, where, how and why through the use of real-life case studies. Course curriculum includes discussions on:

• Why People Take Risks • Who Should Conduct Investigations • Modern Loss Investigation and Analysis Tools • What Causes Accidents • Effective Data Collection Techniques • Management System Weaknesses that Lead to Losses • Effective Interviewing Techniques • Accident/Incident Report Formats and Report Preparation

Conducting Accident Investigations

Conducting Safety InspectionsTIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction


What does a “Safety Inspection” really involve? Periodic inspections help maintain a safe and healthful work environment for your employees. This class introduces key concepts of safety inspections, including hazard recognition and inspection formats.

Conducting a successful safety inspection is not an easy task. It requires a clear understanding of many different subjects to accurately identify key elements of a safety inspection. This course provides the essentials needed for students to create an effective safety inspection program. Students who take this course gain a greater understanding of the essential components of thorough safety inspections.

Key concepts discussed include:

• Foundational Steps for a Safety Inspection • Acceptable and Unacceptable Risk • The Most Frequently Cited Violations • The Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations • Standards You Should Know • Questions to Ask • Inspection Formats • Priority Setting • Hazard Recognition

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MSC MANAGEMENT SAFETY CERTIFICATE

These classes may be taken individually or as part of the certificated program.

Controlling Risk


Northern CA (C213) Southern CA (C3210)DATES: July 9 October 22 December 10 FEES: Member Price $230 Non-member Pr ice $265

Making Safety Performance Matter



So now you have a handle on your safety program! Great. But what about risk management? Students learn to minimize conditions and practices that pose risks to organizations.

Safety professionals need to know more than just occupational safety and health. This course introduces risk management for the safety professional. Subjects include: risk management and control; acceptable risk and loss establishment; the use of a safety management perception questionnaire; and discussions on many other topics, including: • Occupational Safety & Health • Third Party Liability Risk Control • Product Safety (Liability) • Professional Liability (E&O) • Directors & Officers Liability (D&O) • Fire Prevention & Property Protection • Environmental Concerns • Ergonomics • Fleet Safety • Security

This course provides students with an in depth review of successful safety program structures for both the organization and the people within the organization. Some of the topics covered include principles of safety management and influencing managers and supervisors to enhance employee safety.

This course addresses shifts in paradigms. Comfortable modes of thinking will be challenged to allow students to gain new insight into applying safety programs and achieving group cohesion. These same principles can be incorporated into students’ daily professional lives. Some of the topics covered include:

• Safety Management Principles • Structural Components of Successful Safety Management Programs • Management and Employee Roles • Helping Others Achieve Professional Success • Influencing Managers and Supervisors to Enhance Employee Safety • Motivation Through Incentive Programs • Environments and Situations that Foster Accidents



Stuff happens! Even the best safety programs have problems they must solve. This course teaches students analytical tools for assessing and correcting safety problems as they occur using real-life case scenarios.

Students practice the practical application of techniques gained throughout the entire Safety Management Specialist series - preparing students to solve safety problems professionally. Students practice newly acquired skills using real-life safety management problems as case studies. Students will be encouraged to seek solutions while exploring what comprises a successful safety program.

Elements critical for successful safety program management are reviewed in this course. The primary focus is on continually applying these factors to their own organizations. The course includes a safety committee problem-solving template for those students who use or want to use safety committees. Students have the opportunity to review a selection of quantitative and qualitative safety program evaluation techniques including modern problem-solving tools that can be applied to almost any safety issue in the work environment.

“Make correct safety performance matter moment by moment.”

- Bob Lapidus, CSP

Solving Safety Problems

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CSMS EXAM

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Core Certificate Establishing a Successful Safety Program Understanding Industrial Hygiene Selling Safety

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789

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Technical Certificate Complying with OSHA Recordkeeping Conducting Safety Inspections Conducting Accident Investigations

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Management Certificate Controlling Risk Making Safety Performance Matter Solving Safety Problems

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101112

Core Certificate Establishing a Successful Safety Program Understanding Industrial Hygiene Selling Safety

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Technical Certificate Complying with OSHA Recordkeeping Conducting Safety Inspections Conducting Accident Investigations

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Management Certificate Controlling Risk Making Safety Performance Matter Solving Safety Problems

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Safety Management Certificate Schedule - Northern California

Safety Management Certificate Schedule - Southern California

Graduates of the Safety Management Specialist Certificate are eligible to take the CSMS exam. Passing the exam shows a commitment to the principles of effective safety management and gives the right to use the CSMS designation after their names on such documents as business cards, letters and reports.

Reasons for acquiring the CSMS:

• Provides a recognized designation • Demonstrates a commitment to workplace safety and health • Develops knowledge and skills needed to meet regulatory standards • Does not require minimum education or experience • Is a lifetime certification - no continuing education or renewal feesWho should Attend:

The CSMS exam can only be taken by those who have completed the nine-day Professional Safety Institute’s Safety Management Specialist Certificate program. Individuals who successfully pass the exam receive an attractive plaque.

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Southern California 25

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Certified Safety Management Specialist Examination

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Core Safety Certificate Member Non-Member

Establishing a Successful Safety Program $230 $265

Understanding Industrial Hygiene $230 $265

Selling Safety $230 $265

Technical Safety Certificate

Complying with OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements $250 $275

Conducting Safety Inspections $230 $265

Conducting Accident Investigations $230 $265

Management Safety Certificate

Controlling Risk $230 $265

Making Safety Performance Matter $230 $265

Solving Safety Problems $230 $265

Subtotal $2,090 $2,395

10% discount applied when full payment/PO number is received for all ten courses, before attending the first class -$209 -$239.50

Total - Safety Management Specialist Certificate $1,881 $2,155.50

The Professional Safety Institute (PSI) courses may be purchased individually or as part of the Safety Management Specialist Certificate. Upon completion of all nine courses, students become eligible to take the Certified Safety

Management Specialist Exam.

If you have any questions about the Safety Management Specialist Certificate or a CSMS, contact us at: For Northern CA: For Southern CA: (800) 825-7262 x219 (909) 625-9650 [email protected] [email protected]

Certified Safety Management Specialist (CSMS)

CSMS Exam Study Guide (optional) $195* $195*

CSMS Exam $495 $495

Subtotal $690 $690

10% discount when Study Guide and Exam are purchased together -$69 -$69

Total – CSMS Exam & Study Guide $621 $621

All prices subject to change * Plus applicable tax, shipping & handling

Advance Purchase Member Non-Member

Nine Courses: Safety Management Specialist Certificate - discount price $1,881 $2,155.50

CSMS Study Guide & Exam - discount price $621* $621*

Subtotal of discount price $2,502 $2,776.50

Additional 5% discount for purchasing everything in advance -$125.10 -$138.83

Advance Purchase Total $2,376.90 $2,637.67

Advance Purchase Savings ($403.10) ($447.33)

Safety Management Specialist Certificate

$ 403.10 $ 447.33

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MOBILE EQUIPMENT COURSES

Safety Center provides a number of courses that will prepare your in-house trainers and instructors to deliver current safety and health training to your organization’s employees. Our Mobile Equipment Trainer courses equip instructor candidates with the knowledge, experience and tools to train effectively. (Operator credentials are not issued during Train The Trainer courses.)

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Individuals who want to become counterbalanced forklift trainers. A working knowledge of the equipment and/or training experience is a definite asset for successful completion of this program. It is recommended that candidates have a good command of the English language because of the fast pace of this program.

OVERVIEW:

This program is conducted by IVES Training Group and is specific to the counterbalanced forklift ITA* classes 1, 4 & 5.

