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SUMMARY:Fall Protection 101: Cardinal Rules\, Systems & Training\, and Rescue Plans
DESCRIPTION:*This is a rescheduled webinar. WiFi happens!\nDid you know the general industry height that requires fall protection is 4 feet? And construction is 6 feet? However\, that does not apply to everything such as scaffolds\, ladders\, and steel erection. \nFalls are the leading cause of preventable death among construction workers in the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states that falls from height seriously injure 10\,000 workers annually. In 2020\, 351 people were killed due to catastrophic falls in construction. \nAs an employer\, it is your duty to provide fall protection training. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Join us on August 24 to learn the cardinal rules\, systems\, and training to keep your employees safe. \nThis webinar will provide employers with the knowledge and tools they need to prevent falls\, minimize risk\, and develop a safe and solid foundation in the workplace. \nParticipants in this webinar will learn the following: \n– Cardinal Rules of fall protection\n– Training guidelines for employees\n– Detailed descriptions\, examples\, and proper use of personal fall arrest systems\n– A proper\, site-specific rescue plan \n \nWebinar Host: Mike Elder\, CSP\, is the Director of Training at Pearson Safety Solutions. Mike’s background includes numerous years in the contracting field and masonry. His continued growth as a safety professional led him to become a CSP in December 2015\, which is the highest accredited certification in safety.
URL:https://pearsonsafety.com/event/fall-protection-101-cardinal-rules-systems-training-and-rescue-plans/
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SUMMARY:NFPA-70E Compliance Webinar: Keep Your Employees Safe\, Prevent Catastrophic Accidents & Avoid Civil Lawsuits
DESCRIPTION:If your facility contains electrical equipment\, this webinar is for you. \nMost electrical accidents and deaths can be avoided with the proper labeling\, compliance\, and safety standards in place. Electrical safety is a shared responsibility between the employee and employer and requires adherence to regulations by both parties. Unfortunately\, some companies pass on the adoption of the survey to save money. The hard truth? When an electrical-related death occurs and the family sues the company\, the lawsuit cost is far more than the cost associated with meeting compliance standards. \nNFPA 70E governs individuals who work with electricity and is recognized as an international standard\, defining electrical safety-related work practices and activities. The standards for electrical safety in the workplace ensure employees make it home to their loved ones. Additionally\, OSHA recognizes the requirements outlined in NFPA-70E\, and OSHA’s electrical safety standards can be met by adhering to the requirements outlined in NFPA-70E. \nThe health and safety of your employees are top priorities. At Pearson\, we value people\, integrity\, and life and are committed to fostering a culture of safety both in our network and throughout the industry. Join us for a webinar where Mike Elder\, Director of Safety Training\, authorized OSHA outreach instructor in Construction and General Industry\, and NFPA-70E subject matter expert explains the requirements\, processes\, and path to keeping your employees safe.
URL:https://pearsonsafety.com/event/nfpa-70e-compliance-webinar-keep-your-employees-safe-prevent-catastrophic-accidents-avoid-civil-lawsuits/
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