Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (POSH)
Training
Goal
You will be able to make decisions about the safety and health training
needs of your workforce: needs analysis, performance objectives,
instructional strategy and methods, content, media, delivery, evaluation,
and costs.
POSH
is a 4 day (30 hour) course focusing on the knowledge and skills
required to assess your training needs; as well as to plan, organize,
create, and deliver safety and health training programs.
Why
Should You Attend
If you are responsible for the planning, development, and delivery of
safety and health programs, POSH will provide the necessary knowledge and
skills to assess your needs and delivery performance-based training.
During
Training, You Will
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Learn strategies that
address adult learning needs
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Complete a training
needs analysis
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Identify training and
non-training solutions for safety and health case studies
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Calculate direct and
indirect training costs
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Discuss training issues
with other safety professionals
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Plan and design a
custom training program.
Safety Training Methods (STM)
What It
Is:
A
targeted program to help you successfully manage employees and safety and
health
projects. Through activities, presentations, and group discussions,
SMT offers methods and
techniques for implementing the principles outlined in POSH.
Who It's
For:
SMT
is for anyone responsible for coordinating, supervising, or managing a
company's safety
and
health efforts.
What
You'll Do:
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Define your leadership
role as a problem solver and decision maker
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Learn how to manage
change, conduct safety audits, work with a safety and health
committee, and budget for a safety and health efforts.
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Develop your management
skills and increase your effectiveness
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Determine when and how to
delegate safety authority
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Improve your interviewing
and consulting techniques
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Understand how individual
and organizational dynamics impact safety and heath
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Participate in
discussions of real-life experiences with other safety professionals
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Start a multi-year
management plan based on your company's safety and health practices
Fundamentals of
Industrial Hygiene (FIH)
What It
Is:
An
essential course for developing an understanding of industrial hygiene
terminology,
principles, and practices in general industry. FIH provides a broad
view of operational issues in
layman's terms.
Who It's
For:
FIH
is a "must-attend" for anyone with industrial hygiene responsibilities,
especially those with
limited training or direct experience. It's appropriate for
supervisors, as well as those carrying
out
walk-through surveys.
What
You'll Do:
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Learn to participate,
recognize, and evaluate factors that cause work-related illness
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Get a comprehensive
overview of more than a dozen relevant topics, including:
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Anatomy and physiology
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Toxicology
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Chemical hazards (liquid,
gases, vapors, and particulates)
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Biological hazards
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Walkthrough surveys
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Air sampling
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Sound measurement
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Ventilation
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Personal Protective
equipment
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Respiratory protection
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Safety and health
programs/agencies
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Government standards and
voluntary guidelines
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Examine the key processes
in an effective industrial hygiene effort, plus best practices for
implementation
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Train to conduct
walk-through surveys and perform basic air and noise monitoring
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Discuss when to use a
qualified/certified industrial hygienist
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Participate in a variety
of educational activities, including small and large group discussions,
problem analyses, and equipment demonstrations with hands-on practice
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Create valuable business
contacts and share your experience with other safety professional
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Get a jump start on
creating an industrial hygiene plan for your facility.