Each trainee’s knowledge and skills are evaluated and graded before certification. This program will enable the trainer to deliver an effective, fully compliant counterbalanced forklift operator certification training program. The program, content and structure meet OSHA, ANSI/ITSDF** and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

PRE-PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

Trainees enrolled in the 2-Day Express Program will be sent a counterbalanced forklift operator reference manual a minimum of one week prior to the program for review and completion. Each trainee must bring his or her completed workbook to the first day of instruction.

* Industrial Truck Association ** Formerly ASME

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Individuals who want to become forklift instructors. Formal operator certification is not necessary to enroll in this class. However, basic working knowledge of the equipment is beneficial.

OVERVIEW:

This 4-Day Forklift Trainer Certification program is the leader of all IVES programs. This “Train the Trainer” course is a comprehensive, cost effective method of ensuring your operators receive training that meet or exceed federal and regional regulations and standards. Trainees receive in-depth instruction on powered industrial trucks as well as extensive instruction on how to effectively train operators. Each trainee’s knowledge and skills are evaluated and graded before certification.

Powered industrial trucks covered:

Class 1: Electric Motor Rider Trucks Class 2: Electric Motor, Narrow-Aisle Trucks Class 3: Electric Motor Hand Trucks Class 4: Internal Combustion Engine Trucks - Cushion Tires Only Class 5: Internal Combustion Engine Trucks - Pneumatic Tires Only

This program will enable the instructor trainee to deliver an effective, fully compliant operator certification training program. The program, content and structure meet or exceed OSHA, ANSI/ITSDF* and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

* Formerly ASME

2-Day Express Counterbalanced Forklift Trainer Certification

TIME: 7:30am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction 70% Classroom theory/30% Hands-on Training

EQUIPMENT: Counterbalanced Forklift

Northern CA (C240) Southern CA (C3240)DATES: January 7-8 February 25-26 March 11-12 August 19-20 April 22-23 June 20-21 July 29-30 September 23-24 November 13-14 December 9-10 FEES: Member Price $945 Non-member Pr ice $995

4-Day Premium Forklift Trainer Certification

TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands-on Training

EQUIPMENT: Power Industrial Trucks: • Sit-down Counterbalanced Forklift • Narrow Aisle Forklift • Powered Pallet Truck

Northern CA (C245) Southern CA (C3245)DATES: February 4-7 March 4-7 May 13-16 October 21-24 August 12-15 November 4-7 FEES: Member Price $1,200 Non-member Pr ice $1,250

In the last decade, Safety Center Incorporated has trained over 11,000 trainers on Mobile Equipment.

Lunch provided on both days

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MOBILE EQUIPMENT COURSES Rough Terrain Forklift Trainer Upgrade

TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands on Training

EQUIPMENT: • Rough Terrain Variable Reach Forklift (Telescoping Boom)

Northern CA (C207) DATES: February 8 September 25 May 17 December 11 August 16 FEES: Member Price $445 Non-member Pr ice $495

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Individuals who want to become Loader trainers. Formal operator certification is not necessary to enroll in this class. Basic working knowledge of the equipment is beneficial.

OVERVIEW:

This program is conducted by IVES Training Group. Trainees receive in-depth instruction on each type of loader as well as extensive instruction on how to effectively train operators. Each trainee’s knowledge and demonstrated skills in all aspects of the program are evaluated and graded before certification.

This program will enable the successful instructor trainee to deliver an effective, fully compliant operator certification training program. The program, content and structure meet or exceed all existing OSHA, and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

Loader Group Trainer Certification

TIME: 8am-5pm; 5 Days of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands on Training

EQUIPMENT: • Front-End Loader (articulated and rigid frame) • Skid Steer • Loader Backhoe

Northern CA (C202) DATES: April 8-12 October 7-11 FEES: Member Price $1,450 Non-member Pr ice $1,500

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

This trainer upgrade program is designed for current IVES-certified trainers who wish to acquire the technical knowledge needed to train operators of rough terrain telehandler (variable reach) forklifts.

OVERVIEW:

This program is conducted by IVES Training Group. This one-day program is designed to upgrade IVES trainer credentials to include the Rough Terrain Forklifts: Vertical Mast and Variable Reach Telehandler.

All program attendees will gain technical knowledge of this equipment through classroom study and hands-on exercises. Each trainer’s knowledge and demonstrated skills in all aspects of the program are evaluated and graded.

This program, content and structure meet or exceed all existing OSHA, ANSI/ITSDF* and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

PRE-PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

Trainees enrolled in this course will receive a rough terrain forklift operator reference manual a minimum of one week prior to the program for review and completion. Each trainee must bring his or her completed workbook to class.

*Formerly ASME“Thank you for informative and well organized training that I have in Sacramento Safety Center as well as for all the help you rendered to me while my first visit to the USA. The knowledge that I got I use to preserve lives and property in my Far East of Russia. Thanks a lot to all people around you. I hope our training served to Safety and Friendship.”-Vasiliy FokinAker Contracting Russia

“Clear, concise instructions. No time wasted on non-pertinent info; good practicals.”-Adam Young

“This class was very comprehensive, with equal time given for instructional and hands on teaching.”-Nathan Sutton

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MOBILE EQUIPMENT COURSES 2-Day Express Skid Steer Loader Trainer

TIME: 7:30am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction 70% Classroom theory/30% Hands on Training

Northern CA (C203) DATES: April 24-25 September 26-27 FEES: Member Price $945 Non-member Price $995

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Due to the technical nature of this program, trainees must have good reading, writing and speaking skills in the English language. This is a graded program. Trainees must achieve a passing grade to be certified. A portion of the program will be outdoors. Trainees must wear appropriate clothing and steel-toed shoes.

OVERVIEW:

Delivered by IVES, this 2-Day Express Skid Steer Loader Train the Trainer Certification program is a comprehensive, cost effective method of ensuring that your operators receive training and evaluation that meets or exceeds all applicable government regulations and referenced industry standards. Trainees receive in-depth instruction on the design and safe use of skid steer loaders as well as extensive instruction on how to effectively train and evaluate operators.. Each trainee’s demonstrated knowledge and skills in all aspects of the program are evaluated and graded prior to certification.

PRE-REQUISITE: Trainees must have experience working with the equipment addressed. Trainees are sent a Skid Steer Loader Operator Reference Manual prior to the start of the program for review and completion. Each trainee must bring his or her completed workbook on day 1 of the program.

Aerial Lifts Trainer Certification

TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands on Training

EQUIPMENT: • Aerial Boomlift • Straight Mast (telescoping) Boom • Articulated (knuckle) Boom • Aerial Work Platform • Scissor Lift • Vertical Lift

Northern CA (C258) Southern CA (C3258) DATES: February 11-14 May 20-23 March 25-28 September 30-October 3 June 24-27 September 16-19 December 2-5 FEES: Member Price $1,200 Non-member Price $1,250WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Individuals who want to become trainers of aerial boomlifts and/or aerial work platforms (scissor lifts). Formal operator certification is not necessary to enroll in this class. However, a basic working knowledge of the equipment is beneficial.

OVERVIEW:This program is conducted by IVES Training Group. This “Train the Trainer” program is a comprehensive and cost effective method of ensuring your operators receive training that meets or exceeds federal and regional regulations and standards. Trainees receive in depth instruction on aerial boomlift and aerial work platforms as well as extensive instruction on how to effectively train operators. Each trainee’s knowledge and demonstrated skills in all aspects of the program are evaluated and graded prior to certification. The program, content and structure meet or exceed all existing OSHA, and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

Excavator Upgrade - Train the Trainer

TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands on Training

EQUIPMENT: • Excavators • Wheeled (rubber tire) and tracked (crawler) units. • Mini/compact/medium-duty units with the approx- imate gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 3,000 to 50,000 lbs. (1,360 to 22,680 kg.)

Northern CA (C208) DATES: April 26 November 15 FEES: Member Price $445 Non-member Price $495

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

IVES Certified Instructors who would like to upgrade their credentials to include the various excavators addressed. Formal operator certification is not necessary to enroll in this class. However, IVES strongly recommends that persons attending the Excavator Upgrade Trainer Certification program should also attend the 1-Day Competent Person Excavation program.

OVERVIEW: This program is conducted by IVES Training Group. This one-day program is designed for individuals who want to acquire the technical knowledge needed to train operators of mini, compact and standard medium-duty excavators. All program attendees will gain technical knowledge of this equipment through classroom study and hands-on-exercises. Trainees enrolled in the Excavator Trainer Upgrade Program will be sent an Excavator Operator Reference Manual a minimum of one week prior to the program for review and completion.

All trainees must bring their completed manualswith them on the day of the program.

Lunch provided on both days

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MOBILE EQUIPMENT COURSESForklift Operator TrainingIVES Trainer Recertification

TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction Open forum discussion and classroom instruction

Northern CA (C244) Southern CA (C3244) DATES: January 9 March 8 February 15 October 25 March 13 June 28 July 31 September 20 November 8 December 6 FEES: Member Price $230 Non-member Pr ice $250

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:This IVES certified instructor course is designed as a one-day refresher to extend all equipment credentials for an additional three (3) years. This program is not equipment specific.

OVERVIEW:This program is conducted by IVES Training Group. This course addresses a wide scope of issues that trainers encounter during their training programs. These topics range from disruptive trainees, communication barriers and faulty equipment to regulatory compliance issues, training aids and evaluation procedures.

Discussions are conducted in an interactive style with the program facilitator directing the discussion toward practical solutions. This program will enable the successful instructor trainee to deliver an effective, fully compliant operator certification training program. This program, content and structure meet or exceed all existing OSHA, ANSI/ITSDF* and ISO 9000 regulations and standards.

Pre-requisite:

Enrollees must be a certified trainer with IVES Training Group.

*Formerly, ASME

TIME: 8am-3pm; 4-6 Hours of Instruction 50% Classroom theory/50% Hands-on Training

EQUIPMENT: Counterbalanced Forklift

Northern CA (C248)DATES: January 18 July 18 March 22 September 12 March 22 November 14 May 30 December 19 June 21

FEES: Member & Non-member Price $100

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:Anyone who needs to gain job skills, forklift operator training, or would like more “seat” time to improve skills.

OVERVIEW:This course is specific to the counterbalanced forklift (ITA* Classes 1, 4 and 5) and will teach participants how to properly operate a forklift. Based on the IVES theory training, this course is designed to increase participants’ knowledge and skills through classroom instruction and hands-on exercises. Participants will be issued a certificate upon successful completion of the course.

SPECIAL NOTE:Operator credentials will not be issued during this course. In order to be in compliance with Cal/OSHA “3668(b)(3)” Training shall consist of a combination of formal instruction (e.g., lecture, discussion, interactive computer learning, video tape, written material), practical training (demonstrations performed by the trainer and practical exercises performed by the trainee) and evaluation of the operator’s performance in the workplace.”

To receive operator certification, each participant must be evaluated at his or her workplace on a site-specific, equipment-specific forklift after completion of this course. Workplace operator evaluations are scheduled separately for $35 within a 50 mile radius.

* Industrial Truck Association

“The class helped to remind me of things I had forgotten since my last training. The instructor was excellent; enthusiastic, informative and helpful.”-Carlos Romero

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OSHA COURSES Cal/OSHA-8 Challenges of Real World Safety & Health

Safety Center Incorporated is proud to be in partnership with Cal/OSHA Consultation in the creation of our Cal/OSHA-8 programs. These programs were developed to address high accident rates in the construction industry. Since inception, the Cal/OSHA-8 program has trained over 2,000 workers, supervisors and foremen and has expanded to include general industry. We have 5 master trainers and over 50 trainers throughout California and the United States.

The Cal/OSHA-8 courses are designed to help supervisors and foremen implement dynamic Injury and Illness Prevention Programs (IIPP) by addressing eight core elements: - Responsibility - Compliance - Communication - Hazard Assessment - Hazard Correction - Accident Investigation - Training - Recordkeeping

The program’s focus is on real-life scenarios with facilitated discussion on hazard recognition and correction. All participants will receive quick reference materials and a Cal/OSHA-Safety Center certificate. The following listed courses may also help contractors/organizations qualify for Cal/OSHA recognition and exception programs.

Cal/OSHA-8 Programs TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction FEES: Member Price $100 Non-member Price $150 Available Programs: Cal/OSHA-8 Residential Construction Cal/OSHA-8 Commercial Construction Cal/OSHA-8 Residential Framing Cal/OSHA-8 General Industry Cal/OSHA-8 Agriculture

Cal/OSHA-8 Train-the-Trainer (TTT) TIME: 8am-5pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: Member Price $695* Non-member Price $765* Available Trainer Programs: Cal/OSHA-8 Residential Construction TTT Cal/OSHA-8 Commercial Construction TTT

*Price includes a $250 monitoring fee for one program. There is an additional monitoring fee of $200/program for candidates to be certified in additional programs.

Cal/OSHA-8 Instructor Recertification TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction FEES: Member Price $75 Non-member Price $95

All certified instructors must take this course within one year of completing a Cal/OSHA-8 Train-the-Trainer program to retain Cal/ OSHA-8 instructor status. After the one year recertification, instructor cards will remain valid for three years.

OSHA 10 & 30These OSHA 10 & 30 hour courses for Construction and General Industry cover safety and health hazard recognition and prevention for workers, foremen, job supervisors and anyone who “wears the hat of safety” at their company. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention.

Fed OSHA-10 for General Industry FEES: Member Price $170 DATES: February 4-5 TIME: 8am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction Non-member Price $185

Fed OSHA-10 for Construction FEES: Member Price $170 DATES: February 20-21 TIME: 8am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction Non-member Price $185 June 24-25

Cal/OSHA-10 for Construction FEES: Member Price $170 DATES: April 29-30 TIME: 8am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction Non-member Price $185

Fed OSHA-30 for Construction FEES: Member Price $495 DATES: TBD TIME: 8am-5pm; 5 Days of Instruction Non-member Price $560

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Safety Center is pleased to partner with two of Region IX’s’ OSHA Training Institute Education Centers (OTIEC) in an effort to expand each organization’s workplace safety training programs. The partnerships authorize Safety Center Incorporated to offer a wide variety of OSHA based courses. We continually explore additional workplace safety training opportunities that will offer more options for our customers throughout the State of California.

Our main campus in Sacramento has formed an alliance with the OSHA Training Center at Chabot-Las Positas Community College District (CLPCCD OTIEC).

The OSHA Training Center will be incorporating a Safety Center course, Cal/OSHA-8 Train the Trainer, into its Outreach Trainer Course in Construction. Safety Center Incorporated developed this program with Cal/OSHA Consultation to train supervisors and foremen in the real-life application of the eight elements of the Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP).

OSHA #510 Cal/OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry

TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: January 7-10 • April 2-5 • June 10-13 • September 3-6

OSHA #511 Cal/OSHA Standards for the General Industry

TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: April 22-25 • April 2-5 • October 1-4

OSHA #5109 Cal/OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry

TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: March 25-28 • August 20-23 NOTE: For those who want to receive a Cal/OSHA Outreach Trainer certification, additional prerequisites are: OSHA #500 or #502 (must be a current trainer) AND one year of Cal/OSHA construction safety experience. (Copy of OSHA #500 card must be submitted before registering.)

OSHA COURSES

To Enroll in CLPCCD OTIEC courses visit: osha4you.com/sacramento-safety-center or call 866-936-OSHA

CLPCCD OTIEC Core Courses

OSHA #500 - Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for Construction TIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: February 25-28 • July 8-11 • December 2-5 NOTE: Prior training experience is recommended before taking this class. Students in Course #500 must prepare a one-hour presentation on an assigned OSHA Construction Outreach topic individually or as part of a group, and successfully pass a written exam at the end of the course to become an authorized Outreach Trainer. Construction Outreach Trainers are required to attend Course #502 or retake #500 at least once every four years (4) to maintain their authorized trainer status.Prerequisites: Course #510 and five years of construction safety experience. A college degree in occupational safety and health, a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation, Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation, or an OTC Certified Safety and Health Official (Level III) designation may be substituted for two (2) years of experience. OSHA #501 - Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for General IndustryTIME: 8am-5pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750DATES: May 13-16 • November 4-7

NOTE: Prior training experience is recommended before taking this class. Students in Course #501 must prepare a one-hour presentation on an assigned OSHA General Industry Outreach topic individually or as part of a group, and successfully pass a written exam at the end of the course to become an authorized Outreach Trainer. General Industry Outreach Trainers are required to attend Course #503 or retake #501 at least once every four years (4) to maintain their authorized trainer status. Prerequisites: Course #511 and five years of General Industry safety experience. A college degree in Occupational Safety and Health, a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation, Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation, or an OTC Certified Safety and Health Official (Level III) designation may be substituted for two (2) years of experience.

OSHA #502 - Update for Construction Industry Outreach Trainers TIME: 8am-5pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 675DATES: February 26-28 • July 9-11 • December 3-5 NOTE: Outreach Trainers are required to attend this course once every four (4) years to maintain their authorized trainer status. Prior to registration, students must provide a copy of their current trainer’s card for validation. Prerequisites: Course #500

OSHA #503 - Update for General Industry Outreach Trainers

TIME: 8am-5pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 675DATES: May 14-16 • November 5-7 NOTE: OSHA Outreach Trainers are required to attend this course once every four (4) years to maintain their authorized trainer status. Prior to registration, students must provide a copy of their current trainer’s card for validation. Prerequisites: Course #501.

OSHA COURSES

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CLPCCD OTIEC Trainer Courses

To Enroll in CLPCCD OTIEC courses visit: osha4you.com/sacramento-safety-center or call 866-936-OSHA

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OSHA COURSES

To Enroll in UCSD OTIEC courses visit: osha.ucsd.edu/Claremont or call 800-358-9206

OSHA 5109 - Cal/OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: March 16-17 & March 23-24 (Two weekend sessions)

OSHA 2015 - Hazardous MaterialsTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: February 4-7

OSHA 2045 - Machine GuardingTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: August 5-8

OSHA 5119 - Cal/OSHA Standards for General IndustryTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: June 1-2 & June 8-9 (Two weekend sessions)

OSHA 2225 - Respiratory ProtectionTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: June 17-20

OSHA 2250 - Principles of Ergonomics TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $750 DATES: July 29-31 & August 1

OSHA 2264 - Permit Required Confined Space EntryTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 675 DATES: June 10-12

OSHA 3010 - Trenching and Excavation TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 675 DATES: April 15-17

Federal OSHA 3095 - Electrical Low Voltage Standards TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: October 28-31

OSHA 5400 - Trainer Course - Maritime SafetyTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: August 19-22

OSHA 5410 - Maritime StandardsTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: July 22-25

Electrical High Voltage Standards - Federal (UCSD 3096)TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: March 4-7 & October 28-31

NOTE: Recommended Prerequisite: OSHA 3095

UCSD OTIEC Core Courses

Our Southern California office, located in Claremont has partnered with UC San Diego’s OSHA Training Institute

Education Center (UCSD OTIEC), one of four original Occupational Training and Education Centers, offering safety education to the Inland Empire and Los Angeles Basin. Our Claremont training facility is located in a quaint college town, conveniently located just minutes from the 10 & 210 freeways nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains near the Historic Route 66 and 10 miles from the Ontario International Airport. NOTE: Travel plans must accommodate the 4:30 p.m. class end time.

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OSHA COURSES

UCSD OTIEC Trainer Courses

To Enroll in UCSD OTIEC courses visit: osha.ucsd.edu/Claremont or call 800-358-9206

Electrical Safety Standards - NFPA 70E - 2 Day (UCSD 3094)TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 2 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 395 DATES: March 8-9

Electrical High Voltage Standards - State (UCSD 3098)TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 5 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 425 DATES: November 1-2

Military EM385-1-1 40 Hour Safety (UCSD 9300) TIME: 8am-5pm; 5 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 925 DATES: March 11-15 • November 18-22

Trainer Course - Construction Industry (OSHA 500) TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: February 23-24 & March 2-3 • May 20-23 • October 5-6 & October 12-13 (Weekend Classes)

Required Prerequisites: OSHA 510, Five years of Construction Safety experience. On the first day of class you will be asked to sign an Eligibility Statement confirming you meet these prerequisites. See the website for information. All students must bring a valid photo ID and present it to the instructor.

OSHA 501 - Trainer Course for General IndustryTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 2 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: September 14-15 & September 21-22 (Weekend Classes)OSHA 502 - Trainer Update - Construction Industry Refresher TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 495 DATES: January 14-16 • July 12-14

Required Prerequisite: OSHA 500 within four years.

OSHA 503 - Trainer Update for General Industry RefresherTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 3 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 495 DATES: February 11-13

OSHA 510 - OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: January 26-27 • February 2-3 • April 27-28 • May 4-5 • September 9-12OSHA 511 - OSHA Standards for the General IndustryTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: April 6-7 • April 13-14 • August 26-29

OSHA 521 - Industrial HygieneTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: July 8-11

OSHA 5029 - Trainer Update - Cal/OSHA Construction Refresher

TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 1 Day of Instruction FEES: $ 250 DATES: January 17 • July 15

OSHA 5039 - Trainer Update - General Industry RefresherTIME: 8am-4:30pm; 4 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 750 DATES: February 14

Trainer Course Confined Space (UCSD 2265)TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 2 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 425 DATES: June 13-14

Trainer Course - Trenching Trainer (UCSD 3011)TIME: 8am-4:30pm; 2 Days of Instruction FEES: $ 425 DATES: April 18-19 • November 7-8

UCSD OTIEC CORE COURSES

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Competent Person Excavation


Northern CA (C229) Southern CA (C3229)DATES: January 30 February 20 March 20 May 7 May 29 August 27 June 27 November 13 July 18 September 18 October 10 December 12 FEES: Member Price $130 Non-member Pr ice $155

Competent Person Fall Protection


Northern CA (C241) Southern CA (C3241)DATES: January 31 February 21 March 21 May 8 May 30 August 28 June 28 November14 July 17 September 19 October 9 December 11 FEES: Member Price $130 Non-member Pr ice $155

Through our regulatory compliance courses, Safety Center has trained over 26,000 people in the last decade. These courses include Excavation, Fall Protection, Confined Space and Temporary Traffic Control and Flagging.

A competent person is one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has the authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them. While Safety Center offers courses to train competent persons, it is the employer’s responsibility to designate the person trained as a competent person.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Any person whose job requires working at or near an excavation site.

OVERVIEW:

This one-day course covers Cal/OSHA statistics, excavation standards, use of protective systems, soil analysis and classification, timber and aluminum hydraulic shoring, tabulated data engineering and competent person requirements. Students are to bring all company required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - hardhat, gloves, steel-toed shoes, etc. - to class.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Anyone who uses or supervises the use of fall protection equipment. All participants are to bring lanyard and harness.

OVERVIEW:

This is a one-day class covering federal and state fall protection requirements. The course explores active, passive and alternate fall protection systems in detail. Hands-on training with fall protection equipment is a vital element of this course. Other topics covered in this course include:

• Fall protection fundamentals • Anchorage requirements• Fall protection system inspections • Lifelines • Proper care and use of equipment • Basic rescue and first aid• Fall hazard recognition

Excavation Refresher

TIME: 8am-12pm; 4 Hours of Instruction

Northern CA (C229R) DATES: February 8 April 5 August 15 November 8 FEES: Member Price $65 Non-member Pr ice $85

TIME: 1pm-5pm; 4 Hours of Instruction


Fall Protection Refresher

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE COURSES

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OVERVIEW:

This is an eight hour advanced awareness level course. The class introduces the major concepts associated with confined space, confined space entry and a survey of confined space rescue. This is a prerequisite class for an entry class.

Class topics include:

Regulations covering confined space:

• Confined space definition and identification • Hazards associated with confined spaces • Regulations covering confined space entry and rescue • Operations • Non-Permit required confined spaces (NPRCS) • Permit required confined spaces (PRCS) • Confined space entry • Entry permits • Hazard assessment forms

Confined Space Entry Awareness


Northern CA (C256) Southern CA (C3256) DATES: February 11 Available upon request June 12 September 25 December 4 FEES: Member Price $130 Non-member Pr ice $155

Confined Space Class Matrix 8 hours - Entry Awareness - for those who work around confined spaces. Not qualified to enter. (DAY 1)

40 hours - Entry/Rescue - for members of rescue teams that will enter a confined space to rescue victims. (Day 1-5)

24 hours - Entry/Non-Entry Rescue - for entrants, entry supervisors and attendants. Qualified for non-entry rescue. (DAY 1-3)

Day 1 • Entry Awareness classroom instruction

• Hands-on instruction

• Evaluations and certificates of completion for 8-Hour Entry Awareness

Day 2 • Entry/Non-Entry Rescue classroom instruction

• Supervised field exercises

• Tripods

• Emergency procedures for removal after retrieval

Day 3 • Entry/Non-Entry Team practical exercises • CS* surveys & permits • Air monitoring and ventilation systems

• Hands-on testing

• Evaluations and certificates of completion for Entry/Non-Entry Rescue

Air monitoring and ventilation systems

• Air monitoring system criteria • Air monitoring instruments • Identification of gases • Hazardous gases properties • Ventilation systems (cascade systems)

Personal Protective Equipment and Use

• Head, body, foot, eye and hand protection • Harnesses • Respiratory protection

Confined Space Rescue

• Rescue operations • Retrieval systems • Tripods and winches

Additional topics:

• Communication systems • Lock-out/block-out/tag-out

This course does not qualify participants to make permit required entries to perform rescue or to be an attendant. If participants take the first 8 hours and then attend the additional two days of hands-on training, they will be qualified to make routine entry and non-entry rescue.

“This class kept me interested - all of my questions were answered - lots of good information - very informative and great take-home information.”-Jared Looney

“The hands on quality of the instructor was very organized and ready to present all information.”-Noah Gordon


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Northern CA (C253) DATES: Available upon request. FEES: Member Price $325 Non-member Pr ice $375

more depth than in the awareness course. This class includes extensive training on equipment, proper use of equipment, personnel requirements and monitoring systems. In addition, course development, using the instructor manual, Power Point program, and effective instruction techniques will be covered. Students will have opportunities to practice “teaching” sections of the course. The manual includes course objectives and lesson plans covering:

• Introduction to the regulations • Entry procedures and• Confined space identification proper equipment• Confined space hazard assessment

OVERVIEW:

This class includes Confined Space Entry Awareness as Day 1. In addition, this class covers 2 days of intensive hands-on practicals of simulated entries and non-entry rescues. This includes using all equipment required for entry and non-entry rescues. At the end of this three-day course, participants will be qualified to act as an attendant, entrant and entry supervisor. During the three-day course, participants will fulfill all three positional requirements.

Confined Space Entry

TIME: 8am-5pm; 3 Days of Instruction

Northern CA (C257) DATES: January 14-16 • February 11-13 • June 12-14 September 25-27 • December 4-6 FEES: Member Price $ 600 Non-member Pr ice $ 650

Confined Space Entry/Rescue


Northern CA (C254) DATES: Available upon request. FEES: Member Price $600 Non-member Pr ice $650

OVERVIEW:

This class includes Confined Space Entry Awareness, Confined Space Entry/Non-Entry Rescue and classroom and field exercises to qualify participants for entry rescue operations. This course is focused heavily on field entry rescue scenarios, self-contained breathing apparatus, supplied air respirators, pulleys, knots and harnesses. Participants must take all 5 days of instruction to receive the certificate of completion for Confined Space Entry Rescue.

*Confined Space**Self Contained Breathing Apparatus***Supplied Air Respirators

Confined Space Class Matrix 8 hours - Entry Awareness - for those who work around confined spaces. Not qualified to enter. (DAY 1)

40 hours - Entry/Rescue - for members of rescue teams that will enter a confined space to rescue victims. (DAY 1-5)

24 hours - Entry/Non-Entry Rescue - for entrants, entry supervisors and attendants. Qualified for non-entry rescue. (DAY 1-3)

Confined Space Entry Awareness Train-the-Trainer

OVERVIEW:

This is a one-day overview for those who have taken Confined Space Entry Awareness and will teach the class to others. Cal/OSHA andFedOSHA regulations covering confined space will be covered in

Day 4 • Entry Rescue classroom instruction

• Hands-on exercises

• SCBA** & SAR***

• Pulleys, knots & harnesses

Day 5 • Entry Rescue Field Scenarios and testing

• Evaluations and certificates of completion for 8-Hour Entry Awareness


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Northern CA (C289) Southern CA (C3289) DATES: January 29 February 22 March 19 May 9 May 29 August 29 June 26 July 16 September 10 October 8 December 20 FEES: Member Price $85 Non-member Pr ice $100

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

All employees responsible for flagging and temporary traffic control, as an aspect of their job function.

OVERVIEW:

Cal/OSHA’s Title 8 Construction Safety Orders Section 1599(f) requires flaggers to be trained in the proper fundamentals of flagging moving traffic prior to being assigned as flaggers.

This course is based on the California Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD) and meets/exceeds the Cal/OSHA requirements and will include traffic control work zone principles for roadways using the California MUTCD, including: parts of the work zone, tangents, short duration work zones, channelizing devices and spacing, advance warning signs and spacing, tapers and taper lengths, stopping sight distance, and more.

This course covers warning sign placement, proper fundamentals of flagging moving traffic and signaling directions used by flaggers. Completion of training cards are issued after students pass a competency evaluation.

Safety Center is an approved provider of Contact Hours by the State of California Department of Public Health (CDPH.)

Temporary Traffic Control & Flagging



Temporary Traffic Control & Flagging Refresher


WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

All employees responsible for flagging and temporary traffic control, as an aspect of their job function per Cal/OSHA’s Title 8 Construction Safety Orders Section 1599(f). Must show proof of initial training with Safety Center.

OVERVIEW:

Our Traffic Control & Flagging program incorporates the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets & Highways and reviews warning sign placement, proper fundamentals of flagging moving traffic and signaling directions used by flaggers. Completion of Training Cards are issued after students pass a competency evaluation.

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GENERAL SAFETY COURSES Remote Area/Wilderness First Aid


Northern CA (C2311) DATES: February 22 • May 16 • August 23 FEES: Member Price $85 Non-member Pr ice $95

OVERVIEW:

Anyone who travels, works, or lives in remote areas needs to know how to deal with medical emergencies when help is over an hour away. This course will provide participants with the “what to look fors” and the “what to dos” needed to successfully deal with injuries and illnesses in a remote and/or wilderness environment. Topics include:

• Action at an Emergency • Victim Assessment and Urgent Care • Care of Bleeding, Wounds and Burns • Bone, Joint and Muscle Injuries • Physical and Environmental Hazards • Poisons, Toxins and Poisonous Plants • Animal Bites, and Insect Bites and Stings


Northern CA (C232) Southern CA (C3232)DATES: April 15-18 October 21-24 Available on Request FEES: Member Price $425 Non-member Pr ice $480

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone interested in teaching an OSHA compliant Standard Adult First Aid/CPR course.

OVERVIEW:

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to teach employees and volunteers proficiently. Instructor candidates will receive Instructor Resource Materials including:

• Course Objectives • Group Exercises• Instructor Techniques • Detailed Lesson Plans

Required Additional Purchase: Teaching Kit Member Price $179.85* Non-member Price $199*

*Plus applicable taxes, shipping & handling costs. Prices may change without notice.

First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor


Northern CA (C231) DATES: February 21 April 19 May 17 July 12 August 8 October 4 FEES: Member Price $85 Non-member Pr ice $95

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Anyone who wants to learn life saving skills and be prepared with a regulatory compliant first aid/CPR program.

OVERVIEW:

Attendees will learn how to recognize a life-threatening emergency, how to provide basic life support and what to do in the case of an airway obstruction or choking. Students will also learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of injuries and sudden illness. Crucial information about how to deal with emergencies like shock, burns, strains, strokes and seizures is shared.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive nationally recognized First Aid and CPR course completion cards.

First Aid/CPR

First Aid/CPR Refresher


Northern CA (C231R) DATES: January 11 April 26 July 19 October 11 FEES: Member Price $50 Non-member Pr ice $65

OVERVIEW:

Safety Center Incorporated uses Emergency Care and Safety Institute (ECSI) training materials. Participants will refresh their skills on how to recognize a life-threatening emergency and how to provide basic life support, as well as how to recognize the signs and symptoms of injuries and sudden illness.

Must show proof of initial first aid/CPR training. You cannot attend this refresher course if your completion card from your original class has

lapsed for more than 60 days.

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SAFETY CENTER INCORPORATED GENERAL SAFETY


Northern CA (C236) DATES: February 19 June 14 October 16 FEES: Member Price $50 Non-member Pr ice $65

Workplace Violence


Northern CA (C2881) DATES: January 22 April 24 August 21 FEES: Member Price $50 Non-member Pr ice $65

OVERVIEW:

In every job or profession, knowing how to properly communicate with people who are angry or hostile are “life skills” that everyone needs. The ability to control and diffuse a potentially violent person or situation before it gets out of control isn’t just being professional, it could be life saving. This interactive, high energy course focuses on a “common sense” approach to personal and workplace safety and developing a functional and effective “Plan of Action” in staying safe.

Topics include: • Personal safety plan • Survival basics • Understanding basic human needs • Violence indicators • Trigger events • Violence resistance

Conflict Resolution

TIME: 1pm-5pm; 4 Hours of Instruction

Northern CA (C206) DATES: January 22 April 24 August 21 FEES: Member Price $50 Non-member Pr ice $65

GENERAL SAFETY COURSES

OVERVIEW:

Substance use and abuse is not necessarily limited to after work hours, leading to the risk of impairment on the job. The impact on employees extends beyond the substance-using employee. One in five workers reports having been put in danger, having been injured, or having had to work harder, to re-do work, or to cover for a co-worker as a result of a fellow employee’s substance misuse.

Topics include:

• Brief history of illegal drugs• Identification of illegal drugs• Use of illegal drugs (paraphernalia, packaging)• Effects of illegal drugs on the body and the mind• User symptoms and tell-tale signs of abuse• Legal issues and what an employer can and cannot do (reasonable cause, reasonable suspicion, search & seizure)

“The instructor had real life experience and up to date information. Well thought out and organized visual and written presentations.”-Robin Ferrell

OVERVIEW:Maintaining a safe work environment isn’t an option, it is a responsibility shared by every employee in the workplace. This interactive, high-energy class is specifically designed to empower each participant with the necessary verbal defense skills and techniques they need to prevent and diffuse conflicts before they arise.

Topics include: • Communication techniques • People and problem solving skills • How to remain prepared and professional • Ways to reduce stress and stay in control • Recognizing warning signs • Understanding basic human needs

Alcohol and Drug Awareness for Supervisors

This highly interactive workshop covers the basic skills to help identify and effectively deal with alcohol and drug use/abuse in the workplace and gives supervisors the confidence to handle sensitive and potentially volatile situations involving alcohol and drugs.

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GENERAL SAFETY COURSESIt’s not a question of if a disaster will strike, it’s when!

Is your organization’s plan ready and “effective?”

Are you prepared with the intense skills needed to adequately provide for yourself and for your co-workers in the event of a wide-scale natural or man-made disaster?

For both of these courses it is recommended that participants have current First Aid/CPR training cards and, due to the interactive skills building activities, participants are to wear closed-toed shoes and casual, comfortable clothing for easy mobility.

Disaster Preparedness Exercise

TIME: 8am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction, plus an overnight exercise

Northern CA (C215) DATES: CALL FOR DATES

FEES: Member Price $495 Non-member Pr ice $560

1-Day Disaster Preparedness

TIME: 8am-5pm; 1 Day of Instruction Northern CA (C295) Southern CA (C3295) DATES: March 14 CALL FOR DATES September 24 FEES: Member Price $150 Non-member Pr ice $175

It’s crucial that you know what to do in the first 72 hours after a natural or man-made disaster. Emergency responders report that in the event of a large-scale disaster, they will be overwhelmed and unable to respond to all people.

Learn how to take care of yourself, family and co-workers in this intense three-day course. Day one is a first aid class with emphasis on trauma. Day two prepares you for various disaster scenarios. Day three you will experience a field exercise with many twists and turns, realistic injuries, and more, giving you a feel for the real thing. Live the experience!

This 1-day class will expose participants to a wide variety of real-life scenarios and situations that they might face during the first 72 hours following a disaster. Instructors will assist participants through highly interactive hands-on practical skills development covering a graphic look beyond the requirements and how to put your emergency plan to the test including: • First Aid / Triage • Light rescue techniques • Moving injured victims • Sanitation • Establish safe/functional evacuation area • Dealing with deceased • How to set up essential camp services • Other associated hazards

“I liked the connection of the instructor with the trainees. The class showed how lacking we are as an organization, community, family and state and are so ill-prepared to survive for 72 hours out of our comfort zones. The instructor presented the class with energy and positive thinking beyond basic training. If you don’t walk out of this class realizing how lacking we are regarding the ability to adapt and overcome situations, ‘your dead.’ The question is, are you going to remain walking?” -Troy Minnick,Victor Valley Wastewater

Check our website for additional class dates and times! We can

fit this class to your needs!

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GENERAL SAFETY COURSES 4-Hour Defensive Driving Course (DDC-4)


Northern CA (C233) DATES: January 25 August 30 March 15 September 30 April 26 November 1 June 28 FEES: Member Price $60 Non-member Pr ice $75

Defensive Driving Course 4-Hour Instructor


Northern CA (C234) Southern CA (C3234)DATES: January 16-17 January 10-11 May 23-24 October 24-25 FEES: Member Price $350 Non-member Pr ice $395

Students are required to purchase a teaching kit which includes:

• Instructor Manual Course Guide • Multimedia Disks Member Price: $725* Non-Member Price: $850* • Annually Renewable Video or DVD Lease Member Price: $450* Non-Member Price: $590**Plus applicable taxes, shipping & handling costs. Prices may change without notice.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Company car drivers or employees who drive their own vehicles on company time and must meet company insurance policy requirements.

OVERVIEW:This 4-Hour course covers the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving curriculum. It is not a course on how to drive, but how to drive defensively. The course teaches how to adjust to driving circumstances and how to anticipate other drivers’ actions. Students learn such techniques as covering brakes, proper following distance, delayed acceleration, safe passing, proper scanning and many more vital skills.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Human resource managers, safety managers, fleet supervisors, driving school instructors and trainers who are responsible fordefensive driving instruction to employees as a cost effective way to ensure all your drivers develop safe defensive driving habits and attitudes.

OVERVIEW:

This course is a two-day training class for new instructors in the National Safety Council’s 4-Hour Defensive Driving Program. Instructor candidates learn how to use and engage students in the course materials. The course also covers effective instructor techniques, adult learning characteristics and administrative responsibilities.

• 4-Hour Defensive Driving Course (DDC-4) • Route Sales Driver • Fleet Driver • 8-Hour Defensive Driving Course (DDC-8) • Utility Truck Driver • Mature Driver• Alive @ 25 •Attitudinal Dynamics• Van Driver •Straight Truck Driver• Professional Truck Driver • Maintenance Vehicle Operator

Trainer Development Course

Let Safety Center Incorporated come to your site! We provide customized on-sites for:

TIME: 8am-5pm; 2 Days of Instruction Northern CA (C233) DATES: March 20-21 August 28-29 December 17-18

OVERVIEW:Do you dread giving training talks or wish your sessions could be more dynamic? So often the need to build and reinforce effective communication skills is overlooked. Trainings and presentations can be both educational and entertaining.

Whether your audience is small, large, informal or formal, this interactive course will assist in building your confidence as a trainer/presenter. Through group discussions and presentations, each student is encouraged to apply new tips and techniques to his/her own style. Topics covered include why and how to make presentations more effective, knowing your audience, learning styles and classroom techniques.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:Recommended for all leads, managers, supervisors, trainers, presenters, and anyone who needs to effectively communicate to others.

FEES: Member Price $360 Non-member Pr ice $395

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Course Information

Safety Center has fulfilled its mission to reduce injuries and save lives through safety training and products for over 75 years. We remain committed to you to provide the highest quality educational experience in all workplace safety and health training courses taken through Safety Center. We continually strive to be on the cutting edge of safety education and training. If there are classes not shown in this catalogue that you would like, call and let us know.

Registration

Please be sure to include the appropriate course name and class dates on your registration form. We accept Visa, MC, Discover AMEX, EFT, company check and purchase orders at the time of enrollment. All invoices are processed and sent out electronically.

Additional Dates & Changes

Safety Center adds new courses and dates on a regular basis. Please visit the Workplace Safety section of our website at www.safetycenter.org/workplace_safety as well as our on-line catalog.

Tuition

Course fees cover class time, training materials, resources and certificates and/or course completion cards. Prices listed in this catalog are subject to change without notice. Please call our open enrollment coordinator in Northern California at (800) 825-7262 ext 219 and in Southern California at (909) 625-9650 or check our website .

Membership Discount

Membership with Safety Center pays for itself! Members receive special discounts on workplace safety classes and special events throughout the year. For more information on becoming a member of Safety Center, see the membership section of this catalog.

Refund Policy

Notice of cancellation must be given five business days in advance of the class in order to receive a full refund. A 50% refund will be given for notice of cancellation given one to four business days in advance of the class. No refund will be given if the student is a “no show” on the scheduled day of the class. Customer must have a cancellation number for a refund. If the class has not been paid in advance and the student is a “no show,” you will still be billed for the class.

Non-Discrimination Policy

Safety Center does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, ancestry, nationalorigin, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Accommodations

There are many accommodation choices within easy driving distance of our facilities. Please visit our website for local hotel information.

Class Locations & Information

Open Enrollment courses are held at our training facilities in Northern and Southern California.

Main Campus 3909 Bradshaw Road Sacramento, CA 95827 (800) 825-7262 (916) 366-7233 (916) 366-1230 FAX [email protected]

Safety Center’s Main Campus is located within one mile of Highway 50, and only ten miles east of downtown Sacramento.

Southern California Branch Office Spring Street Center 109 S. Spring Street Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 625-9650 (909) 625-9652 FAX [email protected]

Our Claremont training facility is located just minutes from the 10 & 210 freeways nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel mountains near the Historic Route 66, and 10 miles from the Ontario International Airport.

All class times are 8:00am - 5:00pm, unless otherwise noted.

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Simply fill out this form. For Northern California: FAX it to (916) 366-1230 or e-mail it to [email protected].

For Southern California: FAX it to (909) 625-9652 or e-mail it to [email protected].

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Refund & Cancellation Policy

Notice of cancellation must be given five business days in advance of the class in order to receive a full refund. A 50% refund will be given for notice of cancellation given one to four business days in advance of the class. No refund will be given if the student is a “no show” on the scheduled day of the class. Customer must have cancellation number for a refund. If the class has not been paid in advance, and the student is a “no show,” you will still be billed for the class.

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Safety Center Incorporated is your source for valuable information, training, educational programs, literature, products and other materials. Join now to enjoy these great benefits. Just fill out the form on the next page or print out the membership form from our website at www.safetycenter.org/workplace_safety and fax, mail or e-mail it to us today! Valuable Safety & Industry Information

All members of Safety Center receive a monthly e-mail of our informative newsletter, Inside Safety. Significant Discounts on Training & Events

Members enjoy significant discounts on over 35 different workplace safety-training programs, for on-site trainings at your organization. These cost savings make membership pay for itself. Through a partnership with Drexel University Online, Safety Center members can also receive a 10-25% tuition reduction on Drexel’s top-ranking online degree and certificate programs. Safety Products

Safety Center offers safety related products, such as software, CPR barriers & gloves, technical publications, and employee training booklets. Unlimited Use of Our Video Tape Library

If you need ideas for safety meetings or training, videos work great. Safety Center provides members access to an extensive video lending library free of charge (excluding shipping & handling charges). These videos are also available to non-members for a fee. Videos are also available for purchase.

Membership with Safety Center translates into a safer work environment by taking advantage of the tremendous training cost savings, which leads to time savings, increased worker productivity, fewer accidents, fewer near miss incidents, and ultimately, reduced insurance premiums and loss payouts.

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Individual/Public Training Agencies for FA/CPR or Defensive Driving Course.

Individual/Public Training Agencies for FA/CPR or Defensive Driving Course.

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Video/DVD LibraryChoose videos/DVDs from our extensive library to enhance your safety meetings and trainings. Videos address relevant safety issues, provide practical guidance and show appropriate safety techniques. We also have Spanish language videos available for rent.

Contact our Video/DVD Library Coordinator at (800) 825-7262 x240 for our current video/DVD catalog. Our catalog is also available online at www.safetycenter.org/workplace_safety.

Rental Fees*

Members - Unlimited Free* Video/DVD Rentals

Non-members - $20 per rental, per video/DVD

*Shipping & Handling Fees - ALL RENTERS (Members and Non-members) will be charged UPS shipping charges, plus a $2.00 handling charge.

Return Dates

All videos/DVDs, whether picked-up from our office or shipped, have a rental time of approximately 2 weeks (l8 days maximum) from the date the video leaves Safety Center until it must be returned. Special arrangements can be made by request if necessary.

Late Charges

$20 per week will be charged for all overdue videos/DVDs. If not returned within 30 days of the due date, you will be billed for the full replacement cost of the video/DVD.

Liability

Renters will be held liable for the replacement cost of any video/DVD that is damaged or lost while assigned to them. When shipping or mailing return videos, they must be insured for a minimum of $300 and shipped or mailed by a traceable means.

Safety ProductsWe offer thousands of products for the safety professional. If there is an item you need for your safety programs that you cannot find, call us, we will find it for you!

Defibrillators

Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of death in theUnited States. The American Heart Association (AHA) estimates that about 250,000 people die of coronary heart disease before reaching the hospital each year. Unlike many other life-threatening illnesses and conditions, SCA often occurs outside of a medical setting.

Safety Center has Phillips HeartStartOn-site Defibrillators available for sale to our members. Please see our website for more information at www.safetycenter.org/workplace_safety or e-mail our Products Coordinator for more information at [email protected].

Philips HeartStart On-Site DefibrillatorThe first commercial defibrillator available without a prescription, the On-Site is designed to be the easiest to use and most reliable

defibrillator available. Weighing just 3.3 lbs., this small and lightweight defibrillator can be easily carried to the victim’s side. Using clear, calm voice instructions, the On-Site guides you through each step of defibrillation, including CPR coaching. Call Tonya at 800- 825-7262 x214 for pricing.

PublicationsWe provide industry and technical

publications to enhance your knowledge and career. We can provide essential, current resources such as: Cal/OSHA General Industry and Electrical Safety Orders, Cal/OSHA Construction Safety Orders.

How To Order

Ordering products is simple!

• Call or e-mail our Products Coordinator(800) 825-7262 x214 - [email protected]

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This meeting is held the second Tuesday of each month.

The Safety Forum is an organization designed to help those individuals who have the responsibility for the safety, health, and well being of their workplace and workforce, whether it be company owners, managers, human resources, and safety managers, or “ANYONE within their organization that wears the “hat of safety.”

SAFETY FORUMS The Sacramento Regional Safety Forum (SRSF) is designed to assist those who have the responsibility for the health, safety and well being of their workplace and workforce.

The SRSF is a morning meeting that is filled with fellow safety people providing a great opportunity for networking and learning. Participants will be able to take part in an interactive, informative forum with subject experts where workers and employers share each other’s “real-world” experiences.

Forum meetings will be held the first Thursday of each month from 8:30am to 10:30am and will include a continental breakfast, speaker presentation, Q & A time and/or topic break-out sessions and resource materials.

Search for us on Facebook at: “Safety Forum Inland Empire”

Follow us on Twitter @sacregsftyforum

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Safety Center Incorporated3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827

Time: 8:30 am - 10:30 amCost: $10 at the door.

For more information please call 800-825-7262 x240 or visit or website at www.srsforum.org.

Location: The Frontier Project 10435 Ashford Street, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Time: 8:30 am – 10:00 am Cost: $10 at the door

For more information, please call (909) 625-9650 • www.safetyforumie.org

Safety professionals from all over Southern California have enjoyed and have come to depend upon the Safety Forum to provide them with relevant and timely safety topics, support on regulatory compliance issues, information on the latest safety products, networking opportunities, and much more. *Networking - Continental Breakfast - Door Prizes*

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN

Safety Center offers a unique children’s safety program called Safetyville USA. Located in Sacramento, this miniature city sits on three and a half acres. Groups of 10-20 children (four years old through third grade) or developmentally disabled adults take a highly interactive guided tour of Safetyville USA.

They learn such life saving safety skills as how to cross a street safely; what to do in case of fire; telephone safety; how and when to dial 9-1-1; railroad crossing safety; safe and unsafe strangers; bicycle safety; and animal safety. A health and fitness tour is now available as an alternate choice for parents and teachers. Self guided tours can be arranged. Businesses can help send children to this program by “Adopting a Class.”

TEENAGERS

Car crashes are the #1 cause of teenage deaths due to limited experience and immature decision-making. Safety Center offers programs to reverse this trend. Alive at 25 helps teens identify risky behaviors and develop ‘what if” strategies so they can make safe, responsible driving decisions.

FOCUSimulator for New Teen Drivers reduces car crashes by 66% by providing realistic “behind the wheel” experience so teens can practice defensive driving skills.

The Alive at 25 Parent Program helps parents understand that they have an important role in developing safe teen drivers. It provides a road map for introducing new skills and using a Parent/Teen Contract

to monitor new drivers so they can earn driving independence.

Safety Center’s J.A.D.E. (Juvenile Alcohol & Drug Education) and Tobacco Programs change attitudes by helping youth to see the consequences of their actions and to set long-term goals so they can avoid the harmful effects of alcohol and drug abuse.

MOTORCYCLE

Safety Center offers a California Motorcyclist Safety Program, required for riders under age 21 to get a license and valuable for adult new or experienced riders. This program is offered at our Sacramento site. The motorcycle training program teaches motorcycle riders life-saving skills and techniques through a combination of classroom and on-range experiences.

WORKPLACE SAFETY & HEALTH

Our Training department offers top quality workplace safety training throughout California and Nevada, at our campuses in Sacramento and in Claremont, CA, or at your place of business. All levels of employees can benefit through our Certified Safety Management Specialist (CSMS) designation; train-the-trainer courses and hands-on competent person classes.

Course topics include: Confined Space, Fall Protection, Excavation, Forklift, Mobile Equipment, First Aid/CPR, Conflict Resolution, Disaster Preparedness, Traffic Control/Flagging and Cal or Fed OSHA for Construction and General Industry.

ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS

Our 12-Hour alcohol and drug course helps employees and employers deal with substance abuse issues. Classes are available in English, Spanish, and Russian in 10 to 12 week courses, available through open enrollment or at your place of business.

Court and DMV referred DUI and drug diversion education is offered in Sacramento, Stanislaus and Yolo counties. We sell our instruction

manuals and study guides to DUI program providers, outpatient programs, recovery homes, schools and private businesses. Safety Center is an approved Continuing Education Provider for California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs (CADDTP) and Breining Institute.

SENIORS

Safety Center offers a DMV approved Mature Driver course that reviews defensive driving skills and helps seniors adjust to the effects of aging. The 8-hour class and the 4-hour refresher are offered in Sacramento and Modesto and are available in Spanish. HOW WE ARE FUNDED

Safety Center Incorporated has annual revenues of approximately $5 million. Our revenue primarily comes from fees for services (87%). The balance of our income comes from safety product sales (5%), public & private grants (3%), fund raising events - net (2%), membership (2%), and contributions and miscellaneous (1%).

Safety Center is a 501(c)3 organization founded in 1934 whose mission is to reduce injuries and save lives by providing safety education and training. This mission is accomplished by promoting lifelong safety and health through a variety of community and professional programs.

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